Tag: Asia Pacific
HBX Group deepens Traveloka ties with expanded Asia-Pacific hotel supply
HBX Group has extended its partnership with Traveloka to expand the distribution of locally contracted hotel content across Asia-Pacific, with more than 40,000 hotels...
Airbnb enables pay-later bookings for Asia-Pacific travellers
Airbnb has introduced a Reserve Now, Pay Later payment option for guests in Asia-Pacific, allowing travellers to secure eligible stays without paying at the...
China to lead global outbound growth by 2030
Chinese outbound travellers, the third-largest source of visitors and the largest source of international tourism spending in 2019, are projected “to recover in aggregate...
Ascott signs record 19,000 units across 102 properties in 2025
Ascott secured a record 19,000 units across 102 properties in 2025, representing 27 per cent year-on-year growth in new signings. The expansion brings its...
Millennials and Gen Z will drive travel spending in 2026: Klook
Klook has released its Klook Travel Pulse 2026 report, highlighting the travel behaviours of Asia-Pacific travellers.
Despite global economic uncertainty, the report found that 88%...
Travel takes the lead
Simon Baptist, principal economist, Visa Asia Pacific, discusses 2026 spending trends, the effects of economic uncertainty, and how affluent demand and digital payments are redefining Asia-Pacific tourism
ATM 2026 sees rise in Asia-Pacific exhibitor participation
Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2026, taking place at Dubai World Trade Centre from May 4-7, 2026, is projecting increased participation from Asia-Pacific exhibitors, supported...
Marriott International records another strong year in Asia-Pacific excluding China
The region of Asia-Pacific excluding China (APEC) has delivered another year of growth and strategic expansion for Marriott International, marking the company’s third consecutive...
Chinese agents eye niche and high-quality tours for 2026
A recent outbound survey by China Outbound and Inbound Travel Market (COITM) on the 2026 outlook among Chinese travel agents shows a high percentage,...
How are we travelling?
Non-cookie cutter hotels, local sporting events, supermarket hauls, literature highlights, and shared family discoveries will inspire travel decisions this year
















