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Five key takeaways from Digital Travel APAC 2025

Digital Travel APAC 2025, the tenth edition of the annual event, came to a successful conclusion on Wednesday, 13th August.

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Should MICE professionals consider adding start-up pitching to their events?

One of the bigger trends we've noted with regard to MICE throughout the first half of 2025 is the growing number of pitching sessions featured in industry-centric events.

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Studies show the growing acceptance of digital wallets as travel payment solutions

Several global studies show that younger travellers are embracing the use of digital wallets as their primary mode of payment throughout their journeys.

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Beyond boardrooms and broadcasts: key takeaways from the Singapore MICE Forum 2025

For MICE professionals, a great deal goes into the planning and execution of a successful event, and the team behind

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MICE matters in Southeast Asia

As Travel Daily Media is currently in Singapore for Singapore MICE Forum 2025, we are taking a closer look at the contemporary meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions sector throughout the region.

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Japan opens a new office to combat overtourism, and other countries need to take a cue from them

Japan formally presented what would best be described as a “control tower” agency to combat the adverse effects of overtourism throughout the country.

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Travelling to look great: where the world goes for aesthetic medical tourism

Medical tourism covers a broad spectrum of specialisations, but one particular aspect has become exceedingly popular in recent years: aesthetic medical tourism.

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Delving into the Louvre staff strike: overtourism takes its toll on a centre of culture

It may only have been for a day, but the employees' strike at The Louvre in Paris underscores the severe impact that overtourism has on even the world's biggest attractions.

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Shuttered: The potential impact of recent closures on the global aviation sector

At this time last year, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) declared that the global aviation sector had fully recovered from the impact of the pandemic, seeing how passenger traffic and revenues recorded in February 2024 already surpassed the total from 2019.