AIME has rolled out a new brand identity in celebration of its 34th year and its legacy as Asia Pacific’s longest running and largest business events trade show.

PATA Travel Mart 2026 concludes in Kuching, strengthening Sarawak and Malaysia’s tourism, trade partnerships and business events profile.

The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) has strengthened their leadership framework by adding five exceptional tourism professionals to their Executive Board.

The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) continues to celebrate tourism industry excellence with the announcement of the winners of its 2026 PATA Gold Awards.

PATA Travel Mart 2026 opens in Kuching, Sarawak, bringing 1,100 delegates from 48 countries together for 4,000 business appointments and new tourism partnerships.

Costa Rica leads sustainable tourism shift as GSTC urges global action through stronger standards, conservation, destination management and responsible growth.

Japan tourism strategy targets two-way travel growth as Asian markets like Korea and Taiwan drive strong visitor demand while outbound recovery continues.

Tourism Growth could unlock more flights, investment and inspiring journeys across Asia Pacific by 2028.

Western Sydney International Airport connects Sydney with Auckland, Singapore and Melbourne, creating faster routes and new travel opportunities.

Ireland strengthens tourism with China, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand as China Eastern launches Shanghai-Dublin flights boosting travel

Singapore’s Sustainable Air Hub Blueprint introduces mandatory SAF blends and a passenger-funded levy, strengthening green aviation leadership in Asia-Pacific.

Spain leads with Italy, Germany and Slovenia lead European tourism growth as US inbound slows while Asia rises with safe, affordable travel strategies.

Discover how luxury travel trends in Asia Pacific are evolving with wellness, culture, nature and meaningful experiences shaping the future of premium travel.

The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) has welcomed Guangzhou Chimelong Group Co., Ltd (Chimelong Group) as its latest Preferred Partner.

China has moved inbound tourism from recovery mode into long-term strategic expansion. Under the new State Council-approved five-year tourism development plan, the country aims to draw 190 million inbound tourist visits a year by 2030. It also wants inbound travellers …