Bhutan is a small kingdom located deep in the Himalayas between India and China, known for its pristine nature, vibrant Buddhist culture, and unique development model. Instead of the traditional Gross Domestic Product, the policy centers around the concept of Gross National Happiness. The famous Tiger’s Nest Monastery is one of the most fascinating monasteries in the world, boldly built onto a 900-meter-high cliff face in the Paro Valley. A truly high-class experience for small incentive groups.

Vietnam - dreamlike beautiful, inexpensive and still unspoilt. The save bet for extraordinary incentives.

India, the land of contrasts. Unforgettable impressions are guaranteed. Dinner at the Maharadja, elephant walk, fantastic hotels and much more from the realm of your dreams.

Singapore - more fascinating than ever. There are again many new landmarks, the Gardens by the Bay, the Marina Bay Sands, the F1 race in the middle of the city. One highlight hunts the other. It is a unique incentive destination, easy accessible with excellent airlines. The hotels are world class and relatively inexpensive. Singapore is at the top of the decision list.

Myanmar, the land of the golden pagodas, is charmed by its cultural richness, its unspoilt nature and the incredible friendliness of its inhabitants. Travel this amazing country. You will be rewarded with unforgettable impressions! Thanks to excellent hotels, this fantastic country is also particularly interesting for incentive groups.

The Kingdom of Cambodia lies on the Gulf of Thailand, surrounded by the neighboring countries of Thailand, Laos and Vietnam. From the media you probably know the UNESCO world cultural heritage Angkor Wat. The past Khmer culture is now regarded as the sign and magnet for visitors. If you are traveling to Cambodia, you should definitely take this impressive building of the past Khmer empire on your travel plan. Just around the corner are the hospitals of Dr. Beat Richner, who runs a unique aid project in Siem Reap.

Nepal is probably not a classic incentive destination as it is imagined. After the 2015 earthquake, much remains in ruins. But the reconstruction is progressing. UNESCO world cultural heritage is almost at every corner and the Himalayas is a class of its own. For adventurers, "off the beaten track".