Experience Asia & The Pacific Beyond the Guidebooks

Welcome to Asia. Stay Curious.

Asia is not the kind of place you visit just once. One trip somehow turns into another — for the food, the cities, the beaches, the mountains, the rich histories, the sense of mystery, and the experiences you did not expect to enjoy this much. Through our network of carefully selected local partners and collaborations with convention and visitor bureaus across the region, SAVOIR can help organize journeys across Asia that may start as "just a work trip" and somehow end with delegates extending their leave, shopping for extra luggage space, and asking when the next programme is happening. Welcome to Asia — come explore a little, and perhaps leave already planning the next trip back.

Singapore

Where business gets done fast — and dinner reservations matter just as much as boardroom ones. Think skyline cocktails, Michelin-worthy hawker culture, and a city that somehow makes efficiency feel luxurious. Better yet, Singapore is the perfect gateway to the rest of Asia, making it easy to combine your stay with the beaches, culture, and experiences of Southeast Asia just a short flight away (then come back!)

Thailand

Where meetings end with beach sunsets, grilled seafood, and the dangerous phrase: "Let's order one more dish." From buzzing night markets and rooftop bars to bold flavours that somehow taste better at 11PM, Thailand knows exactly how to turn corporate travel into something people actually look forward to. And if you think you've already experienced luxury elsewhere in the world — Thailand has a very cheeky way of proving there's still another level to discover.

Vietnam

A little chaotic, very charming, and dangerously good for incentive travel. From lantern-lit streets to rooftop bars and unforgettable street food, Vietnam has a way of winning people over before the second coffee stop. Beyond the energy of its cities, the country also offers meaningful CSR experiences — from supporting orphanages and community programmes to visiting culinary schools empowering underprivileged youths, or journeying up into hilltop villages above the clouds where life moves at a beautifully different pace.

Indonesia

Where corporate events stop feeling corporate. From beachfront dinners and jungle hideaways to rice paddy field receptions and gatherings beside dramatic volcanic landscapes, Indonesia offers an almost limitless playground of unique venues for meetings, socials, and incentive experiences. Bali may be the familiar favourite, but across the archipelago, there is always another island, another sunset, and another unforgettable setting waiting to surprise your guests.

Japan

Come hungry, because Japan takes food culture very seriously — from hidden ramen shops and lively izakayas to world-famous sushi, sashimi, yakitori, and the slightly daring question of "Are we trying fugu tonight?". Japan takes food culture very personally — and honestly, so will you after a few days here. Beyond the neon lights and shopping galore lies a country rich in samurai history, majestic castles, peaceful onsens in famous hot spring towns, and scenic tea plantations and strawberry farms in Shizuoka that feel almost too perfect to be real.

Philippines

Where corporate escapes come with pristine island waters, dramatic rock formations in Palawan, underwater adventures, and the kind of white sand beaches in Boracay that make "quick team photo" sessions take far longer than expected. While you're here, do yourself a favour — order the Adobo, try the Sinigang, and prepare to argue over which one deserves a second round. And for something a little more exclusive, explore local pearl farms and discover the rare "secret pink pearls" of the Philippines — a surprisingly elegant reward idea for your top-performing delegates.

China

Where 5,000 years of history casually coexist with robots, bullet trains, and technology that may leave your delegates questioning whether the rest of the world is slightly behind. One moment you are exploring ancient palaces, dynasties, and historic alleyways — the next, paying for snacks at a convenience store with just your palm and wondering if cash is becoming a museum exhibit. And since half the things in the world probably came from China anyway… you might as well start shopping while you're here. Don't forget to bring along the Shao Mai.

Malaysia

Where food debates become serious business, rainforests meet modern cities, and weekend beach escapes are always somehow within reach. Beyond the legendary street food and café culture, Malaysia is also a rising hub for graduate education, university collaborations, and insightful industry visits across sectors ranging from manufacturing to technology and hospitality. Best of all, it delivers all this without burning a dramatic hole in your pocket — which means maybe go ahead and order the extra satay.

Cambodia

Where jungle-covered temples, forgotten kingdoms, and centuries-old spirituality still shape everyday life. Cambodia feels almost cinematic at times — sunrise over Angkor Wat, incense drifting through ancient monasteries, and stone faces quietly watching over the forests for generations. Beyond its sacred sites, Cambodia is also a destination where meaningful human connections are easily made, with many opportunities for CSR initiatives involving local schools, rural communities, orphanages, and support programmes for the less privileged.