TTG Asia
Asia/Singapore Sunday, 1st March 2026

Female power

How Seoul is enticing female travellers with the promise of safety and Korean dramas Seoul has long had a reputation for meeting the needs and...

Asia’s hottest resort spots

Accessibility, picturesque beaches and myriad activities are key makings of top resort destinations. TTG Asia speaks to outbound agents to reveal the region’s hottest...

Overpricing comes under fire

Jacked-up entrance fees for foreign visitors are also hurting local travel operators Tourists and tourism players in Sri Lanka are lamenting the country’s tiered pricing...

Making peace with progress

Free from the shackles of civil war, Sri Lanka’s tourism is ready to welcome a new dawn. But new tensions are surfacing amid rapid...

Hotel consolidation: Businesses should cast a wider net

2015 was a year of consolidation for the hotel market – we saw three major hotel group consolidations: Marriott’s acquisition of Starwood, AccorHotel’s acquisition...

Fun times ahead

Malaysia A boost to secondary locales S Puvaneswary Fast becoming the theme park capital of South-east Asia, the growing crop of theme parks in Malaysia  has enhanced...

The serious pursuit of fun

Has the Philippines’ colourful tourism campaign, which proclaims ‘fun’ as its slogan, lived up to its expectations for the trade? Rosa Ocampo finds out The...

High ambitions for alpine glory

South Korea is not yet a top-of-mind winter sports destination, but industry members hope that the 2018 Winter Olympics will showcase the country's finesse...

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...

Betting on communities

The dazzle of a gaming destination belies Macau’s cultural charm and heritage, but change is underway to connect tourists with communities that call the...