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The Pacific Asia Travel Association is predicting “robust annual growth” for international tourism continuing to the end of 2025.

Tourism’s road to recovery: We’re not there yetVigilance needed amid predictions of a tourism tsunami: industry reports.

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The announcement comes after over three years of the declaration of emergency in January 2020, and the virus has been on a "downward trend" for over a year.

WHO declares end to Covid global health emergencyThe World Health Organization urges member states to lift Covid-19 travel restrictions.

The Ark is attracting fans of the Transformers.

There’s a Bumblebee cooking up a storm in Causeway BayNew Transformers-themed restaurant is a world-first for Hong Kong.

From left: Indonesian Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy, Sandiaga Uno; president of MATTA, Tan Kok Liang; and president of ASTINDO, Pauline Suharno.

Stronger by association: MATTA, ASTINDO, and ASITA combine powersMATTA, ASTINDO, and ASITA sign an MoU to promote tourist arrivals between Malaysia and Indonesia.

Tourists risk getting fined 1,000 baht for wearing a school uniform.

School daze: Chinese tourists don Thai school uniformsChinese tourists are flocking to popular sites in Thailand in Thai school uniforms for photos.

KLIA needs a new satellite to improve passenger connections, MATTA says.

MATTA calls for urgent government help as tourism businesses struggleRescue package sought to revive tourism sector, or Malaysia risks losing out further to regional competitors.

The tourism authorities of Hong Kong and Macao convene a work meeting.

Macau and Hong Kong unveil new joint tourism effortsBoth cities team up to promote tourism development and unlock business opportunities in the Greater Bay Area.

No hugs for these cows on Valentine’s Day.

Holy cow! India’s 'Hug a Cow Day' given the chopHow now, lonely cow? No more Valentine’s Day cuddles for the country's sacred animal.

China also has plans in motion to facilitate smoother and faster travel for travellers to and from Hong Kong and Macau.

At long last, China opens its doors to the world8 January a breakthrough day for Chinese travel with Hong Kong and Macau fully reopening borders with China.