The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) produced global Safe Travels protocols, designed to help to rebuild confidence among travellers, and within the sector, so safe travel can resume once restrictions are eased. They provide consistency, as well as guidance … Continued
At this time of crisis, we remain committed to providing you with the information and support you need. In order to provide an overview of Port and Country restrictions affecting Cruise in Asia following the COVID-19 outbreak, we created a … Continued
A lot has changed in recent months since we first felt COVID-19’s impact to cruising in Asia. Cruise Asia by Destination Asia worked with our many cruise line partners to change their itineraries and manage logistics with a dwindling number … Continued
The ‘Cruise Asia: Responsible Travel Tips & Guidelines’ booklet is an online guide used to train staff and guides, provide our partners with useful information, and give travellers better insight on how to travel responsibly.
At Cruise Asia by Destination Asia we believe that every experience should be conducted in the most socially responsible and holistically sustainable way possible.
During a time of social distancing and working from home, we take it as an opportunity to raise awareness among staff and prepare for the implementation of further sustainability initiatives in the near future
After officials decided that Komodo National Park must be sustainably managed by central and regional governments, we wanted to see for ourselves the current situation on the ground.
Just a few months ago we began ramping up our operations and preparing for the busiest and most successful cruise season we’ve ever had in Asia. Then, a respiratory virus which originated in Wuhan, China – now named COVID-19 – appeared and we find our industry in a critical situation unlike anything we’ve seen before.