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Natalie Joy Lee

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Halloween Horror Nights 11 will feature five haunted houses, three scare zones, two live shows, and a unique dining experience.

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The panellists viewed AI as a promising technology that can revolutionise the corporate travel industry.

How innovation is shaping the future of business travelIndustry leaders explore new horizons in a rapidly evolving corporate travel landscape where innovation and sustainability take...

”We see more luxury agencies, but we also see a lot of non-luxury agents who say ‘we want to sell luxury’”, reveals Adam Radwanski, senior vice president & managing director, Asia Pacific, Silversea Cruises.

Silversea Cruises invites Asia’s travel agents to join the luxury voyageWith demand for experiential travel booming, Silversea’s Adam Radwanski supports travel advisors in tapping Asia’s thriving...

"We wanted to simplify things and add more value for guests and make it easier for the travel advisors to explain it and promote our products with their desks,” said Jason Worth, vice president of sales & general manager for Asia Pacific at Oceania Cruises.

Will Oceania Cruises’ Simply More deal add more value for guests?APAC GM Jason Worth gives the inside scoop on the cruise line’s new Simple More offering that adds more inclusions and value...

Ramesh Daryanani, vice president of global sales, Asia Pacific, Marriott International believes this is the "golden age of travel" and urges the industry to understand evolving brands and travellers' expectations.

Next-level luxury: Marriott is designing hotels that speak to Gen ZMarriott International’s Ramesh Daryanani reveals how the group is embracing the unique travel preferences of a new generation...

Lisa Pile, VP Sales & GM Asia Pacific at Regent Seven Seas Cruises, discusses the evolving preferences of Asian travelers, emerging destinations, and the unique selling points of the cruise line.

Don’t hit snooze on the fast-rising luxury cruise marketRegent Seven Seas Cruises' Lisa Pile says now is the time for travel agents to tap into the booming Asian cruise market.

ILTM 2023 welcomes the world of luxury travel to Singapore at Marina Bay Sands between 19 to 22 June.

ILTM 2023 lifts the curtain on state of luxury travelThe event highlights global economic resilience, wealthy Chinese travellers, and the rise of Gen Z in shaping luxury travel in...

Packaged tours dominate Indian travellers' preferences, but the younger generations seek unique experiences.

Top travel trends to look out for in IndiaOver 40% of Indians choose packaged tours, especially first-time travellers from smaller cities, shares TAFI’s Ajay Prakash.

Malaysians have a preference for destinations that offer exceptional service, diverse cuisine, rich heritage, and historical landmarks.

MATTA tracks Malaysians' travel trendsMATTA president Tan Kok Liang reveals that young professionals are increasingly looking to travel agents.

CruiseWorld Indonesia 2023 showcased Indonesia's cruise potential with a focus on quality tourism, innovation, collaboration, digitalisation, experiential learning, and social media.

5 key takeaways from CruiseWorld Indonesia 2023Get up to speed in selling cruises with a recap of top insights from CruiseWorld Indonesia 2023 in Jakarta.

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