TTG Asia
Asia/Singapore Friday, 26th April 2024

Where excitement lies

Spanking new developments or game-changing tourism offerings aimed at breathing new life into familiar touristy destinations are changing the region’s tourism landscape. TTG Asia rounds up a list of to-watch destinations in Asia-Pacific for 2020.

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...

Taking design cues from Chinese fables

Miramar Group’s design hotel journey is just starting – and its soon-to-open Mira Moon has given Chinese traditions a contemporary spin, while incorporating technology...

NTOs look back

Asian countries highlight their milestone achievements in 2013 as they break new ground  From left: Petronas Twin Towers; Plain of Jars; Kai Tak Cruise Terminal; River Safari Giant...

Will direct cruise bookings replace agents?

The answer is no, at least not in the foreseeable future. Here’s why cruise is still seen as the domain of travel agents and one of the last bastions of commission income for them

Maldives: a paradise redefined?

When a luxury destination goes downmarket, will a broader audience and brand presence equate to a better bottom line? S Puvaneswary takes this question to the Maldives

Longhaul Travel

Finland, Switzerland, Britain and Italy pour more resources on Asian source markets Finland taps its Polar forces to woo Asians Source: Finnish Tourist Board Each winter, when...

More to the Maldives

Famous for romantic getaways and honeymoons, the Maldives is gaining popularity as a family destination

In for a wild ride

Australia has over the years gained a reputation as a prime destination for theme parks, but this now hangs in the balance with newer...

What’s next for China cruising?

Some stay while others go and come back later. China’s cruise market is not for the faint-hearted but rewards may be bigger for those who stick around.

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