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Asia/Singapore Friday, 29th March 2024
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Singapore’s Dynasty Travel redefines specialisation in luxury market

Dynasty Travel, following its acquisition by Japan-based Travel Curators earlier this year, will move away from mass market tours with cookie-cutter itineraries and serve...

Genting Dream’s The Palace

Described as a luxury ship-within-a-ship and a private club for travellers who appreciate the best things in life, The Palace all-suite enclave in Resorts World Cruises' Genting Dream truly delivers on fuss-free holidays

New luxury booking service launches to draw elite travellers

AQBooking.com is a new luxury booking service that has hit the market, targeting "elite global travellers" who value personal service and bespoke experiences. The website...

Thai capital is number one for cost-effective luxury

New research by www.money.co.uk has named Bangkok, Thailand the leading global city for affordable luxury experiences, based on prices of several key expenses, including...

The Standard’s Asia flagship aims to be hospitality landmark

Outstanding design, exciting dining and recreational experiences, as well as luxurious accommodation, come together to make The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon a unique property for Bangkok and the wider Asia region

Hilton brings LXR to South-east Asia

The first LXR-branded resort will make landfall in South-east Asia in late-2022, with the opening of a 72-key property perched on the limestone cliffs...

Four Seasons picked for new luxury hotel in Melbourne

Melbourne property developer, Beulah, has appointed Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts to manage the hotel within its new STH BNK By Beulah development. Four Seasons...

Luxury travel in the post-pandemic world

Mike Harlow, general manager of bespoke travel operator Scott Dunn, predicts luxury travel trends for 2022

Wild wonders

Hokkaido is banking on her great outdoors to win back Western and Australasian markets.

Luxury travellers desire the meaningful and memorable

Bart Buiring, chief sales and marketing officer – Asia Pacific for Marriott International, explores how expectations from luxury travellers are quickly evolving

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