Travel brands pivot to AI as Rachel Loh warns of marketing shifts
IWTA interviews Rachel Loh on "Marketing transformed by AI"
Influencers shift to “realistic” content as Gen Z travellers demand transparency
Digital filters have evolved from simple aesthetic tools into powerful economic drivers, fundamentally altering how travelers discover and book destinations
Marriott sees surge in SE Asia as middle class travel grows
Excluding its performance in the Chinese Mainland, Marriott International had a stellar year in the Asia Pacific throughout 2025 and its poised for even further growth throughout this year.
Global airfares rise as jet fuel costs double on Middle East instability
Global airlines are beginning to raise ticket prices as fuel costs surge following escalating tensions in the Middle East. The
Singapore maintains regional hospitality lead as MICE travel offsets West Asia conflict
Our focus shifts from Southeast Asia's potential as a hub for hospitality investment and the strategies global hospitality needs to become more crisis-proof in these uncertain days into the nations who are well in the lead for Southeast Asian hospitality.
Middle East crisis forces reset in China’s outbound travel
The latest round of regional conflict has dealt a dual blow to the Middle East’s aviation and tourism sectors. After
Viking Doubles Down on Adventure: Two New Expedition Ships, Strong 2025 Results and a Pause on Nile Cruises
Viking is accelerating its push into expedition cruising, confirming an order for two new expedition ships to be delivered in 2030 and 2031,
Qantas Frequent Flyer’s “New Era”: How the Status Shake‑Up Changes Your Flying Life
Qantas is ushering in what it calls a “new era” for Qantas Loyalty, announcing the biggest changes to Frequent Flyer status
From Gulf Hubs to Long Detours: How Today’s Conflicts Are Changing Australia–Europe Travel
I usually stay in my lane and write about ships, seats and sunsets – not geopolitics. But right now, what’s
Snowdonia Beyond the Summit: Slow Stays and Slate Landscapes at Plas Weunydd
When most people think of Eryri (Snowdonia), they picture the long queues to the top of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon). But
Hospitality leaders rethink public spaces as digital-age guests demand more ‘human’ hotels
Southeast Asia’s second DesignInn symposium kicked off events for this year’s AHICE Southeast Asia today, 10th March, with a frank panel discussion titled More Than a Place to Sleep: Public Areas That Drive Revenue and Relevance.
MTE HCMC 2026 taking place on 31 March 2026, is now open for Registrations
MTE will bring together more than 50 international speakers and over 900 senior industry leaders, including representatives from real estate
Sky Vacations launches SV Privé for luxury travellers
Sky Vacations launches SV Privé for luxury travellers
Agoda reveals top Indonesian rainy season destinations
Agoda reveals top Indonesian rainy season destinations
Washington, DC celebrates spring with cherry blossoms
Washington, DC celebrates spring with cherry blossoms
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