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Vaxxed or not, Nowegian Cruise Line Holdings welcomes all on board
Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises is set to welcome unvaccinated passengers from 3 September...
Why cruises make an attractive vacation option right now
Book travellers on a fly-cruise holiday to enjoy the best of Singapore's land and sea offerings, urges STB’s John Gregory...
Spectrum of the Seas celebrates return to Malaysian ports
Royal Caribbean celebrated cruise tourism's renewed lease on life, alongside Malaysian port dignitaries and trade partners.
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...
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Bali hotels put ‘adultery’ scare reports to bed
Bali Hotels Association has hosed down reports that Indonesia’s proposed ‘Adultery Act' has spurred mass cancellations in Bali.
All clear: Komodo to remain open
Indonesian authorities have done an about-turn and will not close Komodo Island – home of the dragons – to preserve the area’s...
Health Report: Maya Bay responding to treatment
BANGKOK - Reports from Thailand indicate world-famous Maya Bay is well on the road to recovery.
Siem Reap wants its tourists back
SIEM REAP – Cambodia is planning to build a new urban centre 60km east of Siem Reap city as part of the province’s tourism...
Citygate Outlet scents success with relaunch
HONG KONG - A shopping favourite for travellers before they leave Hong Kong, Citygate Outlets in Tung Chung, close to Hong Kong...
How to make a Hawaiian happy
HONOLULU – A partnership between the Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA) and the Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau (HVCB) is...
Hong Kong visitor numbers slump as protests continue
HONG KONG – The number of tourists visiting Hong Kong slumped in August as anti-government protests continued across the city.
More to Xi’an than terracotta warriors
There’s more to Xi’an than terracotta warriors and horses.
This Incheon cafe lets you have a cuppa with a foot bath
Often seen as a gateway city to Seoul, the port city of Incheon hopes to give tourists a window into its charms through its...
Tourists who get sick in Thailand will pay more
BANGKOK - Travellers heading for Thailand should check their travel insurance following the release of new regulations...
Want a shopping bargain? Head for Thailand
BANGKOK: Happy shoppers make for happy tourists which is why the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is launching a new...
South Korea promotes growing halal dining scene
SEOUL – Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) has launched its annual two-month tourism promotion event to promote halal restaurants...
Nepal adds dozen 5-star hotels in building boom
NEPAL – Nepal’s hotel industry is once again on a building spree, with at least a dozen five-star hotels being built across the...
How smart tourism developments in Thailand can help attract visitors
THAILAND – Tourism in Thailand is growing strongly, with figures showing arrivals to the destination increased 7.5% in 2018.
Race to build Japan’s casino resorts heats up
Las Vegas Sands Corp, one of the contenders vying to open Japan’s first casino, said on Thursday that it will shift its focus...
Indonesia flags Belitung, Toba as potential UNESCO sites
Indonesia will be pushing for Belitung and Toba to be designated as UNESCO Global Geoparks sites, a government official said on...
Bali warns ill-mannered tourists: Behave or go home.
Not for the first, and almost certainly not for the last, Balinese people have been angered by the tawdry antics of tourists –...
La Traviata heads for Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour 2020
One of Sydney’s biggest international events - Opera Australia’s Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour - will see the return of its...
Thais Embrace New Chapter Of Bangkok’s Storied Food Culture
For a people who routinely start conversations with the words: “Kin khao reu yang?” -- “have you eaten yet?” – it is...
No more visa-free entry for visitors who have visited North Korea
Foreigners who have travelled to North Korea in the past eight years will no longer be granted visa-free entry rights to the...
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