Annual Reports
Malaysia climbs to top spot of this year’s Mastercard-CrescentRating Global Muslim Travel Index
Mastercard and global halal tourism authority CrescentRating have jointly released the 2025 edition of their annual Global Muslim Travel Index (GMTI.)
Brand Finance: Value of Chinese hotel brands stands at US$2.6 billion
Global brand valuation consultancy Brand Finance reports that the combined brand value of Chinese hotel brands ranked this year stands at US$2.56 billion.
AAPA: Asia-Pacific carriers earned over US$7 billion in 2024
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) released preliminary 2024 financial performance figures for its members today, 11th July.
Travelbag names Thailand as the world’s safest destination
Long-haul travel specialist firm Travelbag reports that, based on several key factors, Thailand is the safest place in the world to visit in 2025.
Asian branded residences market hits all-time high of US$30.7 B
In its latest report, C9 Hotelworks pointed out that, at present, the active pipeline of branded residences in Asia available for sale is valued at US$30.7 billion.
CT Partners presents its End of Fiscal Year report
Australia’s third-largest travel buying group CT Partners declared in its end of fiscal year (EOFY) report that professional travel support is now essential for organisations aiming to drive continuity, control spend and meet rising duty of care obligations.
Tourism contributed 8.9 percent to the Philippine economy in 2024
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reports that the tourism sector contributed about 8.9 percent to the country’s 2024 gross domestic product (GDP).
WTTC: visitor spend in Indonesia could hit a record high this year
New data from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) revealed that international traveller spending in Indonesia is on track to break all records this year.
Embraer releases 2025 market outlook report
Ahead of the Paris Air Show next week, Brazilian aerospace manufacturer Embraer released Market Outlook 2025, its annual 20-year forecast for commercial aircraft deliveries in the sub-150-seat category.
SITA releases 2025 Baggage IT Insights report
SITA released its SITA Baggage IT Insights 2025 report today, 12th June, detailing progressive improvement in the global baggage handling sector.
WTTC: Tourism contributions to Philippine economy to rise by 13.5 percent
In its recently released Economic Impact Research (EIR) report for 2025, the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) forecast that the Philippine tourism sector’s contribution to the national economy will rise by 13,5 percent this year.
ATM: Middle Eastern travel spending to hit US$350 billion by 2030
The Arabian Travel Market (ATM) has released its 2025 Travel Trends Report done in collaboration with Tourism Economics.
WTTC: foreign visitor spending in India hits an all-time high
A new report from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) shows that spending on the part of foreign travellers to India hit a record high of US$36.8 billion as of end-2024.
Philippine Airlines’ new leadership team to further drive its growth
Philippine Airlines Inc. (PAL) affirmed its readiness to expand its global presence and strengthen its position as a competitive player in international aviation, as its Board reported strong financial results for 2024 during the airline’s annual stockholders meeting last 29th May.
Accenture: Travellers look to generative AI when planning their trips
Accenture just released the results of its most recent Consumer Pulse Survey which reveals that a growing number of travellers are opting for generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) over social media to help them plan their trips.
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