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Asia/Singapore Friday, 11th September 2026

Genting takes agents, media to sea

During its inaugural Agent and Media Partner Forum earlier this month, Genting Cruise Lines hosted over 350 senior executives, travel agents and media partners...

Spectrum of the Seas arrives in Hong Kong

Royal Caribbean International's Spectrum of the Seas has arrived in Hong Kong, attended by over 600 invited government officials, industry stakeholders and loyal guests. Officiating...

SkySea Cruise Line celebrates 200th sailing

SkySea Cruise Line kicked off its 200th cruise with an inaugural cruise departing from the new seasonal homeport of Zhoushan. The four-night cruise on the company's...

Gala dinner caps Dynasty Travel’s 40th anniversary celebration

Singapore's Dynasty Travel recently commemorated its 40th year milestone with 350 guests at the JW Marriott Singapore South Beach. There's plenty in its 40 years...

The growing importance of gastronomy tourism in Asia

The 4th UNWTO World Forum on Gastronomy Tourism, which took place in Bangkok last week from May 30 to June 1, concluded with industry...

Lionel Messi joins UNWTO’s team responsible tourism

FC Barcelona's star forward and worldwide football phenomenon, Lionel Messi, has been appointed UNWTO Ambassador for Responsible Tourism.

Making up for lost time

Despite being the last Australian state to reopen its borders, Western Australia (WA) is the first state to bring over 26 diverse operators from...

World’s biggest Mercure opens its doors

Singapore is the proud home of the world’s largest Mercure hotel – 989 keys captured in a new-build infrastructure rising in a vibrant part...

Datai renovates not just hardware but people

The pioneering class of Datai Investing in People (DIP) hospitality training programme graduated earlier this month. An initiative launched by The Datai Langkawi in October...

Jewel Changi Airport turns into a Lego floral wonderland

Jewel Changi Airport has launched Jewel Blooms with Lego Botanicals, a mall-wide activation featuring floral displays built from approximately 800,000 Lego bricks. Running until August...