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From Cultural Kep to the Idyllic Island of Koh Tonsay (Rabbit Island)
Kep’s famous crab market is a hive of activity in the morning and after breakfast, along with an expert chef, guests visit the lively market to observe local life.. -
Enlightenment Comes To Singapore
The age-old Hindu festival of lights is has, known as Deepavali or Diwali is known as a most wonderful, enchanting event. And over the years it has become a major highlight on Singapore’s cultural calendar. This year’s event on 12th November offers a unique, annual opportunity to rejoice in hope over despair, good over evil […] -
The Long-Awaited Studio Ghibli Theme Park is Now Open
Given the box-office smash success of its multi award-winning animated films, the opening of Studio Ghibli’s theme park near Nagoya can be confidently expected to draw millions of fans from all over the world. As you might expect from such an innovative studio, this is a very different take on the traditional theme park. Brilliantly […] -
Japan welcomes back the Nagasaki Lantern Festival
Japan was isolated from the world for almost three centuries, except for a few port cities where foreign ships were allowed to dock and trade goods. One such port was Nagasaki, which is now a sprawling city with a fascinating multicultural atmosphere. A highlight of its calendar, the Nagasaki Lantern Festival, started out as a […] -
Mapping Out Travel Trends with Destination Asia Thailand’s Product Manager, Hayo Massop
To help us navigate post-COVID-19 travel in Thailand, Destination Asia Thailand's Product Manager, Hayo Massop, is on hand to give insight into what trends we are likely to see, new experiences available, and how Destination Asia Thailand is preparing for a more responsible future. -
Treading lightly in the Cardamoms
Cardamom Tented Camp in Botum Sakor National Park is one of the most impressive tented camps in Cambodia, located roughly halfway between Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville. -
Mooncakes & More During Singapore’s Mid-Autumn Festival
Moon-viewing parties are a popular way to enjoy the occasion, as family and friends sit in gardens lit by the soft glow of paper lanterns and nibble on mooncakes. -
2018 Dragon Boat Festival
It’s time for the high-octane Dragon Boat Festival! This energy-filed festival is teeming with color and sound as thousands join together on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month – which this year is 18 June. -
100% Biodegradeable Wet Towelettes Provided For Travellers
Destination Asia Malaysia is now working with a supplier of sustainable wet towelettes that leave no negative impact on our environment during production nor after their use. -
Changes to the Sales and Service Tax in Malaysia
The Royal Malaysian Customs Department has recently made changes to the tax rates outlined in the Service Tax Act 2018. Starting March 1, 2024, the service tax rates under this legislation increased from 6% to 8% across all taxable services, with exceptions for specific sectors such as food and beverages, telecommunication services, and parking spaces […] -
A journey through Cambodia’s last untamed region
The Jahoo Gibbon Camp, nestled in the heart of the Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary, offers treks through one of Cambodia’s last untouched forest regions, providing an ideal experience for animal lovers and nature enthusiasts. Guided by indigenous Bunong people, travellers may encounter some of the 75 critically endangered species in this wild habitat, including black-shanked […] -
Khmer Cooking Class in Beach Front Setting
This private cooking class takes place in a stunning beach front setting within Knai Bang Chat resort. Our culinary canvas is the beautiful seafront restaurant at the resort where masterful chefs create glorious menus, celebrating Khmer cuisine.