New kids on the block
There is always someplace new and exciting to stay in Asia, a region that continues to see fresh hotel signings and openings. By Melissa Anne Tan
Fancy feasts
Dining elements within business events have morphed into interactive experiences, while doubling up as social opportunities for attendees, finds Rachel AJ Lee
The spirit of adventure
Australia is leaning on adventure tourism to catalyse her tourism recovery, and the strategy for that involves expanding the pool of offerings to charm thrill-seekers of all ages and activity levels. By Adelaine Ng
Green and gorgeous
Singapore’s eco-friendly tourism pursuit is absolutely serious but hardly sombre judging by the many fun and thoughtful sustainable experiences in the city, discovers Serene Foo
Monaco magic
Stakeholders are reporting that outbound travellers from Asia to Monaco are increasing, proving that the destination is still sought after. By Rachel AJ Lee
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
On a growth trajectory
The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board and tourism players strive to promote the state as a tourist destination with new hotels and unique attractions
Taiwan gets smarter
Digital transformation has been central in Taiwan’s business events strategy during the absence of international events, placing the destination in a stronger position to compete for new-generation events. By Prudence Lui
Australia’s recovery campaigns see returns
Australia’s strategy to keep the marketing lights on, even as the industry experienced its darkest times at home in prolonged restricted conditions,
seems to be paying off. By Adelaine Ng
Corporate travel update: A new dawn
Covid-19 has raised the importance of risk mitigation ahead of cost savings, and ensuring suppliers deliver services that meet increasing sustainability, social and environmental concerns. By Caroline Boey