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Mongolia tourism revenue hits $1B amid surge in foreign visitors
While Mongolia has been a notable nation in the context of world history, it tends to stay in the background compared to its other neighbours in East Asia.
Luxury hospitality pivots to secondary markets as Singapore, Bangkok hit maturity
At the recently concluded AHICE Southeast Asia held in Singapore, one of the key points of discussion was luxury hospitality and how, like other aspects of the industry, it continues to evolve and thrive despite current global crises.
Travellers brace for delays as Iran conflict threatens major flight paths
The recent escalation of conflict involving Iran has raised significant concerns for international travellers, particularly those visiting or transiting
Indian restaurants face fuel crunch as government prioritises domestic LPG
India’s hospitality sector is facing a growing operational challenge as a shortage of commercial LPG cylinders begins to disrupt
Roseate Hotels taps robotics for efficiency as luxury sector embraces AI
While the rise of automation often sparks fears of a depersonalised workforce, Roseate Hotels & Resorts is proving that robotics
Airlines scramble to reroute passengers as Jordan and Egypt tighten airspace security
As of around 9:52pm (SGT) on 15th March, reports state that conditions in West Asia are growing increasingly complicated, with Gulf states experiencing another barrage of attacks a day after Iran called for the immediate evacuation of three major ports in the United Arab Emirates.
UK tightens border security as mandatory digital travel permits go global
The UK ETA mandatory 2026 enforcement marks a pivotal shift in British immigration policy. Additionally, from 25 February 2026, every eligible traveller must
AHICE 2026 defines new luxury standards as wellness and automation reshape the guest experience
AHICE Southeast Asia 2026 drew to a successful close on Wednesday, 11th March, at the Pan Pacific Singapore, having delivered a great deal of insight to hospitality professionals from within the region and beyond.
Travel firms ramp up risk planning as climate and geopolitical shifts intensify
Experienced in creating seamless travel experiences, tour operators have long mastered itinerary planning, logistics and customer care. Yet the
F&B moves from amenity to ‘heart and soul’ as hotels chase non-resident revenue
The food and beverage sector of hospitality is one of the elements that can either make or break a hotel.
Hotels pivot to hybrid operations as demand for co-working and long-term stays surges
Hybrid hospitality stands to change the game when it comes to the global accommodations sector.
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.
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