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Seven Days in Shangri-La: why you need to put Bhutan on your bucket list

While religion and tradition permeate daily life in Bhutan, it is no longer simply an impoverished Himalayan kingdom clinging to its past.

The Adventures of Tom: September 2014

Sitting in a peaceful bamboo grove almost makes me want to go a bit Buddhist.

CityGuide: Chang Klan

My neighbourhood has changed a lot over the years. There are business people and students mainly, with a big Muslim community too. My granddad is Chinese and moved

Hangzhou: China’s Garden City

The most Googled city in China, with over 70 million domestic tourists per year, home of UNESCO World Heritage Site's West Lake, subject of Marco Polo's 13th century

Up in the Trees

"Sometimes people are disappointed when they don't get to sleep in one of the tree houses," says Mr. Lee. "This makes me sad. Each house is unique and special."

CityGuide: Nong Hoi

Nong Hoi is an old and traditional area of the city. It is where the ancient temple complex of Wiang Kum Kam.

How to get involved in community-based tourism in Northern Thailand

A look at the work of the Thailand Community-based Tourism Institute (CBT-I) and how you can get involved with community-based tourist projects.

Hua Hin

As we made our way home through the miasma of pink-lit back soi near the Hilton, tripping over vomiting old men and young ladies teetering on six-inch platforms, we

Japan in 60 Hours… Seriously

Plane landed at six something…in the morning. By seven we were on a tour bus with an overly chatty guide who proceeded to talk non-stop for, well, every moment we

ASEAN Mutual Recognition Arrangement for Tourism Professionals

ASEAN Mutual Recognition Arrangement for Tourism Professionals allows nationals of ASEAN nations mobility to practice their profession within the community.

From East to East: the Chinese tourist boom in Chiang Mai

The Chinese blockbuster road trip movie, 'Lost in Thailand', has stimulated a boom in Chinese tourism in the city. Rebecca Iszatt reports.

Not just beaches and bikinis: visiting Nakhon Si Thammarat and Songkhla

A huge thank you to the Tourism Authority of Thailand (Chiang Mai) for organising this fabulous trip and to AirAsia for generously sponsoring our flights.