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The Manta Retreat starts from US$10,950 for a single participant and US$15,250 for a couple.

Catch the sun rays and the Manta rays at InterContinental MaldivesInterContinental Maldives launches the first Manta ray retreat of its kind.

Floating above the Earth in Spaceship Neptune.

Is space the final frontier for luxury travel?For US$125,000, travel advisors can blast their clients into space aboard Spaceship Neptune.

Danang, flanked by the Pacific to the east and the Annamite Mountain range to the west, will soon be home to Vietnam's first Nobu.

Robert De Niro's hospitality empire enters VietnamVietnam's first Nobu hotel, restaurant and residences are set to open in a luxury beachfront tower in Danang featuring 471...

Europe is back on the international travel map, with hotel operators hailing the region's REVPAR recovery.

Look who's thriving on Europe's travel upswingEurope's summer travel surge has been a boon to hotel giants Marriott International and Hilton.

Swire Hotels' new property in Shenzhen will add to the group's existing portfolio in Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai and Chengdu.

Swire's building a new House in ShenzhenNew venture by Swire Hotels will be part of a premium mixed-use development in China's Shenzhen Bay.

Not only a hotel offering prime accommodation, the Tribe Phnom Penh Post Office Square is also asocial destination and collaborative space.

A new Tribe stamps its arrival in CambodiaTribe Phnom Penh debuts in the city's Post Office Square district as part of Accor's Ennismore collection of lifestyle brands.

BW Nada Don Mueang lobby

Best Western flying high at Don MueangNew airport hotel has all the right connections.

The Grill Café at The Standard Bangkok

Anything but Standard defines Bangkok’s latest luxury hotelThe Thai-owned boutique hotel brand continues to go global with openings planned across Asia, Australia and Europe.

Dave Baswal: “It's time for us to go a bit faster and expand further”.

Ovolo Hotels' Dave Baswal on growth plans in Asia-Pacific and beyondHotel group eyes Tokyo, Singapore, Bangkok and Phuket for expansion.

Ni Wayan Giri Adnyani of the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy celebrates the MOU signing with Ramesh Jackson, Indonesia area vice president for Marriot International.

A deal is sealed: Marriott adds support to Indonesian tourism sectorMOU with tourism ministry will focus on talent development.