Asian Tigers Group

Moving fragile household goods is tricky.  Many things have to happen for fragile goods to be appropriately moved from one home to another.  (Read more...)

Put up New Year decorations in your home and office.
Offer (symbolic) sacrifices to ancestors (e.g., fruit, incense, etc.)
On Chinese New Year's Eve (Feb 11) Organize a reunion dinner with close family
Buy and wear new clothes. It’s time for renewal (Read more...)

After moving to Asia, you’ll soon get a sense of the different conventions that rule social and business interactions, yet it can still seem quite mystifying. Yes, it is a whole different ball game that requires a degree of patience and planning.  (Read more...)

We in the international moving and relocation business are in the midst of a perfect storm of unprecedented size and scope.The causes are what you might expect: COVID, economic uncertainty, and Brexit, but other factors have come together to create (Read more...)

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...)

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...)