Bangkok, Thailand: Golf travel specialist Golfasian has pulled off another impressive showing at the 2026 World Golf Awards, walking away with four top honours to further cement its reputation as one of the biggest names in Asian golf tourism.

At the 13th annual awards ceremony, held at Madinaty Golf Club in Egypt, Golfasian was crowned Asia’s Best Golf Tour Operator 2026, while also picking up the titles of Thailand’s Best Inbound Golf Tour Operator, Vietnam’s Best Inbound Golf Tour Operator and Indonesia’s Best Inbound Golf Tour Operator.

It’s another remarkable haul for a company that has become a familiar name on the World Golf Awards winners’ podium. But after almost three decades in the business, Bangkok-based Golfasian is showing little appetite for resting on its laurels. In fact, the company’s golfing map is getting bigger by the year.

Having built its reputation on golf holidays in established destinations such as Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia, Golfasian has recently expanded its portfolio to include the Philippines, Laos and China’s spectacular Yunnan Province. Japan is also firmly in its sights, promising even more options for golfers with a taste for discovering new fairways.

Mark Siegel, Founder and Managing Director of Golfasian, said: “Winning four awards is a tremendous honour. I couldn’t be prouder of our team. But what really tells us we’re doing something right is seeing the same customers come back year after year, often bringing their friends along. Some have been travelling with us for decades. You simply can’t buy that kind of loyalty. You have to earn it.”

And Golfasian hasn’t been content with simply adding more pins to the map.

The company has also made a major push into the luxury travel market, establishing a dedicated team specialising in high-end golf holidays. From exceptional resorts and private experiences to meticulously planned itineraries, the new division caters to golfers who want the very best Asia has to offer, both on and off the course.

Meanwhile, Golfasian’s tournament business is in full swing, with 12 golf tournaments across Asia bringing together players from around the world. What starts as a week of competitive golf often turns into lasting friendships, with many participants returning year after year.

Pascal Orczech, Director of Business Development at Golfasian, said: “Asia is an incredible place to play golf, and the exciting thing is that we’ve barely scratched the surface.

“We’re opening up destinations that many golfers haven’t even considered yet. Add our new luxury division and a calendar packed with tournaments, and there’s a lot to look forward to. Our biggest challenge might soon be convincing people to go home!”

Accepting the awards on behalf of Golfasian at the ceremony in Egypt was Mike Bridge.

He said: “It’s wonderful to stand here and collect four awards. These belong to our team. The people answering questions, arranging tee times, looking after guests and sorting out all those little things that make a golf holiday memorable. They’re the real winners.”

*Golfasian is a member of the Asian Golf Industry Federation.