Editor's Pick

The night is young again in Hong Kong, as both public and private sector organisations come together to present numerous reasons for residents and visitors to stay out late and rediscover the city’s playful side.

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)

Singapore continues to build for the future, and lures travellers with brand new attractions as well as fresh ways to enjoy existing gems.

The pandemic’s work-from-home movement has nudged consumers into the arms of work-friendly hospitality spaces, presenting an unexpected boon to players in the long-stay market. Now, daytime workcation packages have become a life buoy for Asia’s serviced residences, reports Pamela Chow.

With the hotel business on the mend, Hong Kong Hotels Association (HKHA) chairman, Peter Wong Chak-fung, discusses opportunities and challenges the industry needs to tackle today and going forward

Bangkok’s events industry continues to build traction and momentum towards regaining pre-pandemic levels of success

Taiwan demonstrates its commitment to business events by developing more world-class facilities for event organisers

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

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

Domestic demand remains Philippine tourism’s silver lining in the pandemic’s wake, which has given destinations plagued by overtourism time to recover and rethink their tourism policies. By Rosa Ocampo