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Across Asia, a new crop of sustainability conscious hotels are now tackling the mounting problem of food waste.
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World cruise or residential cruise? There’s a big difference
Villa Vie Odyssey’s financial troubles highlight the distinction between residential cruises, which offer long-term living at...
'Never-ending cruise' ship leaves Cambodia without passengers
Villa Vie Odyssey has sailed away without its residents after its lender took possession of the vessel.
Disney Adventure unveils first China pop-up, documentary
The Disneytown exhibition previews the Singapore-based ship, while an upcoming documentary follows its journey from the...
A&K launches latest river ship on the Nile
The new 32-suite Nile Seray pairs four-night Nile sailings with private visits to the tombs of Tutankhamun and Amenhotep III.
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Post-election riots continue in Jakarta
Angry protestors have taken to the streets of Jakarta, Indonesia for a second night over the result of last month’s...
Pattaya to cash in on visitor boom
Pattaya plans to ride the current tourism boom with a series of festivals throughout this year, starting with its 60th...
Hospitality’s Next Frontier: 5 Habits of the Experiential Traveller
Who makes up this global creative group of travellers, and what do they really want?
Volcanic alert level raised for Japan’s hot spring town
A popular hot spring resort south of Tokyo has raised its volcanic alert level to the highest since 2015, following an uptick...
Blame it on Bieber: Iceland canyon too popular with visitors
FJADRARGLJUFUR, Iceland (AP) -- A large sign warns motorists that Iceland's Fjadrargljufur canyon is closed to visitors but...
Bandung targeted for tourism uplift
Indonesia’s tourism minister Arief Yahya has announced a plan to develop the popular tourist destination of Bandung into a...
Confucian academies potentially South Korea’s next UNESCO World Heritage sites
South Korea has 13 UNESCO World Heritage Sites at the moment, but the country’s Cultural Heritage Administration (CHA) is...
Summer’s more fun at Sentosa
From May to August this year, Resorts World Sentosa has lined up an entire line of fresh experiences for kids and adults alike...
Thailand’s visa fee exemption spurs jump in Indian travellers
While Thailand’s decision to waive visa-on-arrival fees has done little to boost declining arrival numbers from China, the move...
Tokyo’s Shibuya to curb drinking on streets during Halloween
A drinking ban may soon apply on selected streets in Tokyo’s bustling Shibuya district during the Halloween season, officials...
New fun in Bintan
Bintan welcomed a record-breaking one million visitors for the first time in 2018, and on that momentum is also adding a new...
Record Everest climbers prompt mounting overcrowding concerns
A record number of mountaineers are expected to flock to Mount Everest this year, prompting concerns about overcrowding and...
Too many visitors: The Netherlands ditches tourism promotion
In the latest response to the growing global problem of overtourism, the Netherlands will stop promoting inbound travel,...
Surprise, surprise: A beach club in Siem Reap
Cambodia’s Siem Reap may be a long way from the sea but that has not stopped the town from getting its own beach club –...
Now Maya Bay may be closed for up to five years
Thai authorities may close Maya Bay on the Phi Phi Islands between Krabi and Phuket for up to five years to allow coral...
Singapore’s Sentosa inks deal to receive more Indian travellers
Singapore’s popular island-in-the-city is guaranteed a steady influx of visitors from the India market over the next three...
Thailand ‘safe’ for LGBT tourists
Thailand is ramping up efforts in Latin America to position itself as an LGBT-friendly tourist destination.
Hudson Yards takes off as NYC tourism hot spot
NEW YORK -- Since its March 15 premiere, pictures of Vessel, the massive, funnel-shaped hive that serves as the centerpiece of...
Land swap deal could solve Bali memorial park rift
A controversial project to build a multi-story development at the Sari Club site of the October 2002 Bali bombings that killed...
Crafting tourism opportunities through art
With international arts tourism experiencing a sharp rise, agents can tap on the growth to cater to art lovers of all ages.
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