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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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Osaka to roll out new multilingual app for disaster service
Western Japan has begun trialling a multilingual smartphone-based service that will provide disaster information to foreign...
Hong Kong’s Peak Tram looks to reopen in early 2021
On the back of a U.S. $87.2 million (HK$684 million) facelift, Hong Kong’s iconic 131-year-old Peak Tram is looking to reopen...
Beaches still a top holiday travel draw for Thailand
Learn how Thailand's beach hotels are delighting holiday-goers with the right upgrades and innovations.
Notre Dame blaze shocks the world; French president vows to rebuild
The cathedral burned and the people sang hymns.
Game of Thrones, going but not forgotten in Belfast
Northern Ireland is saying goodbye to Game of Thrones but its impact on the country will not be forgotten for very a long time.
Biometric trial at Singapore’s checkpoint to make clearance a breeze
Singapore’s Tuas Checkpoint, one of two land immigration checkpoints, has launched a six-month trial last week for a new...
Ho Chi Minh sells out April and May holiday tours
Travel agents are offering a flurry of domestic and outbound offerings for Ho Chi Minh City’s upcoming public holidays,...
The A$100 million makeover of a ‘Daydream’
A private island seated along Australia’s Great Barrier Reef has reopened after a A$100 million (US$71.5 million)...
Here today, gone tomorrow: Pattaya’s disappearing beach
Officials in Pattaya are desperate to find a solution to beach erosion caused by recent heavy rains which washed away large...
North Korean marathon sees rebounding tourist numbers
Twice as many foreigners as last year gathered in Pyongyang for the city’s annual marathon, tour agencies said, as reduced...
Going ‘Under’: Europe’s first underwater restaurant fully booked for next six months
Following the world’s first all-glass undersea restaurant at Conrad Maldives Rangali Island resort, Europe now has her own...
Japan stocks up with new hotels and more beer for big events
In preparation to host the 2020 Summer Olympics and 2019 Rugby World Cup, Japan is upping its airlift, hotel capacity and beer...
Komodo Island to close after foiling dragon smugglers
Indonesia’s famous Komodo island - home of the Komodo dragon – is poised to close to tourists while wildlife officers work out...
Take a look at this: Lofty plans for Singapore’s two IRs
More glitzy attractions are expected to join Singapore as part of a S$9 billion (US$6.65 billion) expansion plan of its two...
Flights turn away as haze blankets northern Thai provinces
Thick, smoky haze in northern Thailand has reached critical levels with four flights bound for Chiang Mai prevented from...
Singapore dishes up hawker culture for UNESCO bid
Singapore has submitted its nomination to inscribe its local hawker culture on the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible...
Hanoi’s hotel scene on the uptick
Rich with history, culture and arts, Hanoi ranks as one of Vietnam’s top leisure destinations, pulling in regional and...
Cross-border street food spat heats up
The heat has been turned up in the cross-border culinary clash between Singapore and Malaysia.
Drugged orangutan found in tourist’s luggage
A Russian man has been detained in Bali following discovery of a drugged orangutan in his luggage.
North of Japan’s Fuji is fast becoming more Muslim-friendly
The northern slope of Japan’s Mount Fuji, which has been receiving a surge in Muslim tourists, has responded by rolling out...
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