The event united staff from the Phnom Penh and Siem Reap offices for three enriching days of relaxation, cultural discovery and meaningful connection.

Twenty-five staff from our Malaysia office recently went to Kampung Baru — a unique enclave in the heart of Kuala Lumpur — for a community garden clean-up and planting activity.

The training course for Asian Trails’ guides and drivers in Cambodia was designed to reinforce the company’s sustainability policy and operational guidelines.

Asian Trails is taking a significant step forward in its sustainability journey through a strategic partnership with Hotel Resilient.

Asian Trails' CEO Laurent Kuenzle shares an update from Central Vietnam, including professional tour planning insights and advice.

Asian Trails took part in a community-led initiative to inspect and maintain water barriers at Khao Pom – one of Koh Samui’s highest mountains.

Dedicated to ethical, non-riding interactions, the sanctuary offers a respectful and intimate experience, limited to just six guests per visit.

Asian Trails recently hosted a select group of top MICE agents from France on a six-day exploration of Singapore and Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia.

Asian Trails has successfully renewed its Travelife Partner status for operations in Cambodia and Malaysia through to 2027.

Asian Trails has updated its Animal Welfare Policy to raise awareness among stakeholders about acceptable practices in animal tourism activities.

Fredrik Kustanto Legima has been an integral part of Asian Trails’ MICE team since 2011, contributing to the success of numerous corporate and incentive programmes.

Agus Dwiprabawa has been promoted to Operations Manager in Indonesia, building on his extensive background in tourism, hospitality and event operations.

As part of our commitment to community-driven development, Asian Trails donated 200 reusable water bottles to the Siem Reap Tourism Club (STC).

A sustainability-focused training session for our top guides in Yogyakarta, Indonesia explored how to minimise the environmental impact during tours.

In a show of support for the sustainable social enterprise Keep Vietnam Clean, Asian Trails’ colleagues took part in a cleanup day in Halong Bay.

To mark Earth Day, Asian Trails’ Vietnam team engaged in a hands-on sustainability workshop at our Ho Chi Minh City office.

Asian Trails recently hosted an exclusive trip through Cambodia to showcase the country’s diverse cultural heritage, varied history and idyllic scenery.

Asian Trails is proud to announce the promotion of Bhasawat Hongthong to the position of Assistant Manager for Inbound English Markets.

Asian Trails is delighted to announce the appointment of Andy Connor as our new Deputy Managing Director for Thailand.

Julien Collot, General Manager of Asian Trails Malaysia and Singapore, recently hosted an expedition through the wild landscapes of Northern Borneo.

Asian Trails has successfully renewed its Travelife Partner status for operations in Laos and Thailand, valid through to April 2027.

‘The White Lotus effect’ has shone a spotlight on some of the nation’s most luxurious resorts and idyllic tropical locations.

Asian Trails is delighted to announce the promotion of Justin Culkin to the position of General Manager of Asian Trails China and Hong Kong.

To keep our team in Laos up-to-date about the latest conservation and wildlife issues, Asian Trails hosted an interactive activity to engage colleagues based in Vientiane.

Two idyllic tropical islands that offer alternative experiences to the kingdom’s more established tourism hotspots.

To mark the holy month of Ramadan, Asian Trails’ teams in Malaysia and Singapore celebrated with a special iftar meal.

Asian Trails is launching a series of new initiatives to further strengthen the sustainability of our operations.

Our team participated in a donation drive to support underprivileged children as well as an eco-friendly workshop.

Asian Trails is supporting Sungai Watch’s mission to protect Indonesia’s waterways with a donation of USD$3,719.

To celebrate 25 years since the opening of Asian Trails’ office in Bali, our colleagues from Indonesia enjoyed a memorable three-day trip to the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur.