The unique incentive ‘Lost Horizons’ journey follows ancient mountain paths in retracing Yunnan’s forgotten tea trails. Your guide is French writer Constantin de Slizewicz, a Yunnan resident for the past 15 years.

Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City is known not only for its French colonial landmarks, but also for its colourful local art. The best way to have an insider look into the vibrant art scene and understand its cultural stamp on the city is with an art expert.

One of the last real ‘kampong’ (‘village’ in Malay) in Singapore, Pulau Ubin is an island northeast of the city-state. A 15-minute bumboat ride from Changi Point Ferry Terminal, it supports a rich ecosystem teeming with flora and fauna, as well as threatened bird species.

Southern Laos has established itself as a centre of coffee culture, particularly around the Bolaven Plateau.

The construction of ‘crab condos’ is a unique CSR initiative and incentive programme where participants give back to the sea. For groups of up to 60 pax, guests join crab conservationists in Rayong to build the condos.

The Bulk House in Beijing focuses on promoting zero waste and better living via implementation of sustainable practices.

Transforming plastic into building materials is the vision behind Malaysia’s Ecobrick, which is making headlines in helping to turn the world into a greener place.

In the three-hour long session participants learn the basic of stand-up paddling and sailing with local experts. The competition among participants starts in the afternoon when they break up in small teams to take part in a 60-minute boat race.