After retirement, my wife and I were traveling in Cambodia and wanted to do some volunteering that would leverage experience from the telecommunications industry.

However, we encountered a series of obstacles. The historical challenges involving inappropriate access to young Cambodians by certain individuals had made non-governmental organizations (NGOs) increasingly cautious about the intentions of some expatriates. Consequently, the vetting process became protracted, laden with bureaucratic hurdles, and most opportunities required a minimum commitment of six months, which further complicated our aspirations.

So, we conceived the idea of constructing no-cost websites for struggling entrepreneurs, recognizing the positive potential. Since then, we have continually sought out new opportunities during our winter migrations, enabling us to give back and pay it forward.

Small businesses across Asia have benefited from improved online visibility, considering that tourism plays a pivotal role in the regional economy, with modern travellers increasingly relying on the internet for making travel-related decisions. A well-crafted website conveys professionalism and trustworthiness, and our aim is to assist in this regard.

And so, here we are.