10. Sacred beliefs
Follow in the footsteps of Angkorian kings and discover Cambodia’s most sacred mountain and birthplace of the Khmer Empire, Phnom Kulen.
Khiri Travel Cambodia has curated a thrilling overnight adventure that combines history with culture, heritage, nature and local life. The 13km trek, led by a local ranger, snakes through jungle and farmland, taking in hidden 9th century temples and ancient relics.
After camping overnight, the adventure continues with a visit to an artisan community and lunch at a local house before returning to nearby Siem Reap.
11. Race to the top
Situated at the Lisboeta Hotel, the brand-new Fun Fun Kart opened its doors earlier this year, introducing Macau’s first indoor karting experience.
Designed for private events, team-building, and corporate buyouts, the 170m race track features a design inspired by Macau Grand Prix’s iconic Guia Hairpin.
The electric go-kart fleet features Italian OTL Karting Superleggero models, and is suited for group sizes ranging from 40 to 100 people. Beyond racing, the venue also serves as a dynamic space for events or parties, providing F&B options and live entertainment, including a DJ until 23.00.
12. Afloat on an Airstream
Begin the day with a cruise aboard The Airstream Project, a handcrafted, electric-powered vessel inspired by classic 1960s Airstream trailers, WWII aircraft, and Italian speed boats.
Designed for groups of up to 18, this stylish and serene journey with Pure Cruise New Zealand takes groups through the native bays and coves of Lake Rotoiti. Relax with a delicious morning tea served on board while soaking up the scenery. Along the way, groups have the option to swim from private beaches, explore glow worm caves, or unwind with a soak in the natural geothermal hot pools. With fold-out lounges that bring guests even closer to the lake’s beauty, this tailored cruise is delivered with warm, local hospitality and thoughtful touches at every turn.
The minimum charter length is three hours, priced at NZ$1,300 (US$773) inclusive of GST, with additional hours at NZ$400.
13. Legends awaken
Step into the enchanting realm of Dream Forest Langkawi, where cultural heritage and innovation intertwine on a curated evening walk through a tropical rainforest. Experience a mesmerising lights and sound storytelling dinner at the Tree Village, where Langkawi’s legends spring to life.
A lively cultural caklempong (a traditional Malay percussion instrument) performance, traditionally featured during ceremonies and celebrations, adds a dynamic musical experience, inviting delegates to immerse themselves in the island’s rich heritage.
Arranged by Canary Tours, this activity is good for up to groups of 100 delegates.
14. No wasting allowed
Go on a guided walking tour to the back of the house at Desa Potato Head in Bali, and learn how waste is treated and turned into something useful.
The tour ends with a workshop for guests, such as making bio candles and amenities out of waste, or transforming plastic waste into products in the Plastic Panel workshop. Each participant will also get to take home the product they create during the workshop, packed in a naturally dyed pouch made from upcycled linen.
This 90-minute tour can take up to a maximum of 15 participants at one time.
15. Ancient traditions
Luxury Lodge of Australia El Questro Homestead in the Kimberley, Western Australia, offers a new cultural and spiritual immersion experience called Injiid Marlabu Calls Us.
This two-hour experience invites guests to engage deeply with the land and waters and is led by Traditional Owners.
Up to 25 guests can participate in an ancient healing ritual and pathfinder, and explore the significance of the Coolamon, a carrying vessel that plays a significant role in Aboriginal Australian ‘Motherhood’. The experience is available exclusively to El Questro guests on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
16. Echoes and evolution
Uncover the secrets of Singapore’s past and present on this 1.5-km walking tour with The Traveller DMC – Singapore Night Odyssey: Unveiling City Secrets & Colonial Heritage – an ideal addition to any incentive itinerary.
The three-hour experience begins at the renowned Raffles Hotel before winding its way towards CHIJMES, a historically significant complex featuring Gothic architecture. The tour then proceeds to Capitol Singapore, a meticulously restored Art Deco landmark. Participants will also explore the Civil District, home to prominent landmarks such as the Supreme Court, City Hall, and Parliament House.
17. A hilly charm
Once the summer capital of British India, Shimla is located in the Himalayan foothills.
Incentive groups of up to 80 people can enjoy a dining experience at WelcomHeritage Elysium Resort & Spa’s Prince’s Perch, a greenhouse-style rooftop dining venue that provides an unparalleled 360-degree panoramic view of the location.
Some of the delicacies served includes Fish Mornay (fish baked in creamy cheese sauce), Railway Mutton Curry (mutton cooked with spicy onion, tomato and potato, flavoured with coconut milk), and Bouquetiere de Legumes (steamed asparagus and green peas).
18. Living earth
Uncover what it is like to live alongside an active volcano in Kagoshima, southern Kyushu.
The customisable walking tour traverses Sakurajima, a town of a few thousand residents known for its volcano, fertile volcanic soil that produces giant daikon radish, and pottery made from volcanic ash. A volcanology expert will introduce the history of the 13,000-year-old volcano, including how the island of Sakurajima became connected to the mainland following an eruption in 1914.
For groups of up to 40 people, the experience is led by one guide and costs ¥55,000 (US$384).
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