Tag: Wellness Travel
Aahaasa Collection unveils island-wide concierge experience in Sri Lanka
Aahaasa Collection has introduced Aahaasa Island Concierge, a new travel concept that connects its three properties in Sri Lanka through a single itinerary spanning...
Tamil Nadu: Broadening tourism appeal
Tamil Nadu is attracting a new generation of travellers drawn to culture, wellness, nature and local experiences, as the state expands beyond its traditional spiritual tourism appeal
New benchmark ranks Asia-Pacific hotels for over-50 travellers
Greytt has launched the inaugural Greytt 50, a new independent ranking of hotels for travellers aged 50 and above, with Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur...
Travel Twist: Focus on bespoke, experience-led journeys
Founder and chief of guest experience at Travel Twist, Harjit Singh, outlines how the company is expanding its bespoke offerings, tapping into the rise of shorthaul getaways, wellness travel and multigenerational trips, while navigating geopolitical uncertainties and a changing competitive landscape
Middle East flight disruptions slow wellness travel to India
With the US-Iran conflict intensifying, its impact is increasingly being felt on inbound wellness travel from the Middle East to India. The tensions have...
Novotel places everyday well-being at centre of new brand direction
Novotel, Accor’s founding brand, has launched Longevity Everyday, a global brand strategy focused on integrating well-being into everyday travel and reframing the role hotels...
Asian region maintains strong appeal among European markets
Asia’s diverse cultures, heritage value, warm hospitality, and safety are expected to keep moneyed Europeans invested in exploring the region this year despite mounting...
Inspiring Vacations launches women-only tours across Asia
Inspiring Vacations has introduced a new range of tours exclusively for women, partnering with female leaders in key destinations to offer tailored itineraries. Each...
A shining beacon
Bhutan is leveraging its unique brand of happiness, spirituality, and environmental stewardship to carve out a sustainable and high-value future for its tourism sector
Time machine
Hotels today can be mini time capsules – offering a past steeped in heritage, a present grounded in nature and local immersion, and a future powered by wellness and sustainability – proving that a single property can be both a custodian of history and a blueprint for what’s to come
