YPO is an exclusive peer network of over 9,500 global business leaders spread throughout over 75 countries. The network allows its highly astute members to exchange ideas, pursue learning and share strategies to achieve personal and professional growth and success.

YPO asked Hanuman to organise a 4 day unforgettable meeting and learning experience in Siem Reap for 60 of its members. After thorough consultation with YPO's representative , we organised a full program that included: VIP express customs and visa clearance on arrival at, and departure from, Siem Reap International Airport, including a flower girl welcome; 3 nights luxury accommodation at the 5 star Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor in the heart of Siem Reap; exclusive use of Nick Ray (Lonely Planet author, and Angkorian temple expert) as Event Leader and Lecturer; sunrise yoga and meditation sessions; sunset experiences surrounded by the mystical Angkor Wat temples; a presentation by the Cambodian Minister of Tourism; an exotic farewell poolside Asian barbeque accompanied by traditional music and enigmatic Apsara dancers; an opportunity to visit Siem Reap's premier antiques boutique; and of course daily tours to learn all about the history of the many fascinating temples in the area.

Both organisers and participants thought it was an excellent 4 days, the best compliment being that some of them have since booked private holidays with Hanuman Tourism , and the YPO organisation is considering making the Siem Reap experience an annual event!

Hanuman was given the task of creating a 'Tomb Raider' luxury jungle experience for a 4-day gathering of Moet Hennessy Asia Pacific's 20 most senior executives. This involved setting up a luxury meeting and accommodation tents with electricity, air-conditioning, and other amenities in a UNESCO World Heritage site - it required more than just creativity and good planning, but also a full understanding of Cambodian politics!

We held high level meetings with various Ministries to secure the necessary permissions and security requirements to arrange this unique, exclusive event. The highlights of the event were: VIP express customs and visa clearance on arrival at, and departure from, Siem Reap International Airport; transfers to/from the airport in a vintage Mercedes Benz stretch limo; 2 nights accommodation in the delux Amansara resort, formerly a guest villa of King Sihanouk; 1 nights accommodation in luxury African safari style tents in the midst of the torch-lit jungle, including a stunning shadow puppet show in the evening; a custom-made conference tent with all modern facilities erected adjacent to an ancient temple and surrounded by lush jungle; a 5-star al fresco lunch prepared and enjoyed in the jungle setting; a post sunrise Krug Champagne breakfast along the moat of the magnificent Angkor Wat temple; fun temple tours in stylish remorques (tuk-tuks), as well as an exhilarating helicopter ride to experience this fascinating area from above; and a farewell World Monuments Fund gala dinner at Preah Khan temple featuring mesmerising Apsara dances, the Minister of Tourism in attendance, and all delegates gifted a tailor-made Cambodian silk suit to wear for the event.

Paul Skipworth, Hennessy's event organiser, felt the 4-day event proceeded seamlessly, and it was one of the most innovative senior executive gatherings he had experienced.