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...
Respect for animals in tourism
Raini Hamdi rounds up good animal welfare practices in the travel sector.
Buffalo audits elephant camps
Buffalo Tours has completed an audit of 38 elephant...
Taming a wild frontier
Nature can go hand in hand with tourism, Asia’s
trade players realise as they recognise the importance of
tapping wildlife resources in a non-consumptive...
No backing for backpacker tax
The tourism industry is concerned that the controversial tax will discourage working holidaymakers to visit Australia when implemented.
The Australian tourism trade is worried that...
Visitors kept at bay
Greater access to Sai Kung is needed for agents to better promote this hidden gem in Hong Kong.
It appears the Hong Kong UNESCO Global...
Bangkok’s rate quandary
Asian arrivals are filling up rooms in Bangkok, but while occupancy is strong, room rate growth isn’t because of the changing market mix, writes...
Sun, sea and sand for all
With multi-generational family vacations on the rise, beach resorts that cater to a wider variety of guests, ages and interests are becoming more valued...
