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Holidays and destination experiences do not always come easy for differently-abled individuals, but some tourism players are making sure that their welcome is equally warm for all guests. By Karen Yue

As corporate incentive trips return, planners are spotting a stronger desire among top achievers to travel more responsibly and to leave their destinations in a better place than they were previously.

Although often accused of their heavy carbon footprint, cruise lines have dedicated much of their resources to sustainable operations. 
Serene Foo charts their key green strides forward

Recent challenges have only made Marriott International far more aware of the need to advance sustainability and drive social impact, and the company is ever more resolute in its commitment to serving the world, says Rajeev Menon, president for Asia Pacific (excluding China)

In response to travellers’ growing determination to travel responsibly, tourism players are making sustainable, guilt-free options more identifiable and accessible, discovers Karen Yue

The vice president of Adhouse Clarion Events recalls his entry into the events business and the many challenges that shape his love for bringing people together.

Focused marketing campaigns, and heavy investment into carving out new business events venues and meeting spaces, are contributing to Monaco’s business events edge post-lockdown.

Scattered with the remnants of the Lanna civilisation, historical Chiang Mai also boasts top-class MICE facilities, a welcoming atmosphere, and a cooler climate.

New Zealand’s southern regions are bursting with inspiration for business events after a long hiatus, and not all for pandemic reasons.

The Northern Territory is working to woo back international business and pick up the momentum it was building before the pandemic hit.