Editor's Pick

Vietnam’s tourism players are looking inwards for new business during the crisis.

Remote, rural destinations are poised to be major drawcards in the face of the pandemic, and tourism providers in the Philippines are lining up ecotourism products and authentic attractions to lure returning travellers.

From thinking outside the traditional hotel room, to rooting their properties in localism, these hoteliers in Asia have broken new ground on the boutique hotel scene

Hotel groups have been pulling out all the stops, such as VIP access to money-can’t-buy-experiences, to attract and retain loyal guests

Despite a new emphasis on safety and security, hotel design is set to continue foregrounding sustainability, technology and personalisation.

Hoteliers are smartening up their act and future-proofing their properties by investing in innovative tech solutions like AI and robots.

Some of Asia’s top integrated resorts are reinventing themselves with new stays, exceptional experiences and impressive entertainment.

As revenue management capabilities are improved by science, the presence of intuitive human intervention becomes all the more critical for hotels to optimise revenue and profit.

As consumers remain at home and are restricted from travelling, Asian hotels are taking a different tack to maintain engagement and income

Most destinations in South-east Asia are seeing continued hotel developments, reflecting sustained investor confidence in the region’s tourism potential.