Three countries. One epic adventure.
Bangkok is a rush from the first minute: gilded temples along the river, long-tail boats racing past, night markets sizzling with street food and rooftop bars high above the lights. In Kuala Lumpur, the gleaming Petronas Towers rise over a city where Malay, Chinese and Indian cultures meet on every plate.
Then Vietnam slows everything down in the best way. Cruise among the limestone islands of Ha Long Bay, wander the lantern-lit lanes of Hoi An and taste a bowl of pho exactly where it was perfected. Every stop feels like a completely different world.
Six things your team will talk about for years
Bangkok by river
Glide past the Grand Palace and Wat Arun aboard a private boat as the temples glow at sunset.
Cruise Ha Long Bay
Overnight among thousands of jungle-topped limestone islands, with kayaking and cave visits.
Petronas Towers
Walk the Skybridge between the twin towers, then watch the fountain show below.
Hoi An by lantern light
Release a floating lantern on the river in Vietnam’s most charming old town.
Street-food safari
Night markets, noodle stalls and hawker centers with a local guide leading the way.
Thai spa time
Traditional Thai massage and island-style pampering to balance out the busy days.
November through March, the cool and dry season.
Across all three countries, November to March brings sunshine, lower humidity and the most comfortable sightseeing. Late December and the Lunar New Year are the busiest times. April and May get very hot, and the summer months bring monsoon rains, though showers usually pass quickly.
Unforgettable value
Five-star hotels and service at a fraction of what you’d pay in Europe.
Hospitality like nowhere else
Warm, gracious service that makes every guest feel like a VIP.
A trip people talk about
Three cultures, three cuisines and memories your top performers will never forget.