Tag: Domestic Tourism
Rising silver tourism brings hopes to South Korea domestic travel rebound
A recent survey by the Korea Tourism Association has identified the country's senior citizens as a profitable segment that could support domestic tourism rebound...
Discounted Anantara stays for passengers on new AirAsia flight
Travellers taking AirAsia's inaugural weekend Chiang Mai-Hua Hin flight will be able to access discounts and perks at Anantara Hua Hin Resort and Anantara...
Where the heart is
Vietnam’s tourism players are looking inwards for new business during the crisis.
Recovery for global outbound travel forecast for 2023
The world's tourism industry is set for a slow recovery, with global outbound travel numbers expected to recover to pre-pandemic levels only in 2023,...
Hotelbeds to add 10,000 properties as demand spikes
Hotelbeds plans to expand its global hotel portfolio with the addition of 10,000 new properties by year-end, in response to the surge in demand...
Agoda spurs travellers to GoLocal
Agoda is turning towards domestic tourism as it starts down the path of recovery with the launch of its GoLocal campaign, which has signed...
Japan injects US$12.5 billion to restart domestic tourism
The Japanese government has unveiled a plan to stimulate domestic tourism by offering financial aid for residents to travel when the coronavirus subsides.
The 1.35...
Making memories: familial interactions during trips matter
Singapore has been in what I call a tender lockdown since April 7. The government has ordered suspension of most business operations and closure...
Korea’s LCCs pad up Jeju services on back of robust domestic...
A surge in domestic travel demand for Jeju island has encouraged local low-cost carriers (LCCs) to respond with increased flights.
From just two to three...
Strong marketing, regional targets will lift Maldives post-pandemic
WIthout a domestic travel market to rely on for the post-pandemic tourism rebound, Maldives will need to sharpen its destination marketing efforts in accessible...
