Tag: Travel Trends
StarDream Cruises sets out 2026 programme with expanded entertainment line-up
StarDream Cruises is heading into 2026 with momentum. At its Brand Showcase in Singapore, president Michael Goh outlined a year of expanded reach and...
Klook expects keen demand for limited edition Online Travel Fair
Experiences platform, Klook, kicks off a 72-hour Online Travel Fair today, and expects geopolitical tensions to have little impact on the travel appetite of...
TTG Conversations: Five Questions with Laura Houldsworth, Booking.com
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Malaysia targets intra-Asia travel as Middle East tensions reshape demand
Amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, Malaysia is positioning itself to capture a surge in intra-regional travel, with industry leaders seeing an opportunity...
Thailand tourism sector cuts prices and boosts flights ahead of Songkran
Thailand's tourism industry is adapting to challenging conditions ahead of the 2026 Songkran holiday.
Amid global volatility, flight disruptions and high travel costs, both the...
BWH Hotels revamps loyalty programme to attract younger travellers
BWH Hotels is preparing for a brand transformation centred on a revamped loyalty programme designed to strip away industry complexities and appeal to a...
Grab Thailand details high-yield tourist playbook for hospitality sector
Grab Thailand is advising food service operators to adapt their digital and commercial strategies to capture a highly lucrative demographic – tourists.
“We expect an...
Pessimism rises among South-east Asian travel businesses: ASEANTA survey
A recent survey conducted by the ASEAN Tourism Association (ASEANTA) and Pear Anderson has revealed that 48 per cent of South-east Asian travel businesses...
Hari Raya travel drives 33 per cent rise in Singapore outbound...
Outbound travel from Singapore increased during the Hari Raya Puasa holiday period, with bookings rising by 33 per cent year-on-year, according to Trip.com data.
The...
andBeyond enters its next chapter in Asia
Moving beyond traditional hospitality philanthropy, andBeyond’s president Mark Wheeler outlines a Vision 2030 strategy designed to mitigate human-wildlife conflict and overtourism via low-impact, high-biodiversity investment















