A three-day voyage through Vietnam’s iconic Halong Bay and Bai Tu Long Bay presents the perfect setting for memorable incentive programmes.

Learn how to make a herbal compress or get involved in mushroom farming, all while engaging in eco-friendly initiatives and giving back to local communities.

This Cambodian island resort is ideal for gala dinners on the beach or dancing under the stars, with options for snorkelling, kayaking, biking or hiking during the day.  

Offering a bird's eye view of the city, Sky 51 Rooftop Bar is a popular spot for mingling and enjoying the city's vibrant evening atmosphere.

Whether your clients are planning a gala occasion, private dinner or extravagant celebration, this venue in the heart of Orchard Road takes event planning to the next level.

The Malaysian capital’s top outdoor rooftop bar Sky51 has a front-row seat of the city’s most iconic building, the Petronas Twin Towers.

A riverside venue in Ho Chi Minh, ranked among the world’s best bars by British newspaper The Guardian, is an exceptional sundowner venue for up to 150 delegates.

Phare Ponleu Selpak, meaning the ‘brightness of the arts’, is a Cambodian non-profit art school that has empowered disadvantaged people through artistic and educational programmes for over 27 years.

An idyllic location on the bank of the Mekong River, framed by mountains, inspired former Lao prime minister Prince Phetsarath Ratanavongsa to create Xiengkeo Palace.

One of Hanoi’s premier rooftop venues is gaining ground as the perfect place to go when the day draws to a close

Stamped in the record books as one of the world’s steepest cable cars, a ride up Langkawi’s Mount Machinchang offers cocktails with a twist.

For an alternative view of the ancient seaport of Hoi An, delegates are taken to a green environment filled with meandering waterways and dense vegetation – the perfect setting for a basket boat race.

Wuzhizhou Island, known as ‘the Maldives in China,’ is fast emerging as a destination of choice for beach-based incentive activities.

Villa Aye is set in a prime spot in Cape Amarin (also known as Phuket’s “Millionaire’s Mile”) with unobstructed spectacular views of the Andaman sea and vast expanses of tropical greenery.

Most schools in remote Vietnam usually lack funds to maintain their exteriors and upkeep the classrooms. They often need outside assistance to breathe new life to the buildings. Asian Trails Vietnam is helping to refresh these institutions with a “school painting day”.