TTG Asia
Asia/Singapore Sunday, 4th October 2026

Build mode on

To revive the tourism industry, the Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents and Tourism Malaysia are making a beeline to critical Indian and European markets. By S Puvaneswary

Back in the air

Travel freedom is returning, and new traveller concerns around safety and convenience are pushing up demand for private jet charters, discovers Karen Yue

Springing forth

Australia has been ramping up marketing campaigns to pave a strong road to international travel recovery. By Rachel AJ Lee

Travel well

Wellness is big business in the space of post-lockdown travel, and some hotels have come up with new ways to ensure their guests’ mental and physical needs are met during their stay. By Karen Yue

Tapping the metaverse 
for tourism players

In this new world, hospitality and travel stakeholders can now endeavour to build and fund virtual and physical hotels with NFTs, create meta-international attractions and immersive events, promote their offerings, alleviate manpower crunch, and so much more. By Serene Foo

Precious retreats

Private islands offer travellers a precious opportunity to holiday in safe isolation while rebuilding bonds with loved ones and nature. TTG Asia reporters pick their favourites from around Asia-Pacific.

Assam powers up tourism angle

Assam is moving beyond its wildlife and tea plantation draws to develop more points of appeal to win over domestic and international travellers.

Purposeful explorations

Mauritius tourism stakeholders are crafting authentic destination experiences that take travellers right into the heart of the local community and environment.

Catching first rays

The Maldives was one of the first few destinations to reopen amid the pandemic, giving her a first-mover advantage. Feizal Samath finds out how the island nation is keeping the dreams of travelling alive through targeted campaigns and marketing efforts over the last two years.

Romancing the romantics

The freeze on travel and social gatherings is thawing across the world, leading couples in love to revisit their wedding and honeymoon plans. As they do, resorts in South-east Asia that take pride in their romantic offerings are stepping up their courtship dance to influence decisions. By Karen Yue