TTG Asia
Asia/Singapore Wednesday, 21st January 2026

Be a Lego not a Kodak

In today’s competitive market, S Puvaneswary explains why staying relevant and embracing change are the keys to profitability in the travel business world Blockbuster, Kodak...

Closing the loopholes

The recent spate of abrupt travel agency closures in Singapore has affected many travellers and given the industry a bad name. Paige Lee Pei...

Dubai seeks out family visitors

Hotels, theme parks and other tourism hardware are mushrooming in Dubai, which is positioning itself as ideal for family travel There is a building fever...

Out of comfort zone

Adventure travel companies are probably facing the biggest adventure of their lives as they handle the digital disruption and are forced to be transformers...

Staying fit to outrun competition

Changing customer behaviour and new competition drive established players to revamp their game in order to stay fit. Raini Hamdi interviews Preferred, Design and...

More clubs for the singles

Suddenly, everyone wants to represent independent hotels. Raini Hamdi asks them why and guides you to a few new names. The traditional players meanwhile...

Hotels in an empty capital

Myanmar’s new administrative capital, Nay Pyi Taw, has a mismatch in room supply and demand that is bigger than Kanye West’s ego. Greg Lowe...

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...

Lifestyle and design: Aren’t they the same?

Where do you draw the line between a ‘lifestyle hotel’ and a ‘design hotel’? How can design hotels stay edgy as new brands keep...

Kuala Lumpur as haven for foodies

Kuala Lumpur is striving to become the region’s gastronomic hub, calling enthusiasts’ attention to its first food festival and F&B standards rating system, among...