Editor's Pick

Meet Team TTG Editorial, the hands and (often crazy) minds that feel compelled to bring you the latest industry scoops and thought-provoking analyses. Ever wonder what they’re so frantically scratching into their notebooks? Well, here’s a peek into Reporters Notebook 2017– you might just find yourself in there

The rising popularity of Switzerland may be put to test this year as Asian currencies weaken Two major developments – Asian currency depreciation, which continues...

Recruitment and employee retention are growing challenges for Kuala Lumpur’s hospitality sector, especially as more hotels are added to the city

With the agency space largely unregulated, fly-by-night outfits in the Philippines have been able to run riot.

With more women travelling independently than ever before, tour operators and hotels are sitting up and taking notice of their requirements A new generation of...

In a morphing travel landscape, Singapore travel agencies say they need guidance and unity. Alas, strong leadership eludes them for now. But there’s a...

Macau’s lingering manpower shortfall is affecting travel agencies more than hotels. Prudence Lui inspects A surge in Macau’s hotel supply is heightening the demand for...

Quality dining is a critical ingredient for an enjoyable trip, but not all destinations keen on attracting Muslim travellers have been able to score well in this aspect. TTG Asia reporters find out what four non-OIC destinations in the region are cooking up to win over a Muslim traveller’s heart and belly.

Australia is leaning on adventure tourism to catalyse her tourism recovery, and the strategy for that involves expanding the pool of offerings to charm thrill-seekers of all ages and activity levels. By Adelaine Ng

That's all folks – as we bid goodbye to a year of ups and downs, the TTG Asia team recollects the outstanding and not-so-great...