TTG Asia
Asia/Singapore Sunday, 1st March 2026

All hail the new Bintan

Thanks to two new integrated resorts developments, existing properties in Bintan are also spurred to spruce up their hardware, benefitting the destination’s appeal overall. There...

Living the glory days

TTG Asia finds out why destinations should not rest on UNESCO laurels as industry players share how the coveted status interplays with tourism in...

It’s game on for tourism players

Agile travel and hospitality players are capitalising on the Pokémon Go craze in their marketing. Have they reaped tangible benefits from the game and...

Wanted: a more robust e-visa facility

Modifications need to be done to the present e-visa scheme to entice more international travellers to visit. While India’s e-visa facility was hailed as a...

Not business as usual

To effectively grow Maharashtra as a leisure tourist destination and spur business travellers to stay longer, more efforts should be made to court new...

Lure of a bucolic town

Can Yangshuo seek a place among busier rivals in South China Karst? Prudence Lui finds out Nestled among karst peaks and rivers, Yangshuo is already...

Clark sees light of day

The new Philippine president has put infrastructure projects back into the spotlight, reigniting hope that the potential of Clark as a gateway and travel...

Making rail connections

Enhanced rail and road networks connecting to other parts of China have given rise to new tourist circuits around Guilin and raised the appeal...

Enriching the young rich

Switzerland - Enriching the young rich A market segment comprising rich Chinese millennials who want more out of their travel is good news for Swiss...

Divided over investment rules

Indonesia's fragmented governance policy is weighing on tourism investment, just as the sector is picking up steam The multivalence of regulations and taxation imposed by...