Opinion

Unlike the AAPI community who has to face the problem at home, the Asian travelling community has a choice of where they want to holiday. And they will very likely pick somewhere safe and welcoming.

For an industry that often says its success depends on its people, losing good people to despair and other industries is worrying. On the bright side, this crisis could be a turning point for the travel, tourism and business events profession.

Philippine hospitality, including hotels, are turning out to be one of the biggest casualties of the tourism lockdown the past nine months and counting....

What is the future of travel? At this very moment last year, my vision of the future was one of abundant travel opportunities, made possible by convenient air services, some of which at affordable price points, that allow anyone to travel anytime.

There have been many predictions made at the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic about how travel and tourism would return when borders reopen. The...

Learning to live with C-19 is key to stable recovery

One might think that Philippine destinations would have reopened its doors to domestic tourism, choking as they are five months into lockdown. But they won’t,...

The South-east Asian travel industry could take a lesson from Thailand's incident with Covid in Rayong the past week, where the 31-person Egyptian military...

Between the human survival instinct of fight or flight, some travel companies have chosen to fight back in innovative ways.

Singapore has been in what I call a tender lockdown since April 7. The government has ordered suspension of most business operations and closure...