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Natalie Joy Lee

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Fancy cosying up to the F1 team aboard their private yacht?

Marriott goes full throttle with exclusive F1 experiencesMembers on Marriott International’s loyalty programme stand the opportunity to watch the Monaco Grand Prix from a VIP yacht.

Spectrum of the Seas' Singapore season has been extended to a full year.

Spectrum of the Seas sets sail with extended Singapore seasonStarting 11 April, the Royal Caribbean ship will begin its year-long homeporting season in Singapore.

The Regatta, Nautica, Insignia and Sirena will soon offer 16 staterooms each for solo travellers.

Going solo? Oceania Cruises has single stateroomsOceania Cruises has added on 56 staterooms specially designated for solo travellers.

Asia's healthcare and social assistance quarters are some of the most keen corporate travellers in the market.

Which sectors are leading Asia's business travel return?The pulse of business travel is growing stronger in Asia for FCM as more borders reopen in the region.

The Imperial Villa's infinity pool offers unparalleled views of limestone cliffs rising from the Andaman Sea.

The most luxurious villa in LangkawiFour Seasons Resort Langkawi unveils its new expansive five-bedroom villa that features two private pools.

Sustainability- and wellness-related experiences are expected to make a bigger impact in Singapore's tourism offerings.

Singapore’s new tourism playbook to woo the world“2x The Fun” awaits visitors in Singapore as the city freshens up offerings and doubles down efforts to become a go-to...

The Russian-Ukraine war is causing an upheaval in passport rankings.

Who takes the spot for 2022's most powerful passport?Two Asian countries share first place for most powerful passport in 2022, according to the latest Henley Passport Index.

Malaysia Airlines has seen an increase of 15% in forward bookings driven by people's desire for reconnection travel.

Forget revenge travel, reconnection travel is trendingMalaysians' desire to reunite with their families and friends is driving higher-than-expected bookings for travel operators.

The next phase of cruise tourism recovery has begun for Singapore, as the tourism authorities and cruise lines look to unlock regional ports of calls and standardise cruise protocols in the coming months.

Dawn of a new cruise era as Singapore opens upHow are cruise tourism prospects looking for Southeast Asia? Travel agents onboard Royal Caribbean’s Spectrum of the Seas give...

The new lyf Farrer Park Singapore features a versatile lawn for guests to bond, workout or just unwind.

Ascott invites digital nomads to ‘lyf’ their best livesThe sixth lyf coliving property in Asia has opened its doors in the culturally rich enclave of Singapore’s Little India.

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