At Open Asia Travel, we have a profound grasp of the evolving societal and customer demands in sustainable tourism. As a result, we place significant emphasis on corporate responsibility within this realm. Our accomplishments have been significantly influenced by our commitment to fostering a culture that promotes conscientious travel. Within our framework, responsible travel translates into tangible initiatives such as internal training and knowledge dissemination, fostering community growth, and making impactful contributions. Our engagement extends to collaborating with lodging and transportation providers who share our dedication to responsible travel principles.

Acquire a grasp of the local language by maintaining a small notebook containing uncomplicated phrases for greetings and basic conversations. Don't hesitate to put these into practice whenever an opportunity arises; they can serve as excellent icebreakers. While journeying, exhibit your kindness and respect to the locals while staying composed and collected, as preserving one's dignity is of utmost significance in Southeast Asia. It's advisable to refrain from being overly critical and instead embrace the cultural distinctions while adhering to local norms to make the most of every moment during your expedition. Whenever the chance arises, share your own cultural values and customs with the local population to facilitate a mutual understanding of your heritage.

The most admirable travelers in Southeast Asia consistently display friendliness and a willingness to address potentially sensitive and intimate inquiries from the local culture, such as inquiries about your destination, marital status, or age. The locals' intentions are rooted in their congenial curiosity, and their inclination to share and thrive in tight-knit communities. Patience is key, and if any line of questioning makes you uneasy, subtly transitioning to a different topic is a feasible approach.

Extend your support to local farmers, craftsmen, and entrepreneurs who leave a notably smaller ecological footprint. Contributing to the community through local educational institutions, medical facilities, or developmental initiatives holds profound significance, as these efforts yield positive effects on the local society. Endeavor to endorse local sustainable enterprises, eateries, and other travel amenities whenever feasible. By indulging in local cuisine, consuming regional products, and lodging in accommodations managed by locals, you actively contribute to the welfare of the indigenous populace.

Preserve our environment by:
• Opt for biking or walking whenever feasible.
• Bring your reusable water bottle, and replenish it with filtered water at homestays, guesthouses, hotels, restaurants, cafes, and bars, rather than purchasing bottled water.
• While exploring National Parks or reserves, kindly adhere to the designated Park guidelines.
• Lastly, contribute to a cleaner environment by properly disposing of waste.