Asian Trails’ China team recently explored Qinhuangdao, a coastal city in Hebei Province around 280 km east of Beijing.

Asian Trails has successfully delivered its largest-ever group event, welcoming more than 6,500 delegates to Bangkok over two weeks in August 2026.

Delegates travelled to Siem Reap, Cambodia, for a series of cultural excursions and team-building activities.

Asian Trails has contributed to relief efforts following the magnitude 7.7 earthquake that struck the island of Flores on 15 August 2026.

Asian Trails has updated its Cloud Tariff with 2027 rates and upgraded features, giving travel professionals easier access to valuable industry resources.

Orawan Dinsor, Team Leader (Latin Markets), was named one of four Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) Faces of the Future 2026.

Asian Trails continues to support marginalised communities in Bangkok by encouraging staff to donate unwanted items to the Pankan Society.

Asian Trails’ Malaysia team recently enjoyed a refreshing hike at Taman Tugu, an urban forest park with scenic hiking trails in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.

Asian Trails staff had an exclusive opportunity to step inside the new Waldorf Astoria Kuala Lumpur ahead of the luxury hotel’s official opening later this year.

Bookings are now open for the spectacular Chiang Mai lantern festival. With strong demand expected during this period, early reservations are highly recommended.

Group Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Sushil Mankar has spent his first year leading the modernisation of the company’s technology infrastructure and practices.

Launching in November 2026, the camp-style retreat combines outdoor challenges, cultural encounters and exploration of the region’s natural landscapes.

Asian Trails has launched a new journey showcasing the highlights of Thailand’s Andaman Coast in one seamless itinerary.

Asian Trails is proud to announce that our China office has been awarded Travelife Partner status.

Six luxury travel specialists from India enjoyed a memorable three-night programme, organised with support from the Cambodia Tourism Board.

Group Sustainability Manager, Emi Weir, visited Cambodia, to introduce the company’s new sustainability training programme for guides and drivers.

Asian Trails staff recently returned from an inspection trip to Vang Vieng, where they explored one of the region’s newest attractions, Sang Thong Cave.

Asian Trails’ staff participated in a cleanup initiative in collaboration with volunteer-led organisation, Trash Hero in Kota Kinabalu.

In the lead-up to 100 Years of Bali Tourism in 2027, Asian Trails’ staff joined a 5 km fun run organised by tourism officials and the Bali Provincial Government.

Asian Trails’ key leaders gathered for the annual Board of Directors meeting in Bangkok on 18-19 June 2026.

This year’s recipients represent a diverse group of outstanding accommodation and service providers across key destinations throughout the kingdom.

Asian Trails’ partnership with an NGO to bring clean drinking water to rural communities in Cambodia continues to transform lives.

The four-day incentive programme combined cultural discovery, premium rail travel and exploration of Vientiane and Luang Prabang’s key attractions.

Asian Trails Cambodia recently organised an eight-day programme in Siem Reap for over 450 delegates from India.

Lombok and the nearby Gili Islands are renowned for their beautiful beaches, nature walks, snorkelling opportunities and indigenous villages.

Asian Trails is pleased to announce the appointment of Maxime Denecheau as General Manager for Asian Trails Laos.

Asian Trails proudly marked the opening of its fifth office in Indonesia, located on the island of Lombok.

River cruise company Pandaw has announced plans to relaunch a 10-night circular expedition through the Irrawaddy Delta.

Asian Trails recently hosted a group of French travel agents on an immersive journey through Bali, showcasing the island’s rich diversity of attractions.

Asian Trails’ Malaysia team came together for an Iftar event with a difference.