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
Hyatt reaches higher
Known for its top-end properties, Hyatt is giving just as much attention to expanding its select service properties around tertiary cities. It is also poised to take its luxurious all-inclusive products into Asia-Pacific, shares Jim Chu, executive vice president of global franchising and development
Coming right up
Jakarta’s Pantai Indah Kapuk is being developed into a mixed-use tourism and lifestyle destination, with infrastructure, events and hotels aimed at attracting domestic and international travellers
Terminal of wonders
Some Asia-Pacific airports are transforming from mere transit hubs into immersive, restorative spaces that combine design, nature and wellness
Destination storytellers
The true soul of a destination is best conveyed through the eyes of people of the land. Here are some of Asia’s most enthralling destination storytellers who also seek to create positive impact on their local community.
Much more to Mui Ne
A boom in upscale resorts, the development of attractive investment policies, and the completion of a new expressway have led the beach resort town of Mui Ne in south-east Vietnam to rise in popularity with tourists
Surf’s up for Hawaii in 2024
Conditions of the waves are good for Hawaii – Jeff Wagoner, president and CEO of Outrigger Hospitality Group, shares about how 2024 will be a stronger year and the group is ready to ride them
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
Field of freshness
As sustainability becomes a big part of business events decisions, farm-to-table restaurants can provide planners with responsible ways to wine and dine their guests
Strike up the brand
Adelaide seizes the opportunity to showcase its finest to international incentive planners, and rebuild relationships in a fiercely competitive industry




















