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2016 Articles Archive

2016 Articles Archive

The Grand Ho Tram Strip guns for stronger international MICE bookings

The property hosts corporate golf events at its award-winning golf course, The Bluffs (pictured) The Grand Ho Tram Strip in Vietnam is unveiling a new...

SIA launches direct US flights in competition with United

ORIGINALLY planned for 2018, when Singapore Airlines (SIA) is to receive seven ultra-long-range variants of the Airbus A350, the national carrier is now set...

Planning for ASEAN’s 50th birthday

HAVING implemented the ASEAN Economic Community in December 2015, the regional bloc is now looking forward to commemorate yet another milestone – its 50th...

Touristly to integrate with Tune Group platforms after funding

The Touristly team MALAYSIAN travel startup Touristly, first launched in June 2015, will be incorporating its platform with several companies within the Tune Group after...

Cloud passport in the works for ASEAN nations

Faisal Ariff  MALAYSIAN startup BorderPass is set to launch a pilot test at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) which allows travellers to pre-clear the immigration...

Dnata acquires stake in Destination Asia, accounts may change hands

Members of the executive management of DNATA and DA DUBAI-based Dnata, which has been buying UK travel companies, has made its first foray into Asia...

Government aid arrives for earthquake-hit Kyushu

An overhead crane which fell at a Shinkansen maintenance plant in Kumamoto Prefecture. Photo credit: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism THE Japanese government...

Clark sees light of day

The new Philippine president has put infrastructure projects back into the spotlight, reigniting hope that the potential of Clark as a gateway and travel...

Editor’s Picks from TTG Asia, March 4, 2016

The latest issue of TTG Asia has many features and insights you won’t want to miss. Here are three picks from the print for...

Tourists safe after quakes hit southern Japan

Kumamoto Castle remains closed after suffering damage from the quakes DOZENS of foreign travellers have been safely evacuated from parts of southern Japan after two...