Tag: Destination Marketing
Hong Kong rolls out new global tourism campaign across 22 markets
The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) has unveiled a new global tourism campaign, Only in Hong Kong, across 22 source markets as it seeks...
Songkhla serves up new gastronomy tourism campaign
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), Thailand Gastronomy Network and HUG – Hatyai University Gastronomy Lab will launch a new campaign to position Songkhla...
A different side of South Korea
Chungbuk and Chungnam are expanding their wellness and cultural offerings to attract more visitors beyond the country’s major cities
Klook, KTO renew partnership to drive regional tourism in South Korea
Klook and the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) have renewed their partnership to promote regional travel across South Korea while supporting the digital transformation of...
Macao teams up with Flyday HK on running-themed tourism campaign
The Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) has partnered with Hong Kong travel platform Flyday HK to launch the Macao, Get, Set, Glow 2026 campaign,...
The crocodile effect
Following another year of strong growth for Cairns Crocodiles, Misfits Media co-founder Dan Uglow discusses how a pandemic-inspired idea has evolved into one of Asia-Pacific's fastest-growing creative festivals, why Cairns has become the ideal host destination, and how unforgettable experiences are helping attract visitors from across the region.
Adelaide gains ground
New tourism experiences, luxury hotel openings, and stronger Asian air links are helping Adelaide emerge as a destination in its own right
Thailand opens new Sadao-Malaysia road to strengthen cross-border tourism
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) expects a new road linking Thailand and Malaysia to boost cross-border tourism and improve access to southern Thailand...
Agoda, Taiwan Tourism Administration to promote destination across Asia
Agoda and the Taiwan Tourism Administration (TTA) have launched a destination marketing campaign to promote Taiwan to travellers in Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan and...
Australia’s next chapter
Tourism Australia managing director Robin Mack discusses AI, Asia's growing influence and how the destination is positioning itself for the decade ahead
