Groundhog Day: Omicron brings back recovery woes
...living with Covid should not be an endless chain of disruption, confusion, complexity and hopelessness, as some of the Omicron measures taken by anxious governments have made people feel
Setting an example
There is hope that these positive preferences (of millennial and Gen Z travellers) will rub off on their offspring and catalyse responsible travel and tourism development into the future
A splendid time
Travel and tourism’s road to recovery have given birth to some of the liveliest and most creative case studies in marketing.
From leveraging the power...
Right moves forward
Conversations at trade events for our industry have been gravitating most towards three areas – digitalisation, manpower pains, and sustainability. Naturally, these three topics...
Perfecting the fun of travel
These trends bode especially well for operators of expeditions and adventure experiences, which are not restricted to just adrenaline-filled activities but also include soul-stirring immersions into the culture, landscape and habitat of rarely explored destinations.
Crowds and perceptions
Overt objections of overtourism – such as anti-tourist protests in some parts of Europe – and stealthy push-backs – like signs in English or...
Cheers to us
You have in your hand a special issue, one that marks the 50th anniversary of both TTG Asia Media as a company and the...
Rouble rouble toil and trouble
The impact will be far-reaching. Industry members who adopt a “it is not my problem because I don’t do Russia” may want to think...
Don’t remind me of your crisis
Every other day since November, I have been receiving ‘Bangkok Demonstrations’ update from Bangkok-based DMC Destination Asia and regular ‘Situation Update: Thailand Political Developments’...
Ready for change
The purpose of innovation needs clarity and buy-in from all levels and users, so as to avoid fear and suspicion of technology coming in to replace jobs held by humans
