Mekong Five Launch “Five Countries, One Destinat
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 StrategyRead More
Southeast Asia’s tourism strategy is movin
Thailand’s new 2027 strategy and Singapore‘s renewed India push point to a broader regional trend: Southeast Asian destinations are increasingly seeking higher-value travellers,Read More
Tourism Malaysia strengthens ties with the Philipp
Tourism Malaysia brought its 2026 sales mission to Davao on 20 August as part of an effort to deepen cooperation with the PhilippineRead More
Southeast Asia’s traveller is becoming an ex
Trip.com’s Malaysian data is perhaps the clearest snapshot of the broader regional shift attraction bookings nearly quadrupled, cruise and rail bookings more thanRead More
ITE HCMC 2026 is shaping up as a major B2B platfor
The 20th Ho Chi Minh City International Travel Expo, scheduled for 27–29 August, will be the event’s biggest edition since its launch inRead More
Southeast Asia’s India Strategy Becomes a Distri
Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia are increasingly competing for the same Indian outbound traveller, but the battle is moving beyond destination marketing.Read More
Asia’s Travel Battle Shifts From Demand to Distr
Asia’s travel market is entering a new phase where demand is increasingly being matched by a race for capacity, connectivity, hotel supply andRead More
Cambodia Tourism Board Launches Global Destination
The Cambodia Tourism Board has unveiled a new international marketing strategy to strengthen the country’s presence in global leisure and business travel markets.Read More
Northern Australia Looks Towards ASEAN Markets
Australia’s Northern Territory is being encouraged to rebuild engagement with BIMP-EAGA, the Brunei–Indonesia–Malaysia–Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area, whose economy is valued at roughlyRead More
Southeast Asia Strengthens Tourism Collaboration
Southeast Asia is strengthening tourism cooperation through the ASEAN Tourism Sectoral Plan 2026–2030, built around resilience, workforce development, seamless travel, digital transformation andRead More