From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the picture-perfect beaches of Bali, we’ve compiled some of Asia’s best destinations to inspire your next private jet or group charter.
Popular travel destinations in Asia
From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the picture-perfect beaches of Bali, Asia is packed with diverse cultures and incredible sights. We’ve compiled some of the most popular destinations to inspire your next private jet or group charter.
Tokyo, Japan
Japan’s sprawling capital seamlessly combines ancient traditions with cutting-edge technology, from the historic Senso-ji Temple to the futuristic districts of Shibuya and Shinjuku. Visitors can indulge in authentic sushi, explore centuries-old gardens and immerse themselves in one of the many districts that make up this dynamic metropolis.
Where to stay
Aman Tokyo
Overlooking the Imperial Palace Gardens, Aman Tokyo immerses guests in minimalist luxury with elegant rooms and a 2,500-square-metre spa spanning two floors.
The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo
Perched atop the city’s tallest building, with Michelin-starred dining and incredible views of Tokyo Tower.
Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo
This sleek hotel offers award-winning dining and enormous rooms with binoculars for studying the city skyline.
Bali, Indonesia
Known for its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage, Bali is a tropical paradise that attracts millions of travellers every year in search of both relaxation and adventure. The island is home to stunning beaches, lush rice terraces and ancient temples, however most visitors come to unwind at a beachfront resort.
Where to stay
Amandari
Nestled in the lush Ayung River gorge, Amandari is a serene escape with private villas and personalised service.
Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan
Set amidst sprawling rice fields, this tranquil resort has a world-class spa and unique dining experiences.
COMO Uma Ubud
Enjoy morning treks around the rice paddies and acclaimed spa treatments at this boutique mountainside retreat.
Seoul, South Korea
From historic Gyeongbokgung Palace to Myeongdong’s trendy shops, Seoul is an eclectic mix of modernity and tradition. Foodies can tuck into Korean barbecue and street food, while tech-savvy travellers will love exploring the latest innovations in Gangnam.
Where to stay
The Shilla Seoul
A landmark hotel in the heart of the city, with world-class amenities including a spa, luxury mall and indoor golf range.
Banyan Tree Club & Spa Seoul
Perched on Namsan Mountain with panoramic views, this urban oasis offers private pool villas and an indulgent spa.
Park Hyatt Seoul
This contemporary glass-walled hotel is a tranquil oasis in bustling Gangnam, complete with impeccable service and a rooftop helipad.
Phuket, Thailand
Thailand’s largest island is renowned for its pristine coastline, vibrant nightlife and jungle landscapes. Sun worshippers can laze on lively Patong Beach or the serene Phi Phi Islands, while culture vultures should book a tour of the Buddhist temples. Wherever you go, there’s no shortage of luxurious beachfront resorts to unwind at.
Where to stay
Amanpuri
Aman’s original resort is a beachside haven of stilted pavilions and holistic treatments set in a former coconut plantation.
Trisara
Book a luxurious pool villa at this exclusive escape on Phuket's less-developed northwest coast, which offers breathtaking ocean views and exceptional dining.
Banyan Tree Phuket
Indulge and relax at this romantic hotel, where seemingly endless facilities include a pampering spa, a cooking school and an 18-hole golf course.
Jaipur, India
Part of India’s Golden Triangle, Jaipur is dubbed the Pink City thanks to its iconic rose-hued buildings. Majestic landmarks like the Hawa Mahal, City Palace and Amber Fort showcase the city's architectural splendour, while traditional dance and music add to the charm.
Where to stay
Rambagh Palace
Look out for peacocks roaming the lush gardens of this opulent former royal residence, where high-ceilinged rooms are furnished with artworks and antiques.
The Oberoi Rajvilas
Built in the style of a Rajasthani fort, this luxurious heritage hotel is renowned for its lavish tented rooms, world-class cuisine and exceptional service.
SUJÁN Rajmahal Palace
Owned by Jaipur’s royal family, this one-time palace exudes old-world charm with individually designed suites and curated art collections.
Singapore
Singapore is a melting-pot of modernity and tradition. The modern is hard to miss with huge futuristic structures like Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay, but if you keep exploring you’ll also find vibrant traditional neighbourhoods and hawker markets. Travelling around is made easy by a world-leading public transportation system.
Where to stay
Marina Bay Sands
An icon of the Singapore skyline that wows with a rooftop infinity pool and world-class entertainment.
Raffles Singapore
A landmark since 1887, this heritage hotel is named after Singapore’s founder Sir Stamford Raffles and is the birthplace of the famous Singapore Sling cocktail.
The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
This neoclassical grand dame marries timeless elegance and modern luxury with an award-winning spa and gourmet dining.
Bangkok, Thailand
The vibrant Thai capital blends ancient temples and contemporary skyscrapers. From the ornate Grand Palace where you can explore the official residence of the Kings of Siam to the bustling street markets where you can sample delectable street food, the wide-ranging cultural attractions here will keep you busy for days.
Where to stay
The Siam
Set along the Chao Phraya River, this intimate heritage-style hotel spoils guests with art deco-inspired villas, classic Thai haute cuisine and a riverside infinity pool.
Mandarin Oriental Bangkok
A legendary riverfront hotel that’s known for its glamorous suites and pampering spa treatments with views over the city.
The Peninsula Bangkok
Situated on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, this luxurious urban resort has a three-tiered outdoor pool and a helipad with its own dedicated lounge.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Having endured occupation and the horror of the American War, Hanoi is steeped in rich history. The Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake and Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum reflect the city’s storied past, while the local cuisine is influenced by elements of Chinese and French dishes. Enjoying pho at a street-side stall, exploring ancient temples and taking a cyclo ride through narrow lanes are just a few quintessential Hanoi experiences.
Where to stay
Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi
Popular with celebrities, this colonial-era gem in Hanoi’s French quarter combines classic charm and modern amenities.
JW Marriott Hotel Hanoi
A dragon-shaped hotel set in the new central business district, boasting an eighth-floor spa and a see-and-be-seen jazz club.
InterContinental Hanoi Westlake
Overlooking the tranquil West Lake, this hotel offers a serene escape from the bustling city with contemporary rooms and waterside dining.
The Maldives
Dotted with private resorts, the secluded islands of the Maldives offer unparalleled luxury and tranquillity. Relaxing in overwater bungalows, snorkelling around coral reefs, intimate beachside dining and romantic sunset cruises make it a dream destination for those seeking a blissful escape.
Where to stay
One&Only Reethi Rah
A private island paradise that’s home to the Maldives’ first PADI National Geographic dive centre and 12 breathtaking beaches.
Gili Lankanfushi
Known for its eco-friendly initiatives, this secluded retreat delivers desert-island luxury with just 45 overwater villas and personalised butler service.
Cheval Blanc Randheli
This ultra-elegant escape is home to the only Guerlain Spa in the Maldives and every villa comes with bicycles for guests to explore the idyllic island.
Shanghai, China
Shanghai combines the old with the new and the very new. This global financial hub dazzles with its modern skyline, which features some of the world’s tallest buildings. Shanghai’s street level is full of vibrant arts scenes, bustling markets and renowned culinary offerings that contribute to the city’s status as one of Asia’s must-visit destinations.
Where to stay
The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai, Pudong
Towering above the city’s financial district is this art-deco gem, offering Michelin-starred dining and a rooftop lounge with jaw-dropping views.
Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund
Spread between a restored heritage building and a newly-built tower, with neoclassical rooms and a 110-foot-long bar with Bund views.
Park Hyatt Shanghai
Its distinctive screwdriver silhouette crowns the city’s tallest skyscraper, offering spectacular views and an 85th-floor infinity pool.
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