There's no doubt that the Hong Kong Tatler community loves to travel. And as much as we love classic holiday spots like Bali or Milan, it's always exciting to take the path less travelled. We invited five insiders to share tips on some of their favourite exotic destinations—from rhino-tagging in Africa to going off the grid in Mexico

1. Cave-trekking in Vietnam with Loui Lim

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Loui Lim

This epic excursion to reach the world's largest cave is not for the faint of heart. Loui Lim—vice president of brand strategy, marketing and communications at Genting Hong Kong—walks us through how to get there, what to bring and why it's worth the four-day trek. 

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2. Exploring Africa with Marie-Christine Lee-Louey

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Marie-Christine Lee-Louey

Adventurous globetrotter Marie-Christine Lee-Louey, founder of Sport Max and the Sports for Hope Foundation, shares details from her trip to Ethiopia and Rwanda where history, culture and wildlife came together for a truly memorable and life-changing experience. 

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3. Rhino tagging in South Africa with Ivan Pun

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Ivan Pun

Ivan Pun, founder of Pun + Projects, celebrated his friend's birthday at the Madikwe Game Reserve, where they saw the "big five" up close and tagged wild rhinos to help conservationists monitor and protect them against poachers.

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4. Diving in Mexico with Antonia Li

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Antonia Li, co-founder of Indicube, gives us insider tips on favourite place to visit for a digital detox—Tulum, Mexico. From where to stay to where to find the best lobster tacos and how to go scuba-diving in the cenotes.

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5. Exploring Portugal with Yolanda Choy-Tang

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Yolanda Coy-Tang

Portugal is one of Yolanda Choy-Tang's favourite destinations. The founding partner of Central Weddings and Vera Wang Bridal says that her family can't get enough of the beautiful European country, not just for its charming countryside hotels and incredible food and wine, but also for the unbeatable hospitality. 

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