Taking place next week (6-8 June), Routes Asia will bring together decision makers from airlines, airports, destinations and industry suppliers to outline the actions that must be taken to accelerate the region’s recovery.

The Seoul Tourism Organization (CEO/president KIL Ki-Yon) announced participation in IMEX, the world’s largest MICE exhibition to be held in Frankfurt, Germany, for three days from May 29 to June 2 this year. In line with the full-scale resumption of …

The Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC / Visit Maldives) is advertising the Maldives’ luxury tourism experiences at an exclusive luxury travel trade show held in the Middle East, which is the International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM) Arabia. The …

A silver lining may be slowly be coming up for the tourism industry of Sri Lanka as European holidaymakers are looking for alternative destinations to keep away from coronavirus-hit East and South-East Asian regions as the sector encounters a huge …

Originally called the Wuhan corona virus, it took just 87 days for the contagious disease to impact Asia’s tourism industry, forcing governments to implement financial lifelines.   Now called Covid-19, its origin goes back to 1 December 2019 with one …

Players related to the tourism sector have been requested to try their hands on experiential tourism as it has the capacity to attract more tourists and generate long-term revenue for the country.   Tourism Malaysia Director-General, Datuk Musa Yusof explained …

A new tourism fee has been decided that would administrate short-term rental market in Abu Dhabi.   The additional charge for Airbnb-style holiday homes must not go beyond 6% of the guest’s bill, as per the legislation drafted by Abu Dhabi Executive …

Louis Vuitton, in the Galeries Lafayette department store in central Paris, is a favorite stop among the popular shopping destinations for Chinese tourists to France. But now, the effect of corona virus is evident everywhere, creating potential economic impact on lucrative …

Corona virus that has given rise to travel restrictions in China is sending shockwaves through Asia’s tourism industry, which has become increasingly dependent on growing numbers of Chinese visitors.   At least 81 people have died since the new strain …