Discover everything you need to know about travel to and in Asia for 2021 & 2022. Covid restrictions, quarantine rules and more.

With Asia starting to open up slowly, Bhutan appears to be on the bucket list of many. But you ask, ‘Can I travel to Bhutan now?’. Read on…

You can travel to India as a tourist from October 15th. Read our in-depth guide for all the details about where you can go and when.

Our Covid-19 testing for travel guide provides all the information about UK testing requirements for inbound and outbound travel

A new flight can open up different and varied destinations very easily. Here, ETG, keep track of our favourite new flight routes in Asia.

Pandemic travel brings with it a few new hurdles. Here, we explain how you can travel to the Maldives and have an amazing holiday.

Now that Oman is open, can we travel there? What we know so far about the latest advice and rules on travelling to Oman on holiday.

Can I Travel to Vietnam now? ETG’s guide to travelling to Vietnam during the pandemic period. When will it open and what to look out for?

Yes, you can travel to Thailand now! Here is the ultimate guide to travelling to Thailand now, including what the Phuket Sandbox is, what it means for you and if you can travel further into Thailand afterwards.

Even if just for a day, bird sanctuaries in India are a great way to experience beautiful, tranquil landscapes, and of course great birdlife.

Spotting the elusive tiger in India has to be an activity on many travellers’ bucket list. We’d like to help you get the best chance of seeing a tiger in India – we hope this article can help.

Read about our chat with Amit Sankhala on protecting India’s tigers. Amit is a fountain of knowledge and passion on wildlife conservation.

Matt a self-confessed Maldives addicted (having visited 18 resorts) takes you through why The Maldives is your ideal holiday destination.

Sri Lanka is a haven for a variety of wildlife. Here we provide the ultimate guide to the best wildlife experiences in Sri Lanka for you so you can make the right choices.

MD & Founder, Sam Clark, provides his round-up of the most exciting new hotels in South and Southeast Asia. From luxury tented lodges in the wild, to exclusive island beach resorts – he passes on his top recommendations for places to stay on your next trip.

We are on a journey to become a B Corporation and reach the highest standards of sustainability in our business. Find out how and why.

ETG is taking part in Treasure Trails around London to raise money for Share the Wonder. Join us?

What are the hotels like in Bhutan? There aren’t just luxury hotels in Bhutan. We go in-depth on the varied accommodation options in Bhutan.

A natural phenomenon, learn all you need to know about The Elephant Gathering in Sri Lanka, from the Sri Lanka travel specialists.

There is a strong tipping culture in Sri Lanka; wages are low so it’s an important additional way of making money. Of course, tips should be earned for good service rather than simply expected. Here are our guidelines for good tipping practise.

Ready for your amazing trip to Malaysia? Working out your in country expenses? Here are our tipping guidelines for Malaysia.

Experience Travel Group are launching tip inclusive holidays. We think this makes a fairer and better holiday experience for all involved.

Tipping in Vietnam is very much a western import. In certain places however, it’s becoming an important supplementary form of income. You might find a difference between the North and South of the country: Saigon’s exposure to US culture has made tipping more of a thing although, to be honest, exposure to the tourist industry has meant the practice is now countrywide. Although tips are not expected, they are very much appreciated but it can sometimes be challenging working out how much to tip and when it’s appropriate to do so. Here we provide an insider’s guide:

Tipping is a fairly common practice in tourist hotspots in Indonesia, particularly Bali. Base salaries are often quite low so any tokens of appreciation for service will be gratefully received. You’ll notice tipping is not common amongst local people and is very much an import from western culture. If you feel though people should be rewarded for good service, it’s a nice token of appreciation.