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
All things bright and green
The Japanese capital is beefing up its in-person and hybrid capabilities with the help of technology, while incorporating a robust sustainbility ethos in preparation for the return of international events.
Travel well
Wellness is big business in the space of post-lockdown travel, and some hotels have come up with new ways to ensure their guests’ mental and physical needs are met during their stay. By Karen Yue
Catch up with Zahira Tahir
Founder and CEO of Universal Holidays Travel and Tourism shares the highs and lows of her esteemed career. By S Puvaneswary
It’s showtime
Decisions around event entertainment are more deliberate now, with attention paid to quality and meaningful interactions
Sustainable investments
Sustainable commitments by government agencies and private sector players are showing throughout Asia-Pacific’s travel and tourism industry, find TTG reporters
Revenue not to be missed
New research has found that travel agencies are missing out on significant revenue opportunities by not prioritising hotel bookings alongside flight reservations. Chinmai Sharma, global head, lodging, ground & sea for Sabre Travel Solutions, says the key barrier is not content availability, but a mindset change
A shining beacon
Bhutan is leveraging its unique brand of happiness, spirituality, and environmental stewardship to carve out a sustainable and high-value future for its tourism sector
Raising standards
A national push is underway to uncover new destinations and launch fresh experiential products, all while embedding sustainability and safety practices into every layer of its offering
Sydney’s big cricket draw
Cricket and major sports events are increasingly bringing Indian visitors to Sydney, with venues like the Sydney Cricket Ground offering a gateway to the city’s attractions and experiences
