TTG Asia
Asia/Singapore Friday, 2nd October 2026

Beyond sandy shores

West Nusa Tenggara is developing sustainable and wellness experiences across Lombok and Sumbawa to attract more direct international flights

Sports demonstrate powerful pull for tourism

Destinations and hospitality companies are leveraging the magnetic power of sports to build interest and loyalty

Good for two legs and four

Hoomans are inseparable from their furkids, and hotels are making it easier for both to enjoy a holiday together

Gateway advantage

Selangor is looking beyond its gateway role to drive longer stays through new tourism experiences

On the way up

Cambodia is targeting up to 5.8 million international visitors 
in 2026, with a recovery in Chinese arrivals and new air links expected to support growth despite geopolitical and cost pressures

Slow down and enjoy the wellness and cultural offerings in South...

Chungbuk and Chungnam are expanding their wellness and cultural offerings to attract more visitors beyond the country’s major cities

Udon Thani’s time to shine

Mega-events and star power propel Thailand’s north-east into the global spotlight

Adelaide gains ground

New tourism experiences, luxury hotel openings, and stronger Asian air links are helping Adelaide emerge as a destination in its own right

Genuine interactions

Animal tourism in South-east Asia is undergoing a gradual transformation as travellers become more discerning, operators tighten welfare standards, and scrutiny grows over what makes an ethical experience

Chubu steps forward

With record inbound arrivals, Chubu’s nine prefectures are uniting to highlight culture, cuisine and innovation for global travellers