Tag: Sports Tourism
Ride the waves at Outrigger Surin Beach Resort
The beachfront Outrigger Surin Beach Resort in Phuket, Thailand is celebrating surf culture with a new Surf’s Up package that offers guests an opportunity...
Laguna Phuket Triathlon set for November return
Laguna Phuket integrated resort will host the 28th edition of Laguna Phuket Triathlon on November 20 following the event's two-year pandemic disruption.
The race features...
Blue Tree Phuket set to host multi-sport race this month
Blue Tree Phuket will launch the inaugural Blue Tree Aquathlon on September 24 – a multi-sport race comprising run and swim elements.
Athletes are expected...
Sports festival brings vigour to Desaru Coast
The Desaru Coast Multisport Festival, held from July 22 to 24, brought back the thrill of live action sports to Malaysia, with the IRONMAN...
TTG Conversations: Five Questions with Ravi Chandran, Banyan Tree Holdings
Laguna Resorts & Hotels has quickly reactivated sporting events at its South-east Asian integrated resorts as travel ease returns this year, a move that...
Indonesia travel players lambast Jakarta e-Prix 2022 for leaving out agents
The inaugural ABB FIA Formula E World Championship (Jakarta e-Prix 2022) may have blazed a trail in the world of motorsports when it was...
Gangwon: Of Olympic winter wonderland & wellness
The snowiest province in South Korea spotlights its inspiring sporting legacy and invigorating wellness escapes to encourage tourists to visit and reconnect
Singapore Grand Prix 2022 grants sneak peek into entertainment line-up
Marshmello, Westlife and Green Day are among the top acts to headline the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2022 from September 30...
Championing the sports tourism movement
Singapore’s intensified development of sports tourism gets strong backing from statutory board Sport Singapore, which recognises the far-reaching benefit of this ambition – it inspires a more active nation, elevates sports-focused professionalism, creates jobs, attracts related business activity, and more, details CEO Lim Teck Yin
Singapore picks up pace on sports tourism track
With travel and social restrictions taken off the table, the Lion City is ready to beef up her sporting events calendar and welcome again spectators from around the world who will contribute to tourism recovery
