Asian Tigers Group

Embarking on a new way of life is an exciting and challenging time. Those first days and weeks as a new expat are exhilarating but eventually that begins to wear off as you start settling into a routine. (Read more...)

Around the world, there are numerous foods that bring out extreme ‘love it or hate it’ reactions. Marmite and Brussels sprouts spring to mind, but nothing evokes quite so much passion from its lovers and haters as the ‘King of Fruits.’  (Read more...)

Last Christmas, having only just arrived in Asia to take up my new assignment, we decided forgo travel to the UK to spend the holidays with family and friends back home. (Read more...)

I recently returned to Hong Kong from Los Angeles, filled with trepidation about the mandatory 14-day quarantine I would soon be forced to complete. I did survive, but I  can assure you that I am in no hurry to repeat the ordeal any time soon. (Read more...)

There are diverging views on whether learning the local language is crucial to a successful assignment, or if it’s a waste of valuable time in a busy lifestyle.  Learning the lingo or not is down a personal choice but here’s why it’s a no-brainer if (Read more...)

This is the second of two articles about standup paddle-boarding (SUP) authored by Tim Tao, an executive with the Asian Tigers Hong Kong office.  Tim is a SUP devotee and in this article, Tim describes the Zen of this increasingly popular sport. (Read more...)