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Crystal Cruises anticipates delivery of three new 690-passenger, 61,800 gross tonnage ships between 2028 and 2032.

Crystal Cruises speeds up growth momentumNew ships and enhanced experiences signal a bright future for luxury travel.

Alvin Tan, Minister of State for Trade & Industry and Culture, Community and Youth, announced the initiatives on 14 November 2024 at the GSTC Global Sustainable Tourism Conference.

The Garden City sprouts new initiatives for global sustainable tourismSingapore and GSTC have teamed up to unveil the industry-first GSTC Attraction Criteria and the MICE Venue Sustainability...

Koh Kood, also known as Koh Kut, is Thailand's fourth-largest island, located in the eastern Gulf of Thailand near the Cambodian border.

Beautiful hidden beaches in Asia without the crowdsDiscover five secret beaches in Southeast Asia where travellers can escape crowds and enjoy tranquil, picturesque settings.

Vietnam offers relatively stable hotel rates, making it an affordable destination. Cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City are experiencing increased occupancy without significant price hikes.

How rising hotel rates are changing travel in Southeast AsiaRising hotel costs in Southeast Asia are leading to shorter stays and a shift to budget options.

The teenager allegedly set fire to a recycling container outside an apartment in Tokyo, with security footage showing a figure in black performing the act.

Young American tourist arrested in Tokyo for arsonTeenager suspected of starting a series of fires in the Japanese capital city.

Christmas on A Great Street is an annual festive celebration along Orchard Road in Singapore, featuring dazzling light displays, a Christmas tree, street parties, and themed activities.

How to celebrate Christmas in Singapore Orchard RoadChristmas on A Great Street in Singapore features festive activities, including a street party, Christmas villages, and nightly...

OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder and Brian Willett at the Old Hill Street Police Station in Singapore.

How Singapore inspired OneRepublic's latest songOneRepublic drew creative inspiration from Singapore’s blend of heritage and modernity, showcased in their new track...

From left: Tan Xue Jing, assistant vice president – marketing, Resorts World Cruisess; Mae Chong, business development director, CARMA; Elaine Chan, director of marketing communications, Pan Pacific Singapore; Xinyi Liang-Pholsena, editorial director, Travel Weekly Asia

How to ride the digital wave in travel marketingTravel players at CruiseWorld Asia 2024 emphasise adapting marketing strategies to digital trends.

From left: Irene Chua, vice president/group publisher, Northstar Travel Group; Ong Hanjie, director, EU Holidays; Jess Yap, founder & Director, Intriq Journey; Dato' Sri Koh Yock Heng, founder & group managing director, Apple Vacations; Xinyi Liang-Pholsena, editorial director, Travel Weekly Asia

Reinventing the travel agent in a fast-changing marketTravel agents can remain relevant by embracing experiential travel, luxury trends, and AI.

The "Made in Singapore" campaign highlights Singapore’s diverse culinary scene, promoting it globally through content creators, showcasing everything from traditional hawker food to innovative fusion cuisine.

Why Singapore is a foodie havenSingapore’s food scene is turning heads worldwide, with F&B accounting for 15% of tourism receipts in 2023.

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