Full steam ahead for cruising
New and bigger ports are in the works in East Asia – TTG Asia checks them out
Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Cruise Terminal
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Paying for extra comfort
The winds are changing for premium economy class, thanks to a more segmented corporate travel market and the emergence of sophisticated leisure travellers in...
Solving the labour conundrum
As Singapore’s thriving hospitality sector grapples with a tightening labour pool, hotels are embracing technological solutions to overcome manpower shortage
Despite Singapore’s land constraints, new...
Prayers for the valley
The world is crying with Nepal. But far from being a valley of lost hope, a new Nepal could rise from the ashes of...
Serviced residences: where the bright spots are
As the momentum of business investment and infrastructure development shifts beyond traditional economic centres in Asia-Pacific, serviced residence operators are seeing opportunities in new...
Full House
Having picked up from the twin disasters in 2011, Japan now faces another problem, albeit a more welcomed one – that of too many...
The leisure side of Guangzhou
The local trade wants to prove that Guangzhou is more than just a busy transport and commerce hub, with plenty of attractions that will...
Betting on a growing middle class
Integrated resorts in Asia seek out the region's middle classes to offset the effect of China's anti-graft policy that has hit their gaming tables
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Raising the stakes for prosperity
It’s full-fledged war in Asia’s integrated resort scene as new players get into the game and existing properties up the ante with fresh attractions
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Feeling the austerity cuts
The Indonesian authorities' drive to curb wasteful spending by limiting meetings outside of government facilities has sent shudders through the hospitality sector.
Just as hoteliers...
