TTG Asia
Asia/Singapore Saturday, 14th March 2026
Tags Travel Trends

Tag: Travel Trends

TTG Conversations: Five Questions with Ben George, Hilton

Multi-generational travel is thriving across Asia-Pacific markets, where 50 per cent of surveyed families are going on holidays with three or more generations of...

Amadeus report outlines six trends shaping travel in 2026

Amadeus has unveiled its Travel Trends 2026 report spotlighting six shifts reshaping the global tourism landscape. The forecast identifies The Pawprint Economy for upmarket...

Agoda launches Artotel Group flagship store on its platform

Agoda has expanded its Flagship Store initiative with the launch of Artotel Group’s first branded digital storefront on the platform. The dedicated page brings together...

TTG Conversations: Five Questions with Fred Barou, Amadeus

The global pet industry is projected to value US$500 billion in four years' time, and pet travel would make up between US$2 billion and...

Travel and tourism gallops confidently into the Year of the Horse

Asia-Pacific’s growing global economic significance and expanding middle-class are inspiring confidence among travel and tourism business leaders

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

India emerges as key market for Thai AirAsia X amid rising...

Thai AirAsia X has been recording strong load factors in the Indian market since launching its direct flights between New Delhi and Bangkok on...

Trip.com Group sees longer, premium travel this Lunar New Year

Lunar New Year bookings across Trip.com Group’s platforms have climbed by double digits this year compared with the last, as travellers lean into longer...

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