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Natalie Joy Lee

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Sands Macao lends a hand to talent spotting in the Greater Bay Area by sponsoring the ‘Time Is On My Side – 2021 Greater Bay Area Young Artists Scheme’ competition. Pictured: Sands Macao President Dr Wilfred Wong

In search of Macau's hot young artistsWinning works from the competition will be displayed at The Londoner Macao.

Fans of Park Hae-jin can wear a traditional hanbok and pose for selfies with his wax figure.

Look! Park Hae-jin spotted in SingaporeMadame Tussauds Singapore welcomes the Korean heartthrob to its new K-Wave zone.

The Athenee Hotel is now serving Dine-cations packages, inclusive of a private butler, in the privacy of a suite.

Want a nice dinner out? Check into your hotel roomHotels are turning suites into private pop-up restaurants to revive a sleepy dining scene.

While 'sir' and 'madam' are still accepted, Lufthansa crew will be switching to gender-neutral greetings.

No more 'ladies and gentlemen' on Lufthansa flightsGerman airline is the latest to take off with the gender-neutral phrases.

China's Xiatianxia Tourist Area uses wires to let visitors "fly" mid air.

Magic of 'kung fu' flying comes aliveAt this Chinese attraction, tourists can don traditional costumes and walk on water — just like their favourite 'wuxia'...

Officers and crew members complete both doses of vaccination ahead of a widely-anticipated cruise restart in Hong Kong.

Jabbed hands on deck, Genting Dream's ready for Hong KongA fully vaccinated crew will lead guests on sailings designed for wellness-seeking, travel-hungry guests.

GoAirborne is the first indoor skydiving facility in Macau.

Now everyone can fly in MacauCity's first indoor skydiving facility launches at Lisboeta Macau.

SO/ Maldives will overlook the Emboodhoo Lagoon as part of the Crossroad Maldives project.

Finally, Maldives will have a SOSO/ Maldives will debut in 2023 with 80 villas on its own private island.

A study reveals that 42% of UAE companies closed down after falling victim to ransomware.

Travel companies, beware of ransomwareSuch attacks can cause a lot more harm to organisations than previously thought: new cybersecurity report.

Championing for a greener and more sustainable of tourism post pandemic are (from left) The Travel Corporation's Anthony Lim, Abercrombie & Kent's Belinda Shillcock and Exo Travel's Hamish Keith.

New world, new roles of engagementResponsible tour operators in Asia are adamant to stay the sustainable travel course.

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