TTG Asia
Asia/Singapore Sunday, 22nd February 2026
Tags Tourism Recovery

Tag: Tourism Recovery

TTG Conversations: Five Questions with Noor Ahmad Hamid, PATA

Travel and tourism business across the Asia-Pacific region is improving following the pandemic disruption, with the region recording 497.5 million international arrivals in 2023...

What does 2024 hold?

The story of travel and tourism recovery continues into 2024, but persistent uncertainties in the macro-environment will keep industry players on their toes

Asia spruces up for the Chinese New Year holidays

Tourism destinations in Asia have lined up a vibrant calendar of special events this Chinese New Year (CNY), starting February 10, to welcome holidaymakers...

Indonesia’s foreign tourism investment falls short in 2023

Although international arrivals to Indonesia in November 2023 exceeded 10.4 million arrivals – surpassing the target of 8.5 million – Indonesia’s tourism investment is...

Japanese retailers prepare for international shoppers

Japanese retailers are expanding their duty-free offering and hiring multilingual staff in anticipation of a surge in inbound tourists following the complete removal of...

Khiri Travel returns to Myanmar to save lives

Khiri Travel has restarted offering tours to Myanmar in a bid to save livelihoods destroyed by a lack of international tourists. “Tourism is a force...

New resources on China’s impending reopening available next year

The China Outbound Tourism Research Institute (COTRI) and Check-in Asia (CA) will be running a webinar on Chinese Outbound Tourism in the Year of...

Global cities’ tourism sector recovery is well underway: WTTC report

WTTC's Cities Economic Impact Report (EIR) unveiled at the 22nd Global Summit in Riyadh on December 1 shows that major cities remain the powerhouses of global...

Singapore unveils roadmap to transform hotel industry by 2025

The Hotel Industry Transformation Map (ITM) 2025 was launched by minister of state for trade and industry and culture, community and youth, Alvin Tan,...

Tourism Australia gets cute and serious in latest destination marketing

A fresh-faced brand ambassador and a sharper focus on aboriginal culture have been deployed as marketing tools in Tourism Australia’s latest Come and Say...