BTS engulfs Singapore in “Ari Red” with a dazzling citywide takeover – drawing fans from across the globe, sending tourism into overdrive, and bathing iconic landmarks in a luminous purple celebration
Condé Nast Traveler guides you on a winding road through Taiwan-past terraced tea gardens shrouded in mist and steaming hot springs-revealing a landscape where age-old traditions, restorative wellness rituals, and modern travel collide
China is stepping up air connectivity with Central Asia, launching new routes and boosting flights to support growing trade flows and attract more tourists, IntelliNews reports.
Kyoto is moving to bar visitors from the intimate, private alleys of its famed geisha district after a wave of “out-of-control” behavior – from harassment to intrusive photography – outraged residents and performers
Thailand has singled out four of its prime tourist provinces for ambitious casino-entertainment resorts – a high-stakes push to supercharge visitor numbers and lift tax revenues, even as social unease and political tensions continue to simmer
Across Asia, destinations are cranking up flights, expanding hotel capacity and rolling out visa-free entry to woo a returning tide of Chinese tourists – a comeback that’s injecting fresh cash into regional economies while pushing some beloved attractions to their limits
Agoda’s latest data, featured on Yahoo Finance, shows consistent demand for intra-regional travel across Southeast Asia. Travelers are favoring short-haul getaways-think weekend beach trips and city escapes-and increasingly choosing flexible booking options
Asia’s travel and tourism industry is staging a dramatic comeback, Statista data shows, propelled by pent-up wanderlust, surging middle-class incomes, and a rapidly expanding network of regional and international air links
Hilton is poised to unveil eight new luxury and lifestyle hotel brands across Asia Pacific – a bold expansion that dramatically grows its regional footprint and answers rising demand for elevated, experience-led hospitality
Cambodia is racing to overhaul its tourism sector, spurred by Vietnam’s visitor boom. With new airports, looser visa rules and tighter regional links, the kingdom is betting it can close the gap with its Southeast Asian rivals
The Philippines has struck a bold new partnership to turbocharge its entertainment industry – a strategic move designed to spark tourism, attract fresh investment, and broaden the country’s appeal across Asia
Annandale’s Asian night market is expected to draw large crowds this weekend, organizers say, as food vendors, live entertainment and family activities boost local business.
Southeast Asia’s largest economy welcomed 10.5 million foreign visitors in the first eight months, VnExpress International reports – a striking comeback for tourism and a clear sign of the sector’s expanding role in the post-pandemic recovery
Malaysia is riding a wave of record‑breaking Chinese visitors that’s turbocharging its post‑pandemic recovery. With visa waivers, new flight routes and eye‑catching promotions, Kuala Lumpur is doubling down to entice even more tourists
Traveloka’s data reveals a shift: Southeast Asian travelers are moving beyond China’s familiar hotspots and expanding their mainland itineraries to include a broader mix of destinations, Macau Business reports
Seoul has been ranked the fourth most revisited destination in Asia, according to new travel data, underscoring the city’s growing appeal and strong repeat-visitor base.
PATA data, cited by GGRAsia, show Vietnam and Macau are poised to lead the Asia‑Pacific in tourist-arrival growth through 2027 – a striking sign of a robust post‑pandemic rebound and surging travel demand
Vietnam is swiftly emerging as Southeast Asia’s brightest tourism star – drawing record numbers of visitors and racing toward rapid expansion, while determined to avoid Thailand’s pitfalls of overdevelopment, overcrowding and strain on local communities
Dust off your passport-Asia is gearing up to lead 2026 travel trends, with Japan and Thailand seeing dramatic spikes in visitor demand, according to new Yahoo Finance data
A Chinese tourist’s bid to join Malaysia’s World Cup festivities went viral after he waved the wrong national flag, igniting laughter, heated online debate and fresh calls for greater cultural awareness