Asia/Singapore Wednesday, 5th August 2026

Seasoning the seasons

As global traveller numbers continue to grow, diversifying traffic across the year to correct overcrowding ills during peak seasons becomes critical for destinations, opines Ged Brown, founder & CEO, World Tourism Seasonality Summit

Undiscovered potential

Cam Ranh welcomes more domestic business events than international corporates, but the recently-completed Axi Plaza and fresh government initiatives strive to diversify the mix

Future proofing

Melbourne’s track record in securing and delivering high-profile and world-class business events continues to grow from strength to strengt

Shades of Switzerland

From picturesque terraced vineyards and snowy slopes, to indulgent spas and intelligent tours of a world-renowned science lab, Switzerland has far more to offer top achievers than fine watches and rich chocolates

Reaching for elite goals

Japan is levelling up its luxury travel offerings, especially in lesser-known destinations, to attract the affluent and well-travelled

Troubled flights

Turbulence-related inflight accidents have made global headlines, but aviation experts say fatalities from such incidents are rare and flying remains a safe way to commute over long distances

Riding on a high

Tourism numbers are on the rise, and Dubai wants more – it continues to focus on new areas like stopover travel, among others

Better safe than sorry

By collaborating to address the complexities in business events liability insurance, stakeholders can better protect against increasing risks around the world

Unforgettable impressions

From a rooftop perch in Dubrovnik to a yurt in the Canadian mountains, 
here are six spaces that have the power to elevate any corporate event

Let’s head out

Why meet indoors when you can head outside for great views, fresh air, and open spaces for creative delivery? Here are some outdoor venues in Asia to choose from
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