Corporate & Business
AI Hasn’t Replaced Travel Agents Yet
2026 Global Travel Agent Report by Amadeus Hospitality finds that travel agents are embracing AI while continuing to rely heavily on the Global Distribution System (GDS) to search, compare and book travel.
Visit Qatar hosts Indian MICE buyers on familiarisation trip
Visit Qatar recently hosted a familiarisation trip for nine leading Indian MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) agents from 1 to 4 October 2026.
Trip.Biz unveils AI suite to transform business travel
Trip.Biz unveils AI suite to transform business travel
FCM expands Meetings & Events services in Hong Kong
FCM expands Meetings & Events services in Hong Kong
How Meituan Is Bringing AI Into the Physical World of Travel
How Meituan Is Bringing AI Into the Physical World of Travel
Can Club Med’s Hong Kong IPO fix its old valuation problem?
Can Club Med’s Hong Kong IPO fix its old valuation problem?
Vietnam tourism economy surges as corporate travellers double leisure spend
Mastercard Economics Institute chief economist David Mann has outlined a compelling shift in regional travel dynamics, particularly for Vietnam.
Vietnam rethinks MICE strategy as the global business travel sector becomes increasingly competitive
Vietnam unveiled its new MICE tourism strategy yesterday, 7th August, during the High-level Tourism Forum of the twentieth ITE-HCMC at Ho Chi Minh City's Saigon Expo and Convention Centre (SECC).
SAS strengthens ties with Equinor through new agreement
SAS strengthens ties with Equinor through new agreement
Australia’s cities rank lowest for workcations
Australia's cities rank lowest for workcations
Amex GBT unveils new travel management capabilities
Amex GBT unveils new travel management capabilities
Study reveals duty-of-care gaps in business travel
Study reveals duty-of-care gaps in business travel
Asian MICE operators roll out green venues as global ESG mandates tighten
MICE in Asia is actively working to reduce high resource consumption whilst growing regulatory demands and protecting long-term business viability.
Corporate travel costs ease as hotel and airline capacity bottlenecks loosen
Business travel prices are expected to rise more slowly in 2026, offering corporate buyers some relief after several years of
85% of Chinese TMCs fall short on cross-border delivery
As Chinese companies accelerate their global expansion, demand for cross-border business travel, overseas assignments, and corporate group travel continues to
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