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Asian sports tourism revenue climbs as region hosts major global sporting events
This year, a number of Asian nations are set to host some of the most prominent sporting events and this points out a significant development: the continent is rising as a hub for global sports tourism.
Delhi hotel tariffs spike as Altman, Pichai arrive for AI summit
The AI Impact Summit 2026, being held from February 16 to 20 at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, not only
‘Poverty was my classroom’: Aviation leader on her path to the top
IWTA interviews Lei Apostol on "overcomes poverty to lead in aviation"
Tourism revenues hit $2.2 trillion as training gaps threaten future growth
As education and training have a great deal to do with the type of tourism professionals currently practicing, we pose a question to industry professionals: is it time to rethink tourism education on both regional and global levels?
India-China tourism recovers as bilateral trade hits record $155 billion
Tourism between India and China is witnessing a gradual yet meaningful revival, driven by eased visa policies, restored air connectivity,
Travellers face longer wait times as Europe rolls out new digital border checks
What Steps Can Passengers Take to Avoid Queues Caused by the Entry/Exit System (EES)? As the EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES)
5 nations lead ecotourism charge as sector value hits $295B
With the impact of climate change affecting every part of the globe, the practice of ecotourism is becoming increasingly important.
Global incentive travel nears golden age as demand surges in APAC and North America
Incentive travel, essentially the trips awarded by companies to high-performing employees or partners, is becoming very good business of late.
Indonesia targets $16B in tourism investment as sector hits new peaks
Whenever the world thinks of tourism in Indonesia, it is almost automatic that their thoughts turn to either Bali or
‘Culture is our engine’: Cebu Pacific’s Iyog on transforming aviation
IWTA interviews Candice Iyog on "Culture transformation in aviation industry"
Ramadan travel transforms traditions amid a global rise in cultural tourism
With this year’s observance of the holy Muslim month of Ramadan starting this week, it is interesting to note that the holiday has shifted from a quiet period into a more vibrant observance coloured by cultural nuances.
Tourism boards ditch mass marketing as digital era shifts focus to authenticity
The digital age has changed the tourism promotion game and the old marketing methods are no longer up to snuff.
Ras Al Khaimah shifts to ecotourism as UAE neighbors focus on ultra-luxury
One of the seven states making up the United Arab Emirates, Ras Al-Khaimah (often referred to by its abbreviation RAK) tends to be in the background when the emirates of Abu Dhabi and Dubai come to the fore as the nation’s leading destinations.
AIME 2026: Traditional conferences face “immersive” overhaul as attendee expectations evolve
While the sound and fury of AIME 2026 has calmed down since it closed its doors on 11th February, the Asia-Pacific’s first major event for the year has imparted several vital lessons for the tourism, travel, hospitality, and MICE communities to ponder on as they move forward.
Luxury travel evolves as post-pandemic travelers seek regenerative stays
Over the past several years, we have seen how luxury travel has shifted from the ultra-maximalist excess of the 1980s to the fancy-free barefoot luxury trend seen in recent years.
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