MICE

The terraced rice fields of Sapa’s Ta Van Valley provide the backdrop for a memorable incentive amid Northern Vietnam’s breathtaking landscapes.

This eatery features floor-to-ceiling windows that open onto a captivating underwater world inhabited by over 25,000 marine creatures.

Step into the future at Hyundai’s first global open innovation hub – the Hyundai Motor Group Innovation Centre Singapore.

With spectacular 360-degree views across Yangon, Atlas Bar takes incentives to new heights.

The thrill of white-water rafting takes incentives to the next level at Kampung Ulu Slim in Perak.

Surrounded by tropical forests and terraced rice fields, the resort provides a unique rural backdrop for MICE programmes.

Pier 1929 at the historic Wan Chai Ferry Pier offers one of Hong Kong’s most distinctive waterfront venues.

Set on the shores of Lake Qujiang, the hotel draws inspiration from the Zhou, Qin, Han, Sui and Tang dynasties.

Located directly along the shoreline, the restaurant features both indoor and outdoor spaces with panoramic views across Patong Bay.

This impactful CSR programme offers participants the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of rural Cambodians.

This enriching half-day programme offers valuable insight into the cultural heritage and spiritual traditions of a remote Lao ethnic community.

Available solely through Asian Trails, this open-air venue provides an exceptional setting for dining amid expansive rice fields and unspoilt natural surroundings.

For a distinctly Hong Kong experience, reserve a private box at the Hong Kong Jockey Club.

Reflecting centuries of culinary heritage, this activity offers an insight into the artistry behind China’s renowned hand-pulled noodle technique.

Blending nature, culture and soft adventure, Northern Laos is a destination of choice for inspiring and distinctive events.

Featuring high ceilings and an industrial-chic design, Singapore High House provides a versatile space with flexible layouts suited for a variety of corporate events.

Located in the heart of vibrant Seminyak, Amici Bali Restaurant & Iron Fairies offers a venue with a difference.

Step into the world of wing chun, the dynamic Chinese martial art famously popularised by Hong Kong-born legend Bruce Lee.

Experience the serenity and cultural richness of the Temple of Heaven through a guided tai chi session.

With its traditional houses and vibrant food scene, this charming neighbourhood offers a rare glimpse into Kuala Lumpur’s rich heritage.

Located within the iconic Merdeka 118 Tower, which stands at 678.9 meters, the hotel is housed in the second-tallest building in the world and the highest in South-East Asia.