The Indonesian island of Lombok is often overlooked for its glamorous neighbour, Bali, but the beauty on offer here is on a much grander scale with just a fraction of the tourists. Lush forests, the brooding Mount Rinjani, exquisite white-sand beaches, beautiful headlands, epic surf, and turquoise bays assault your senses around every corner – add to this The Lombok Lodge, our hidden gem of 2015, and the result is a very alluring tropical escape.

The world’s leading business magazine for CEOs, the esteemed CEO Magazine, has recently revealed its list of ‘in the know’ travel companies, and Seven Skies was thrilled to be one of a small number of companies included in this exclusive list.

With monkeys crashing through the trees, peacocks strutting their stuff, elephants grazing the grasslands and the elusive Sri Lankan leopard shadowing the undergrowth, Yala National Park is a vast region of woodland and open patches of grassland, and one of Sri Lanka’s jewels.

Borneo’s Gunung Mulu World Heritage Area is located in the Malaysian state of Sarawak and was declared a World Heritage Site in 2005 by UNESCO. Little known, the park is one of the most majestic and thrilling nature destinations anywhere in Southeast Asia. In fact, few national parks anywhere in the world pack so many natural wonders into such a small area.