Lee Xin Hui: Travel Weekly Asia

MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Lee Xin Hui

Article by Lee Xin Hui

Singapore’s top visitor markets comprise of Indonesia, India and Malaysia.

Singapore tourism on track for full recovery by 2024After surpassing tourism targets in 2022, the Lion City looks to double visitor arrivals in 2023 to over 12 million.

Thousands of VIPs attended the preview day of ART SG, including local and international collectors from Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, Australia, Japan, Korea, Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan as well as Europe and the US.

State of the art: Singapore's artistic ambitions just got bolderThe first-ever ART SG kicks off as Southeast Asia’s largest-ever art fair, featuring pieces from over 1,000 artists and 160...

Contiki is flying its youth flag and beckoning travel agents to join them in a new travel landscape getting increasingly dominated by youth travellers.

A major youthquake is on its wayContiki’s Adam Armstrong urges travel agents to engage youth travellers at the opportune time where the market still remains...

“There’s an opportunity to match an all-inclusive product to the consumer that we are focused on, which is this upper upscale and luxury consumer in Asia,” says Hyatt’s Jim Chu.

Exclusivity in inclusivity: Hyatt’s all-inclusive push in AsiaHyatt's Jim Chu on why the time is now ripe to launch all-inclusive resorts for the luxury Asian traveller.

Nam Ho’s company grew as a result of API integration which allowed them to hire new staff to tap into previously untapped segments.

High tech can lead to higher human touchpointsGlobalTix’s Chan Chee Chong and Nam Ho’s Marshall share how technology can help agents further drive better engagement and...

A strong showing of over 500 international exhibitors descended into Singapore for ITB Asia 2022.

ITB Asia 2022: Where the world came back as one united entityThe highly anticipated comeback of Asia’s largest travel trade show reunited industry heavyweights, enthusiastic buyers and...

Signed, sealed and deliver: NATAS and Jeju Tourism Association has signed an MoU to enhance the tourism exchange between the two destinations.

NATAS and Jeju Tourism Association are 'hwaiting' for travellers' loveNATAS and Jeju Tourism Association partners up in a bid to drive more travellers both ways.

From left: TakeMe’s Lu Dong; GlobalTix’s Chan Chee Chong; Garden by the Bay’s Bryant Kok; Go City’s Baidi Li; and WiT’s Yeoh Siew Hoon

Small tech innovations spark a big travel revolutionThe pandemic-induced tech boom is changing the lives of travel community in big ways, shares panel experts at WiT 2022.

To drive tourism, Indonesia has reactivated visa on arrival for 86 countries, but it can still tap on permanent residents staying in these countries.

Travel players urge Indonesia to grant travellers short-term visasLimitless potential if Indonesia can extend short-term visas for travellers with passports not eligible for visa on arrival.

Countries are rapidly removing testing and quarantine travel requirements, and even the need for travellers to be vaccinated.

Best places to visit free of Covid-19 restrictionsThe world is gradually letting go of restrictions as the pandemic recedes. Here's an updated list of the easiest countries to...

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