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Asia/Singapore Saturday, 20th April 2024

Dipping into experiences

Hotels in Singapore are jumping on the tours and activities bandwagon, seeing opportunities to lure guests and connect with them on a deeper level.

Heyday for smaller players

As global chains figure out synergies from their M&As, smaller groups are making hay. Banyan Tree Lang Co On the question of who wins in the...

Luxury scales new heights

Sim Kok Chwee takes readers into the world of premium air travel, which has never seen better days, innovation wise, even despite the shaky...

Saying ‘I do’ to destination weddings

It’s an auspicious year for Chinese nuptials, and tying the knot overseas is now in vogue  WEDDINGS Holding a destination wedding is a rather new...

Setting sail on growing demand

Asia’s cruising scene heats up as more international ships arrive, helping to also cultivate outbound markets Travel consultants in Hong Kong are gearing up to...

A haven with a troubled image

Despite its rich cultural and natural offerings, negative perceptions of Mindanao as a conflict zone remain a major roadblock for its tourism ambitions, finds...

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...

Exploring Monaco’s family-centric offerings

With its multitude of fun activities and experiences for both young and old, the world’s second smallest country is an ideal holiday destination for family travel

Onward march to recovery

South-east Asian tourism authorities and stakeholders are taking swift action to patch the leak in tourism business brought on by the Covid-19 outbreak, and choosing to keep their eyes on the road to recovery.

A paradise for bargain hunters

The weakened ringgit, a new outlet mall in Kuala Lumpur’s outskirts and year-round sales are compelling reasons for avid shoppers to visit Malaysia To leverage...

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