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Bangkok Welcomes Beautifully Decorated Subway Stations
The central area of Bangkok covered by these four new subway stations is home to many of the city’s most visited attractions; such as, the Grand Palace, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha and Wat Pho. -
Hong Kong Rugby Sevens 2020
It’s official, the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens weekend dates for 2020 have been released and we’re already getting plenty of interest from groups and individuals keen to join in on one of Hong Kong’s biggest weekends of the year! -
Destination Asia Awarded ‘Best Destination Management Company in Asia’ at the M&C Asia Stella Awards
Destination Asia has been recognized for the exemplary qualities represented by the brand. These are the qualities that have earned the respect of customers and peers alike. -
Alcohol Ban Revised for Temple Dinners
We are pleased to inform you that the alcohol ban at the Angkor Archeological Park that was due to be enforced from 1 January 2020, has now been revised by the Apsara Authority. -
Nha Xa Silk Village in Na Ham
Located on the bank of the Red River, Nha Xa Silk Village lies peacefully in Ha Nam province. Locals here have passed on the tradition of producing beautiful silks to younger generations over a period of 700 years. -
What’s Going on Now in Hong Kong?
Due to changing developments in recent days, we would like to update all our partners on the situation unfolding in Hong Kong as it stands today. -
Malaysia Departure Levy Imposed from September 2019
Anyone flying out from Malaysia will be required to pay tax in the form of a departure levy, ranging from RM8 (US$2) to RM150 (US$36) from 1 September 2019. -
Beijing’s Newly Opened Moutai Museum
The company Kweichow Moutai, recently unveiled its eponymous museum in Beijing, dedicated to China's most popular fiery liquor. -
Traditional Weaving and Dying Experience in Nyaung Shwe
A Little Loom is a weaving project run in the compound of A Little Eco Lodge to support the practice of Inle Silk Zin-me (Tie-Dye). -
Discover the Hidden Community of Bang Lamung
Situated in Bang Lamung district of Chonburi province, “Ban Takian Tia” is one of the most authentic local village experiences a visitor can undertake in Thailand, discovering a well-preserved culture and traditions that remain unchanged. -
Lombok Update: Business Back on Track
One year after Bali’s neighboring island of Lombok was rattled by a series of devastating earthquakes, we are pleased to advise that business on Lombok Island as well as on the famous Gili Islands has almost completely recovered. -
Kaolao Cave to Reopen After New Facilities Built
Kaolao Cave in Nam-Eng Village, Luang Namtha province, will reopen at the end of this year after closing for five months so visitor amenities can be built.