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

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.

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.

The initiative is seen as a step toward making travel within the country’s leading tourism destination eco-friendlier and more sustainable.

Our colleagues in Laos successfully completed the ChildSafe Awareness training last month.

Asian Trails is proud to be part of the Green Spring – Sustainable Tet Exhibition in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Eleven of Asia’s cultural treasures have been inscribed on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list.

The centre offers a variety of handmade Lao crafts, with all proceeds directly supporting critical healthcare for children in need.

Asian Trails recently recognised a quarter-century of operations in Myanmar with three days of sustainability-themed activities.

Communication about sustainability with customers is an area Emi is developing to foster closer alignment.

Laos is putting the spotlight on one of its most important agricultural products – khao kai noi rice.

A visit to this community on the beautiful north-east coast of Phuket reveals a different side to the resort island.

Asian Trails’ team helped to clean up a community garden in an old residential district of Kuala Lumpur.

The session will help our team uphold high standards of child safety during our operations.

Asian Trails’ staff helped to restore the fragile aquatic ecosystems in the waters around Nusa Dua.

Asian Trails’ Malaysia team visited the National Elephant Conservation Centre (NECC) in Kuala Gandah.

We are delighted to announce that Asian Trails Myanmar has successfully renewed its Travelife Partner status.

As part of our commitment to giving back, Asian Trails has donated a ceramic water purifier to a temple in Vientiane.

We are delighted to share the news that Asian Trails Indonesia has successfully renewed Travelife Partner status.

Asian Trails’ new Sustainable Trail in Vietnam combines cycling along scenic coastal roads with environmental activities.

Asian Trails’ refillable water bottle initiative has helped to raise funds for a community project in Vietnam.

Our colleagues helped to collect waste and visited villages in the Ma Da Forest area of Southern Vietnam.