Meet in Myanmar
Nay Pyi Daw Myanmar’s capital was officially moved from Yangon to a green-field site in 2005. A decade later, it has turned into a fully-fledged capital, Nay Pyi Daw. The city offers a modern face with impressive State structures such as the Assembly of the Union Hall, the Presidential Palace, the City Hall and various […]
Dos & Don’ts in Singapore
Do Do always carry sufficient business cards when meeting Singaporean trade partners. Do use your right hand when dining and/or passing something to Malays and Indians. Do try to pick up some Singlish for a better bargain. Do try the local Chinese, Malay and Indian cuisines. Don’t Do not talk about politics and religion unless […]
Dos & Don’ts in Laos
Do Greet people by joining hands and saying ‘Sabaidee’. Remove shoes when entering someone’s home and even in some shops. Bow gently when passing in front of someone as a sign of apology. Ask someone’s permission before taking his or her picture. Do eat local food as it brings revenues to locals. Don’t Do not […]
Attractions in Viet Nam
Ha Long Bay Beautiful scenery, mysterious caves, deep jungles along the coast, small islets with beaches, all make Ha Long Bay a spectacular destination for a holiday re meeting. The bay is four hours from Ha Noi but authorities are now working on a plan to build a highway linking Ha Noi to Hai Phong. […]
Attractions in Cambodia
The famous Angkor Wat temple complex is a must-see when visiting Cambodia but it is necessary to venture beyond the UNESCO listed temples to embrace the beauty of the small kingdom with its pristine beaches, mangrove forests, rainforests and national parks. It is also a good opportunity to meet with one of the friendliest peoples […]
Attractions in Indonesia
Bali Also known as the Land of the Gods, Bali blends spectacular mountain scenery and beautiful beaches with warm and friendly people, a vibrant culture and out of this world resorts. The mountainous village of Ubud has for a long time been a safe haven for artists and writers and remains a centre of arts […]
Thailand: Cruise & River-Based Tourism
The Thai peoples’ long affinity with water allows travelers to explore Thailand’s rivers and sea ports with ease. 1.1. Sea Port 1.1.1. Phuket Port Cruise ships stopping at Phuket tender off Patong Beach during high season between November and April; the rest of the year, they stop at the Port of Phuket. Wherever they stop […]
Meet in Laos
Luang Prabang With limited infrastructure – a small international airport and steep roads give access to the city – Luang Prabang is an ideal MICE destination for small and exclusive groups. The city is a concentration of beautiful temples and charming French colonial villas, which give it a distinctive character. Many luxury boutique hotels can […]
Dos & Don’ts in Indonesia
Do Take off shoes when entering a house. Shake people’s hand always using your right hand. Indonesians are generally extremely welcoming. Always accept an invitation to their homes. It is impolite to refuse. Respect people’s fast during Ramadhan by not eating in front of them. Generally Indonesians will offer food to their non-Muslim guests even […]
Cambodia: Cruise & River-Based Tourism
Go on an adventure along the Mekong River or around Cambodia’s coast facing the Gulf of Thailand. 1.1. Sea Port Travelers to Cambodia by sea may disembark at one of two places: the port city of Sihanoukville, or along the Mekong River quay at Phnom Penh. 1.1.1. Sihanoukville International Port Named after the late King […]