TTG Asia
Asia/Singapore Saturday, 17th January 2026

Opulence meets culture in the Land of Smiles

Bangkok’s luxury developments are fast emerging and blending with under-the-radar options elsewhere in the country, creating a destination of varied experiences for discerning travellers

Johor’s ambitious plans

As Johor prepares for Visit Johor Year 2026, it is positioning itself as a key player in Malaysia’s broader tourism strategy. With enhanced infrastructure, direct flights, and a growing portfolio of attractions, the state is ready to attract an even larger share of international visitors

Revitalised destinations

There is plenty in the world for avid travellers to discover, especially as more destinations attract infrastructure investments to advance their tourism potential

Quest for purposeful travel

Luxury travellers are paying more attention to what they are travelling for, and Asia-Pacific offers many meaningful attractions

Travel this way

Travellers will be expanding their itineraries to less crowded hidden gems, savouring their holidays at a slower pace, embracing all-inclusive resort stays, and tracking down speciality local goods, say travel trend studies for 2025

From Changi to the world

Having learnt the best lessons from operating a multi-award-winning airport, Changi Airports International is on a quest to share its expertise with airports around the world

Millennium’s global reach, local touch

By venturing abroad, Millennium Hotels and Resorts has been able to access new source markets, increase referrals from frequent travellers, and strengthen its brand recognition

How Minor became a major global player

From a single property in Pattaya 46 years ago, Minor International has achieved exponential international growth. This is the Thai luxury brand’s story.

Hot prospects in the Philippines

A healthy partnership between the public and private sectors, combined with strong visitor spending, bodes well for the future of Philippine tourism

Asia-Pacific’s welcome

Friendlier visa policies and processes, improving air capacity, and an evergreen appeal are bringing travellers back to destinations in this region