Building back better
As Asian destinations rise from the ashes post-pandemic, they nurse a fiery desire to rebuild more responsibly and sustainably so that tourism will uplift local communities while entertaining visitors. By TTG Asia reporters.
Keeping talents at home
The hospitality sector both locally and abroad has an insatiable hunger for skilled staff, and employers in the Philippines are grappling with the worsening...
Mounting a curated comeback
Special interest tourism has been given a renewed focus by the Indonesian government, as mass tourism gives way to personalised and immersive travel experiences.
Affordable luxury rooms (part 2)
The space between economy and luxury is hotting up as a string of new mid/upscale hotel brands hits the region and jostles to be...
Fab festivals
Festivals are one of the best ways to discover the soul of the destination and what its people hold most dear to their heart. Here are some not-to-be-missed festivals across our region.
Glowing and growing
Wellness tourism is entering a robust state of growth, having ballooned into a multibillion-dollar global industry and bringing a convergence of sectors from airports to accommodation.
The fight for hotel bookings
The financial stakes are high, so it's no wonder that hotels now want to wrestle back control of travellers' bookings from intermediaries, especially as...
More work, no pay?
Airlines are coveting more ancillary revenue. Agencies are not. Find out why and if they are doing so at their own peril
Asia is the...
In search of zen
As more people expect to maintain their wellness routine at home and abroad, hotels and resorts are tuning up their facilities and services to better cater to health-conscious guests, discovers Mimi Hudoyo
SE Asia, where travel startups come calling
The rapid rise of entrepreneurs entering into South-east Asia’s travel landscape has been nothing short of transformative. Singapore, in particular, has been hailed as...
