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- 19 Jan 2021
Conservation Story 14: Learnings from Over 100 Tiger Conservation Areas
Over the last century, the global tiger population dwindled to less than a tenth of its former size with just 3,200 in 2010. Tigers are no longer found on the islands of Bali and Java in Indonesia or around the Caspian Sea region and have become (Read More…) - 12 Jan 2021
Durian – A hellish smell but a heavenly taste
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…) - 8 Jan 2021
Western expatriates are leaving Asia
We noticed that our own Bill Lloyd of Asian Tigers Indonesia is quoted in the current issue of The Economist. The article is about the flow of expats out of Asia is very relevant to our industry. We hope you find this interesting and informative. (Read More…)
- 17 Dec 2020
A COVID Christmas
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…) - 9 Dec 2020
Pros and cons of living in an ‘expat bubble’
Newly arrived expats often struggle to adapt to a new country. That’s why the familiarity of the ‘expat bubble’ is an ideal starting point. It makes total sense that expats gravitate towards other expats, but living exclusively within the expat commu (Read More…) - 1 Dec 2020
Free at last, Free at last
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…)
- 25 Nov 2020
Why learning the local language matters for expats
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…) - 12 Nov 2020
Breeze through a stress-free last minute move
Life is full of little surprises. A new overseas assignment is exciting but when it comes at the very last minute, panic can set in. It can feel overwhelming but there are numerous ways to optimise your time efficiently and get all those boxes (Read More…) - 30 Oct 2020
Why you do need a proper handyman to help with your move
Do you have all the tools needed? We all have a hammer, a screwdriver or two and a pair of pliers. But that is seldom enough and if you try and loosen a nut with a pair of pliers, and basically strip the nut, you’ll wish you had listened to us. (Read More…)
