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Asia/Singapore Wednesday, 20th May 2026

Mixed interest in Australia vacations as quarantine-free travel opens up

Holiday enquiries on destination Australia are up for some leading travel agencies in Singapore, as Australia prepares to reopen her borders to all vaccinated Singaporeans on November 21 without need for quarantine.

Emirates, TAP Air Portugal expand codeshare partnership

Emirates and TAP Air Portugal have further expanded their codeshare arrangement with 23 more destinations since November 2, bringing their customers seamless connectivity to...

Shopee e-commerce platform branches into hotel bookings

Shopee has teamed up with Agoda and Booking.com to launch Shopee Hotel, enabling users to search, book and get instant confirmation for more than...

WorldHotels to manage Layan Green Park in Phuket

Layan Green Park Group's first property in Phuket, Thailand will be managed by WorldHotels, under its Distinctive collection. The four-star, 403-key property, set to open...

UNWTO, tourism organisations stand with Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action

More than 300 tourism stakeholders have signed up to the Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action, which recognises the urgent need for a globally consistent...

2021 Macau Grand Prix gets firm backing from six tourism companies

This year's Macau Grand Prix will return from November 19 to 21 with six races sponsored by major integrated tourism and leisure enterprises in...

Dream Cruises marks first anniversary of post-pandemic cruising in Singapore

Dream Cruises will celebrate its first year milestone in resuming cruise services for the Singapore market on November 6 with World Dream, an achievement...

Indonesia relaxes more international entry requirements

The Indonesia government has announced further easing of entry restrictions for international travellers, and will add facilities to improve the quarantine experience for visitors. Fully...

Accor sets out to fill over 1,200 vacancies in Australia, New...

Hospitality company Accor has launched a new talent attraction programme, Work Your Way, to bolster its workforce as Australia and New Zealand gear up...

Japan plans for reopening but holds breath on tourist entry

The Japanese government is expected to reopen international borders to transient business travellers and visitors arriving for education and technical training as soon as...