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Brussels Airport Faces Flight Cancellations as Belgium Strike Disrupts Travel on 9 October
Travellers heading to or from Brussels on Friday, 9 October, face flight cancellations and wider transport disruption as a nationwide strike and large-scale demonstration take place across Belgium.
Five Brothers, 125 Years and a Legacy That Helped Shape Thailand
Five Brothers arrived in Siam in 1901 with little more than their faith, a commitment to education and a belief that young people deserved the opportunity to build better lives.
Tourism chief executives gather in Malta as global travel outpaces economic estimates
Against the historic backdrop of Valletta’s Saluting Battery, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) convened its 26th Global Summit,
Global tourism surges as regions adopt Schengen-style unified visas
Regional single-permit visa systems are set to fundamentally alter international tourism dynamics.
Singapore passport ranks second globally in 2026
Singapore passport ranks second globally in 2026
Beyond the Ballroom: Taiwan’s New MICE Proposition
The future of business events may not be defined only by what happens inside the ballroom, but by what a destination gives people to discover once they walk outside it.
Why People Still Gather: Taiwan Rethinks the Future of MICE
Why people still gather when technology can increasingly bring information to them is becoming a central question for the future of the Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE) industry.
Bangkok floods turn a trans-Pacific journey’s last mile into a lesson in hospitality
A journey from a nor’easter in New York to flooded streets in Bang Kapi became a reminder that when systems
Inside The Langham’s Vision for Bangkok’s Next Luxury Chapter
The Langham, Custom House, Bangkok will open on December 20, 2026 bringing a 75-key luxury hotel to one of Bangkok’s most historic riverside sites, with its strategy centred on heritage, personalised service and stronger engagement with the local community.
October’s Festival Season: The Cultural Events Giving Travellers More Reasons to Explore Asia
Across Asia, October brings together a particularly rich calendar of cultural and religious festivals, giving travellers an opportunity to experience destinations through traditions, performances and community celebrations.
Bangkok Flooding Tests Travel Resilience as October Begins
Bangkok is entering October in recovery mode after days of intense rainfall flooded large parts of the capital, disrupting roads, businesses and transport and putting the resilience of the city's tourism infrastructure under pressure at the start of an important travel period.
From Living Longer to Living Better: Why Scientific Wellness Is Reshaping Thailand’s Health Economy
For decades, healthcare has largely been built around a simple premise: treat people when they become sick. But as populations age, chronic diseases rise and healthcare costs climb, the definition of health is beginning to change. The question is no longer simply how long people live, but how long they can remain healthy. That shift is helping propel the global wellness economy and is creating new opportunities for Thailand, where an ageing population, strong tourism infrastructure and growing demand for preventive healthcare are converging.
Airlines squeezed as jet fuel surges to US$194.90 a barrel
Airlines are reviewing routes and preparing for higher fares as a sharp rise in jet fuel costs puts pressure on margin
70 Years Young: Skål Bangkok Celebrates a Milestone on World Tourism Day
September 27, World Tourism Day has always been about looking at tourism’s power to connect people and places. This year,
India extends free visas for Thais through 2027 as pilgrimage travel rebounds
India’s extension of free 30-day, double-entry e-Tourist visas for Thai nationals until December 2027 gives tour operators, DMCs and
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