India’s outbound market is becoming importan
A new hospitality-industry analysis points to India’s outbound tourism market heading towards 40 million international departures in 2026, increasing the strategic importance of
A new hospitality-industry analysis points to India’s outbound tourism market heading towards 40 million international departures in 2026, increasing the strategic importance of
India’s Ministry of Civil Aviation data provides a useful snapshot of the sheer scale of the market. On 30 August 2026, Indian airports
The Garuda Indonesia Travel Fair ran from 28–30 August at the Jakarta International Convention Center, with InJourney Hospitality promoting hotel packages and additional
Japan Airlines and five JR regional railway companies—JR East, JR Central, JR West, JR Shikoku and JAL—are collaborating on an inbound tourism campaign
Indonesia’s Labuan Bajo Tourism Authority (BPOLBF) met tourism businesses and industry associations on 30 August to assess the destination’s recovery following the deadly
Vietnam-based Fusion Hotel Group announced the integration of Ayola and Odua, two Indonesian midscale hotel brands operated by Topotels Hotels & Resorts. The
Thailand used ITE HCMC 2026 to deepen its push into Vietnam’s increasingly important outbound market, with the Tourism Authority of Thailand focusing specifically
Thailand is moving beyond the conventional tourism-app model. The government plans to transform TAGTHAi into a national tourism integration platform bringing together public-
India’s outbound market received an important boost on 30 August as Uzbekistan announced a 30-day visa-free regime for Indian citizens during Prime Minister
Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam have adopted a joint 2026–28 action plan under the framework of the Ayeyawady–Chao Phraya–Mekong Economic Cooperation Strategy