Asia is a popular destination for wildlife tourism. From the majestic Asian elephant to the mighty Indonesian Komodo dragon, from the iconic Bornean orangutan to the regal Philippine eagle, the continent is full of breathtaking wildlife encounters that draw tourists from around the world. And yet, these opportunities come with great responsibility for hospitality and travel professionals to ensure that these wildlife experiences are ethical and sustainable.

The travel and hospitality industry has witnessed a remarkable shift in recent years as a new kind of luxury experience emerges — one that celebrates sustainability, environmental consciousness, and a deep connection with nature without compromising on comfort or style. This emerging philosophy, known as "barefoot luxury," is redefining the traditional notion of luxury travel in Asia.

Regenerative tourism promotes rejuvenation and renewal, rather than simply supporting what already exists. It’s taking form across Southeast Asia.

Discerning Asian travelers consciously select hotels and experiences that contribute towards the well-being of local environment and communities.

Six Senses is synonymous with an eco-chic design that is authentic and timeless. Their properties are in harmony with natural and cultural landscapes.