Chinese ministry aims to improve domestic tourism
Some companies have been accused of offering unreasonably low-priced tours, while some travelers have complained about tour guides insulting them, or pressuring them to buy things…
Enhanced Hong Kong int’l airport transfer service eyed for Greater Bay Area travellers
The new connections will allow passengers going to and from ten ports in the GBA using SkyPier to transfer at the airport without the need to go through immigration procedures,…
Thailand’s tourism authority targets digital nomads with 100 baht travel vouchers on weekdays
The new campaign includes privileges and discounts from leading establishments for travellers, especially digital nomads and remote workers, to help reduce their travel expenses.
Asean leaders meeting in Labuan Bajo: Why is the Indonesian town known as the next Bali?
Labuan Bajo is a once-quiet fishing village nestled in the westernmost part of Flores Island, in east Indonesia’s Nusa Tenggara region.
Chinese tourist numbers to Siem Reap short of expectations: Insiders
An industry expert pinned the slowdown in foreign visitors on the deteriorating global political and economic environment, even with Covid-19 no longer a major concern.
Hadong beckons with fascinating history and nature
Hadong, a small county some 350 kilometers south of Seoul, has what it takes to become a mesmerizing destination where visitors can feast their eyes on splendid views and learn…
Shinkansen operators dream up ideas to attract passengers
Such services will continue even after Covid-19 is reclassified as a Category V disease on May 8.
Will Jeju Island remain top destination even with ‘entry fee?’
Traveling to experience Jeju Island's natural wonders as a non-resident may soon require paying a daily entry fee of approximately $6.
‘World’s smelliest fruit’ now banned from Bangkok buses
The smell of durians has been classified as a public nuisance.
Wakayama Prefecture’s white sand beach opens for season
A ritual prayer for safety and a ribbon cutting ceremony were held, followed by families with children and young people dashing into the sea.