Southwest China’s Yunnan province stepped firmly onto the Thai tourism stage on November 23, transforming Ayutthaya, Thailand’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, into a live showroom of its snow-capped…
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Gishan Das
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Sabah Tourism Board emerged at the front of the Green and Geopark Excellence Awards Gaga 2025, showcasing the state’s growing profile and prominence in sustainable tourism, inclusive marketing, and…
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands stand at a crossroads in tourism development. The significant increase in visitor numbers brings pressures on the fragile ecosystems of the islands. To address these…
Cambodia, full of rich historical and cultural attractions, is getting ready to introduce a super app for tourism targeted at improving the entire tourism experience with substantial increases in…
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PATA Renews Partnership with Euromonitor International to Provide Key Data Insights for Sustainable Growth in Asia Pacific Tourism
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The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) recently announced the extension of its favored partnership with Euromonitor International, the world’s leading source of business intelligence, market…
Malaysia Launches Siti Program to Train Ten Thousand Tourism Workers in Safety and Health Standards, Boosting Quality and Job Growth for the Visit Malaysia 2026
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In light of Visit Malaysia 2026, the Human Resources Ministry and the Tourism, Arts, and Culture Ministry have introduced the Safety Induction in Tourism Industry i.e. Siti program to conduct free…
Raines and Partners Open First Boutique Hotel in Rock Hill, Focusing on Employing Individuals with Disabilities and Offering Unique Comfort and Service
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Raines, a major hospitality management, development, and investment company, is teaming up with The Warren Norman Company, Noble Food and Pursuits, Comporium, and WinthropLIFE to open the first…
Jeju Island Welcomes More than One Hundred Thousand Group Tourists in 2025, Backed by its Government Incentives and Continued Support for their Tourism Growth
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The island of Jeju has recorded a remarkable increase in the number of group tourists, with more than 110,000 visitors in 2025 alone as a result of the Jeju Government’s group tourism benefit scheme.…
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