Cheryl Teo: Travel Weekly Asia

Cheryl Teo

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From left: Travel Weekly Asia's Xinyi Liang-Pholsena, Singapore Tourism Board's Annie Chang, Resorts World Cruises' Michael Goh and Royal Caribbean International's Kenneth Yeo.

Cruising has made a comeback. Where do opportunities lie ahead?At CruiseWorld Indonesia 2022, industry experts spoke about how travel agents can build their businesses and the emerging...

Indonesian agents cheer on more opportunities for recovery with Singapore’s fly-cruise segment.

Travel agents get buzzing with new wave of cruise demandAt CruiseWorld Indonesia 2022, agents look to grow and thrive post-pandemic by unlocking opportunities in Singapore's...

Major travel agencies including WTS Travel, EU Holidays, Chan Brothers, ASA Holidays, Trafalgar and CTC Travel will be exhibiting at the three-day fair.

Travel is back, and so is NATAS Travel FairSingapore’s biggest travel fair is back this year from 12 to 14 August, featuring over 40 exhibitors.

Singapore Airlines is flying four flights to Sydney every week in a bid to reignite the NSW visitor economy.

New South Wales hits the Singapore runway to drive tourismAustralia's NSW government has inked a MoU with Singapore Airlines to uplift visitor numbers to pre-pandemic levels.

Parkroyal on Beach Road’s lobby has been remodelled to reflect the culture of its surrounding neighbourhood.

A slice of tropical paradise awaits at Parkroyal on Beach RoadThe newly revamped hotel boasts retro-modern interiors that draws inspiration from Singapore’s tropical buzz and kampung...

Wink Hotels is looking to change the tourism landscape in the vibrant coastal city of Danang with its two new lifestyle hotels imbued with a lot of heart.

From tattoo artists to diplomats, anyone is welcomed to catch forty winksWink Hotels’ two new property openings in Danang offer more affordable accommodation options for travellers from all walks of...

Resorts World Cruises ship and shore management, including [in fourth, fifth and sixth positions from left] Michael Goh, president; Colin Au, CEO and executive director; and Raymond Lim, COO at the Resorts World Cruises launch on the Genting Dream.

Dream becomes reality with Resorts World Cruises’ inaugural sailingAs Resorts World Cruises kicks off to a strong start, CEO Colin Au shares his vision of a bold new future for cruising in Asia.

Travellers are saying that they want to make sure that they’re leaving places better than they found them.

What do Asia's revenge travellers really want now?Revenge travel is trending but APAC travellers also crave flexibility, ease and sustainability.

The Firefly Field at The Promontory at Marina Bay.

A swarm of fireflies, a whale and an alien jellyfish light up Singaporei Light Singapore — Asia’s sustainable light festival — is back this year with a variety of Instagrammable installations.

According to Regent Seven Seas Cruises' Asia Pacific managing director Steve Odell, more cruise passengers are opting for smaller ships.

Size matters a lot for cruise travellers as demand surgesSmaller ships from Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises see spike in demand, with 76% comprising new-to-brand...

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