Big plans for a green zone
Cambodia’s Cardamom Mountains rainforest is being developed as a key ecotourism hub, a move that will lift local economic growth
A city most walkable
Macau encourages visitors to explore lesser-known areas through themed routes and community activities, fostering sustainable tourism and revitalising local areas
Sustainable investments
Sustainable commitments by government agencies and private sector players are showing throughout Asia-Pacific’s travel and tourism industry, find TTG reporters
Travel therapy for all
Scott Dunn Asia’s general manager Mike Harlow spots new travel desires among the rich – and above all, he observes that luxury travel trends are presenting more opportunities for the industry to support the host community
Explore a different side of South Korea
The south-eastern Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam region is home to a variety of cultural sites, wellness attractions, and outdoor landscapes
Island adventures to see boost in Hong Kong
A renewed emphasis on island tourism will see developments in eco-recreation, luxury yacht tours and other bespoke experiences, drawing visitors beyond the city
Opulence meets culture in the Land of Smiles
Bangkok’s luxury developments are fast emerging and blending with under-the-radar options elsewhere in the country, creating a destination of varied experiences for discerning travellers
Johor’s ambitious plans
As Johor prepares for Visit Johor Year 2026, it is positioning itself as a key player in Malaysia’s broader tourism strategy. With enhanced infrastructure, direct flights, and a growing portfolio of attractions, the state is ready to attract an even larger share of international visitors
Revitalised destinations
There is plenty in the world for avid travellers to discover, especially as more destinations attract infrastructure investments to advance their tourism potential
Big impact in the skies
After almost three decades in operation, Cebu Pacific has become an LCC that contributes significantly to the Philippines’ travel and tourism industry. It closed 2024 with 60 per cent of the domestic market share in its hands, along with a network of 37 domestic and 26 international routes as well as a high ESG rating under its belt. CEO Mike Szucs recounts the airline’s growth and shares forward plans as well as sustainability considerations
