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Dive into five shades of blue at the best luxury resorts in the Maldives
Whatever type of vacation you are seeking, from honeymoon to family breaks, you can pamper yourself at the best luxury resorts in Maldives.
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Boracay reopens: What you need to know before traveling
Boracay reopens. Many got excited with the opening of this world-renowned beach paradise in the Philippines. Here's what you need to know.
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Almost There: A thought-provoking art exhibit for a cause
Artist Kristine Lim immortalizes some critically endangered species in the Philippines in a thought-provoking art exhibit for a cause.
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Luxury private jet: The ultimate convenient way to travel
What could be more luxurious and supremely convenient than arriving by a private jet to a charming resort for a two-night escape? 137 Pillars House in Chiang Mai has partnered with VIP Jets based in Bangkok for an exclusive and relaxing travel experience. VIP Jets operate with a highly trained team of international professionals flying Gulfstream G200 Private Jets which accommodate up to four passengers and two pilots. With VIP Jets, there are no queues or crowds, no excess baggage charges, no waiting for security checks. You set the schedule. It’s all about you. The ultimate escape with luxury all the way The Luxury Private Jet Package is perfect for…
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Ascott offers ‘Work in Residence’ and ‘Space-as-a-Service’
Looking for a comfortable, private space to work safely, study or organize fitness activities? The Ascott Limited (Ascott) has launched its ‘Work in Residence’ initiative at participating properties worldwide, transforming selected apartments into conducive work suites. To extend its service offerings, Ascott is also providing its ‘Space-as-a-Service’ by exploring with multinational corporations (MNCs), entrepreneurs and small-medium enterprises (SMEs) different possibilities to optimize the use of space in its properties. These range from hosting cloud kitchens and Starbucks coffee kiosks, to organizing live streaming or fitness activities in its apartments, and serving as parcel collection hubs for convenient pickup of online orders. Live, work, play and innovate in serviced residences Mr…
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Why now is a good time to plan your next trip in the Philippines
Itching to travel again? We agree, the excitement and pleasure from dreaming of travels and adventures delivers a different level of happiness. Planning your dream getaway is a great opportunity to clear your head, especially after months of lockdown. With the gradual lifting of quarantine restrictions in the Philippines, many are eager to pull out their suitcases and travel again, although more cautiously this time. Here comes the good news—the September Online Sale, or S.O.S.—giving you a good reason (or excuse) to book your future travel right now. Organized by the Hotel Sales and Marketing Association (HSMA) Philippines, with the support of the Tourism Promotions Board (TPB), the September Online…
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Top 10 reasons to visit Anantara Chiang Mai Resort
Located on the banks of the Mae Ping River, Anantara Chiang Mai Resort allows you to experience riverside serenity in the heart of Chiang Mai. The resort opens doors to a world of adventure, discovery, and more. Here are 10 reasons to add Anantara Chiang Mai to your bucket list. 1. There’s a lot to see and do. Anantara Chiang Mai Resort opens doors to a world of adventure and discovery. Delve into the local culture by exploring the temple-filled old city, Lanna heritage, artisan villages and mountain hill tribes. 2. It’s a place to enjoy High Tea with a twist. Savor gourmet pies and quiches, decorative desserts, and scones with…
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Travel again: Top 100 Things to do Before You Turn 100
StayWell launches 'Top 100 Things to Do Before You Turn 100' campaign to inspire people to travel again and keep the wanderlust spark burning.
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Raise a glass! Here’s how to ‘live the French way’
Luxury hotels around the world invite guests and visitors alike to celebrate the fall harvest season with Sofitel Wine Days.
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Sustainable dining options at Avani Hotels
As we look forward to the future of travel, Avani properties in Thailand, Cambodia and Laos have rolled out sustainable dining options. Rooted in local tradition, the new culinary offerings have been designed with guests’ wellness needs in mind, in addition to showcasing a range of community engagement initiatives. The hotels are stepping up their commitment to support local communities by highlighting the region’s specialty produce and the need to rely less on imports. They have also adopted zero-waste initiatives, including plans for on-site composting systems to process all organic waste and a permaculture organic garden to promote self-sufficiency. With an eye on a greener future and a more sustainable…
Celebrating sustainable and mindful travel in Asia
