Tag: Air Connectivity
Air Astana steps up capacity as Kazakhstan emerges as a key...
Air Astana Group is benefiting from changing aviation flows between Europe and Asia, increasing capacity as geopolitical uncertainty makes some traditional transit routes through...
Auckland ramps up Asia focus as visitor spending rises
Auckland is strengthening its focus on Asia as new data reinforces the city’s growing position as a destination in its own right, beyond serving...
Azerbaijan steps up market presence in Asia
The Azerbaijan Tourism Board is expanding its reach in Asian source markets, with the opening of an office in Beijing marking its biggest new...
BBTF 2026 opens with focus on gastronomy and sustainable tourism
The 12th edition of the Bali and Beyond Travel Fair (BBTF) 2026 kicks off today, May 28, with a gala dinner at The Westin...
Infrastructure development crucial for Asia-Pacific aviation growth
Recognising Asia-Pacific as the world’s aviation growth engine, a recent presentation by OAG Aviation’s commercial and industry affairs leader for APAC and MEA, Mayur...
New Zealand visa trial lifts China arrivals
New Zealand’s trial visa policy relaxing entry requirements for Chinese travellers arriving via Australia is delivering strong early results, with the country recording a...
Air New Zealand expands Christchurch network
Air New Zealand has unveiled plans to launch three new non-stop services from Christchurch to Singapore, Tokyo and Perth from late October this year.
The...
Thailand travel trade warns exit tax could impact aviation sector
Thailand’s travel trade is voicing opposition to a proposed 1,000 baht (US$31) exit tax for Thai nationals, warning that additional levies could strain the...
Bohol-Panglao airport begins phased reconfiguration works
Bohol-Panglao International Airport has begun initial reconfiguration works led by Aboitiz InfraCapital, marking the start of phased upgrades aimed at improving passenger movement, accessibility...
Fuel shock hits Asian carriers, threatens intra-Asia travel
More than 150,000 international flights have been cut worldwide between March and June 2026 compared to schedules before the US and Israel struck Iran on February 28, which led to the disruptive blockade of the Straits of Hormuz
