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APAC corporate travel market reports significant growth ahead of Business Travel Show Asia Pacific 2026
Experts reporting ahead of Business Travel Show Asia Pacific 2026 say that corporate travel in the region will be worth US$749.65 billion by 2033. Indeed, the sector is becoming one of the most influential sectors in the region as local and international business owners increase investment in corporate travel across the region to realise their own business ambitions. Supporting this growth, Business Travel Show Asia Pacific returns to Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, from 14th to 15th April. Over 500 leading corporate travel buyers and suppliers are expected to come together for two days of sourcing, learning, networking and insights on the latest news, trends and research influencing one of the fastest growing corporate travel markets globally. Making its mark Commenting on this year’s show, event director Nelson Khoo said: “The Asia Pacific is rapidly cementing its position as one of the most exciting, dynamic regions for both business and business travel, as the current growth predictions clearly demonstrate. An increasing number of companies from a wide range of sectors including technology, pharmaceuticals and manufacturing are investing in operations across APAC. This is fuelling demand for a more strategic approach to corporate travel which is set to make an even bigger contribution to economic growth in the future.” Khoo added that the first Business Travel Show Asia Pacific was a huge success and that organisers are expecting even more exhibitors and buyers at this year’s show. He concluded by saying: “We have invested in a conference programme that helps corporate travel buyers and suppliers to understand current market trends and opportunities, ensuring they leave the show empowered with new connections and the strategic knowledge they need to realise the ambitions of not only their travel programmes but more broadly their business growth.” Corporate travel buyers, procurement managers responsible for corporate travel and meetings planners are invited to attend the event for free, subject to qualifications, while non-exhibiting suppliers may purchase tickets. What’s on for 2026? Highlights across the two-day programme include: The Innovation Faceoff: An inspiring showcase of the cutting edge, breakthrough travel technologies set to disrupt the sector and redefine the travel management landscape. Entrants will pitch live at the show in a battle to win the coveted Business Travel Show Asia Pacific Innovation Faceoff Award. APAC Travel Buyer of the Year: The APAC Travel Buyer of the Year also returns to this year’s show to recognise the travel buyer who demonstrates commitment to excellence and innovation. Those interested in submitting nominations are urged to do so quickly as entries close on Friday, 6th February. To find out more and register please visit: businesstravelshowapac/apac-travel-buyer-year Conference agenda: An inspiring schedule of expert panel discussions and industry insights on a wide range of topics and trends impacting the sector including AI, sustainable travel and the evolution of technology. The agenda will feature speakers from a diverse range of companies, including buyers from Accenture, MSD International and Western Digital alongside suppliers including Altour, FCM Consulting and Zenmer, all sharing a variety of perspectives on corporate travel across the region. This is in addition to the 1-2-1 meetings programme available to all buyers to schedule meetings with new and existing colleagues as well as over 50 exhibitors expected to attend. Visiting buyers will also have access to the buyer-only BTN Communities sessions offering the opportunity to confidentially share ideas, challenges and tips with industry peers. Hosted buyer programme: Available exclusively for senior corporate travel decision-makers, the programme includes exclusive benefits such as free travel and accommodation, curated one-to-one meetings with suppliers and VIP access to the event across both days, including hosted buyer only networking events. New floor layout and interactive experiences: Alongside learning and networking, visitors will have the opportunity to tour the new series of ‘experience bars’ with the chance to dispense their own scent according to their personality profile, create a new version of themselves through AI-augmented reality and craft a personalised tea blend according to their own preferences.
HBX Group gets UNLOCKED in Bali for MarketHub Asia 2026
Global B2b travel technology marketplace HBX Group kicks off MarketHub Asia 2026 today, 4th February, in Bali, Indonesia. The two-day event which runs till tomorrow, 5th February, revolves around the theme UNLOCKED; as previously reported, this refers to the rapidly evolving state of travel and technology in the near future. MarketHub Asia brings together senior decision-makers from across distribution, hospitality, technology and data for two days of discussion focused on how the travel industry continues to evolve and what leaders need to do next. As HBX Group’s chief distribution officer David Amsellem puts it:: “MarketHub Asia is where the real conversations happen. This is the forum where we cut through the noise and focus on what matters: the seismic shifts reshaping travel and how we capitalise on them together. Asia isn't following anymore; it's leading. This edition brings partners together to tackle the opportunities we're all chasing and the challenges no one's cracked yet.” HBX chief sourcing and operations officer Xabier Zabala added: “From supply and demand dynamics to the role of technology and collaboration, MarketHub Asia is designed around practical conversations. It’s about how the industry works together to deliver better outcomes for partners and travellers.” Who’s on the 2026 slate? The programme opens with HBX Group chief finance officer Brendan Brennan’s talk on the forces reshaping travel technology today, from the growing impact of artificial intelligence to the changing expectations of travellers and partners. HBX chief information officer Daniel Nordholm will be on hand to direct the conversation towards innovation and product development as he unveils a series of new products whilst explaining what the Group is currently building, the challenges these solutions are designed to address, and how they support the next phase of HBX Group’s ecosystem. With the event’s strong focus on data and insight, Tourism Economics’ head of tourism analysis in the Asia Pacific Michael Shoory will provide attendees with a macroeconomic outlook of the region. ForwardKeys intelligence and marketing director Olivier Ponti, on the other hand, will share data-led insights into travel demand and performance. Concepts from beyond the traditional travel sector will also feature across the programme, including a keynote by John Sanei, a globally recognised futurist and business strategist, alongside cross-industry panels bringing together leaders from distribution, retail and hospitality. These perspectives will feed into on-stage discussions with industry leaders on how travel businesses can respond to shifting market dynamics and translate insight into action.
Europcar clinches accolades at TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 – Asia
The company was lauded for its cross-channel brand campaign “Best of Europe” and intuitive online platform. Europcar Australia and New Zealand took home two accolades at the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia, winning Advertising Campaign of the Year - Australia and Car Rental of the Year - Australia. ‘Best of Europe’ With evolving travel habits and a growing appreciation for domestic experiences, Europcar identified an opportunity to bring the essence of Europe to people’s own backyards. This inspired the launch of the brand campaign ‘Best of Europe.’ Unlike typical destination marketing, the campaign reimagined iconic European experiences, from gastronomy and architecture to scenic road trips through Australian and New Zealand locations. No passport required. The multi-channel campaign spanned out-of-home (OOH), Connected TV, digital, and social media. OOH drove strong brand awareness with approximately 300 placements across Australia and New Zealand. Premium video environments such as 9Now and Samsung TV delivered Europcar’s message to travel-intent audiences, whilst display retargeting drove performance and conversions. Europcar also partnered with Urban List and Secondz, creating visual and social-first content that was shareable and saveable. The “Parallel Paradise” digital hub, developed in partnership with Urban List, featured 34 immersive stories and videos. The collaboration with Secondz delivered nine Reels and interviews designed to engage digitally native audiences. The campaign delivered outstanding results across every channel. OOH impressions exceeded 150% of target with 3.8 million plays. Content partnerships drove over 1 million video views and display media generated almost 10 million impressions. The Best of Europe campaign didn’t just advertise car rentals; it inspired exploration and nostalgia. This positioned Europcar as the passport to European-style experiences, right at home. Seamless booking, flexibility, and transparency Europcar.com.au has combined digital booking, flexible rental options, and transparent pricing to deliver a customer-first experience. It uses an intuitive online platform where customers can browse real-time vehicle availability and make secure payments. Europcar provides an effortless booking process from the moment a customer visits the website. From prepaid bookings that lock in discounted rates to flexible rental options such as myEuropcar subscriptions, long-term rentals, and easy extensions, customers can tailor their rental to suit personal or business needs. Corporate clients also benefit from Europcar.Biz – a 24/7 business portal offering instant booking confirmation, live tracking, and simplified administration. Through a single online platform, customers gain access to a wide selection of reliable vehicles equipped with advanced safety and technology features. The website also highlights hybrid and electric vehicles, supported by smart tools providing range insights, charging access, and emissions data. Europcar sets itself apart with exceptional customer care, clear coverage options and its Privilege For You loyalty programme. Members enjoy priority service, discounted rentals year-round and surprise rewards, providing more value with every rental. By consistently putting customers first, Europcar continues to set the benchmark for smarter, faster, and more flexible mobility solutions. TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards - Asia is a premier awards programme presented by Travel Daily Media. It seeks to honour the pinnacle of excellence in Asia's travel industry, covering the best hotels, airports, cruise lines, tour operators, travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology. The TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Asia is presented by Travel Daily Media Magazine. To view the full list of winners, click here. For more information on the awards programme, you may contact Danica Avila at (+65) 3158 1386 or danica@traveldailymedia.com.
India, China, and Southeast Asia drive air travel growth
Representative Image Asia is set to become the powerhouse of global aviation growth, with India, China, and Southeast Asia predicted to dominate eight of the world's ten fastest-growing air travel markets from 2024 to 2044. This projection comes from a whitepaper released by Alton Aviation Consultancy ahead of the 2026 Singapore Airshow. The report reveals that international traffic in the Asia-Pacific region surged by 8.0% in 2025, surpassing the global Revenue Passenger Kilometres (RPK) growth of 6.8%. Since 2015, airlines in the region have introduced over 600 new routes, enhancing connectivity to underserved destinations. India emerges as a key player, driven by strong economic fundamentals and a burgeoning middle class. Whilst China maintains its dominant position, Southeast Asia, led by Indonesia, Vietnam, and the Philippines, is also gaining momentum. Mabel Kwan, Managing Director at Alton's Singapore office, noted, “Asia’s air travel story is no longer just about China. The growth we’re seeing in South and Southeast Asia is broad-based.” The whitepaper also highlights the potential of unserved routes, with longer-range narrowbody aircraft enabling new point-to-point services between secondary cities. Additionally, Asia-Pacific now accounts for approximately 40% of global air cargo demand, underscoring the region's pivotal role in global supply chains. Airline consolidation is on the rise as carriers adapt to cost pressures and competitive challenges. Adam Cowburn, another Managing Director at Alton, remarked, “Consolidation has become a strategic necessity for many airlines in Asia.” Governments and airport operators are responding by advancing infrastructure programmes and adopting next-generation technologies to enhance capacity and efficiency, supporting the region's continued aviation growth This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
AirAsia joins the Adelaide Fringe Festival as a festival partner
AirAsia announced a partnership with the Adelaide Fringe Festival, coming onboard as a Festival Partner and sponsor of the Midweek Treat tickets. The AirAsia Midweek Treat tickets are available on Wednesdays throughout the festival, offering discounted access to a wide range of Fringe performances. This encourages locals and visitors alike to explore more of the festival while supporting artists on the traditionally quieter days. AirAsia X general manager Benyamin Ismail said the partnership with Adelaide Fringe Festival is a natural pairing, and a demonstration of AirAsia’s commitment to South Australia and Australia more broadly. He remarked: “Adelaide Fringe is a celebration of creativity, diversity and community: values that strongly align with AirAsia’s brand. Sponsoring the Midweek Treat tickets felt like a natural fit for AirAsia, offering high-value experiences at an accessible price point which is similar to our mission to make travel more affordable and accessible for millions of travellers. Ismail added that the partnership also highlights AirAsia’s growing connection to South Australia. A win-win situation AirAsia is giving Midweek Treat ticket holders the chance to Fringe Today. Fly Tomorrow, by entering the draw to win one of two prizes of $1,500 worth of AirAsia Points to spend on AirAsia flights. Cheap midweek tickets and a chance to win a holiday certainly make this promotion a winning situation on all counts. Adelaide Fringe’s acting chief executive Tara MacLeod said of the promotion: “Midweek Treat is about giving people a reason to say yes to a Wednesday night out. With artists choosing their own discount, it’s a practical way to fill houses midweek, build momentum into the weekend, and keep Fringe feeling accessible for audiences who are watching their budgets. Partnering with AirAsia adds a fun layer of possibility, because your Midweek Treat could genuinely turn into a getaway.”
Agoda report highlights rising ‘bleisure’ trend in Asia-Pacific
Business travellers across Asia-Pacific are increasingly merging work with leisure, according to Agoda's 2026 Travel Outlook Report. The report reveals that 76% of surveyed business travellers intend to extend their business trips for personal leisure, with the trend particularly strong in the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam, where over 85% of respondents expressed interest in 'bleisure' travel. The report highlights that business travel remains a priority in 2026, with Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam leading the way. However, the real shift is seen in the desire to incorporate leisure into these trips. Filipino travellers top the bleisure rankings at 95%, followed by Thai and Vietnamese travellers at 92% and 86%, respectively. Even in traditionally conservative business travel markets like Japan and Indonesia, the trend is gaining traction. In Japan, 58% of business travellers plan to add personal time to their itineraries, whilst South Korea shows a strong adoption rate at 76%. Omri Morgenshtern, CEO of Agoda, noted, "Across Asia-Pacific, we're seeing professionals plan to intentionally extend their work trips with personal days to enjoy local experiences and make the most of their time on the road." Agoda's platform supports this trend by offering over 6 million holiday properties, more than 130,000 flight routes, and over 300,000 activities, allowing travellers to seamlessly plan both business and leisure aspects of their trips. The global bleisure travel market is projected to reach $1.71 trillion (US$1.71 trillion) by 2032, reflecting the growing momentum of this travel style This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
Windstar’s Star Seeker Debuts: New All‑Suite Yacht Brings Small‑Ship Luxury to the Caribbean, Alaska, Japan and Southeast Asia
Windstar Cruises has officially welcomed its newest all‑suite yacht, Star Seeker, with an intimate christening in Miami on 15 January 2026, marking the first newbuild for the line’s Star Class fleet. Designed for just 224 guests and focused on immersive itineraries, the ship now begins a debut season that spans the Caribbean, Alaska, Japan and Southeast Asia before sister ship Star Explorer joins the fleet in late 2026. Christening in Miami: A Family Tradition at Sea At the Miami christening event, Libby Anschutz—daughter of Windstar owner Phil Anschutz—served as Godmother, delivering a personal blessing and performing the traditional Champagne bottle break against the hull to formally name Star Seeker. This continues a strong family connection: Libby’s mother, Nancy Anschutz, is Godmother of Star Pride, and her sister Sarah will christen Star Explorer in London in June 2027. Windstar President Christopher Prelog opened the celebration by highlighting the line’s hallmark culture of warmth and genuine service, tracing it back to Windstar’s origins with two small sailing ships. Captain Tom Schofield introduced his senior officers and crew, while three current ship godmothers—Louise Andren (Wind Star), Nancy Anschutz (Star Pride) and Gloria Bohan (Star Legend)—were on hand to welcome both the new yacht and its Godmother. The evening concluded with a blessing from Pastor Bill White and a firework send‑off over the harbour. Star Seeker: Inside Windstar’s New All‑Suite Yacht Star Seeker is the first purpose‑built new ship for Windstar’s Star Class, carrying only 224 guests in 112 suites for an intimate, yacht‑style experience. Most accommodations feature a private veranda or floor‑to‑ceiling infinity windows, including two new aft‑facing Horizon Owner’s Suites with wraparound balconies for panoramic sea views. Suites are designed for comfort and understated elegance, with walk‑in mosaic glass showers, fully stocked minibars and elevated amenities in higher categories. Onboard, guests can enjoy five included dining venues, offering a mix of relaxed and refined options, plus a full‑service spa accessed via a dramatic two‑deck entrance. A reimagined Marina with direct ocean access anchors Windstar’s popular watersports programme, providing an easy launch point for swimming, paddling and other complimentary activities. The overall atmosphere remains Windstar’s hallmark blend of relaxed, clubby and casually luxurious, supported by a warm, attentive crew. Where Star Seeker Sails: 2026–2027 Highlights Following its christening, Star Seeker departed Miami on an 8‑night Christening Sailing to San Juan, calling in the Dominican Republic and the British Virgin Islands. Throughout 2026 the yacht will: Explore the Caribbean with multiple itineraries that take advantage of the ship’s small size to visit yacht harbours and less‑crowded anchorages. Head north to Alaska, offering scenic itineraries such as 7‑day Scenic Alaska and 10‑day Alaskan Splendor, ideal for guests who want a small‑ship alternative in the region. Sail across to Japan and Southeast Asia, with a strong focus on immersive experiences in Thailand and Vietnam, plus a 10‑day Grand Japan itinerary and a brand‑new Mystery Cruise concept. This deployment pattern lets returning Windstar guests experience familiar regions from a new, all‑suite platform, while first‑timers can sample Windstar’s small‑ship style in multiple parts of the world using the same ship as a base. Looking Ahead: Star Explorer Joins the Fleet Star Explorer, sister ship to Star Seeker, will debut in December 2026 and is designed to bring Windstar’s small‑ship style to some of Europe’s most character‑rich and hard‑to‑reach destinations year‑round. Also carrying just 224 guests in 112 spacious suites (many with verandas or infinity windows and its own Horizon Owner’s Suites), the ship will be configured to sail where bigger vessels simply cannot. Planned European routes include river‑style calls directly into London on the Thames, Bordeaux, Rouen and Caen, as well as itineraries through the British Isles, Ireland, the Baltics, Norway’s fjords, Northern Spain, France and Portugal. Longer stays and overnights are planned in cities like Stockholm, Tallinn, Bordeaux, San Sebastián and Biarritz, with Windstar‑first ports such as Puerto Banús, the chic marina gateway to Marbella. Onboard, guests will find World Spa by Windstar, Yacht Club Café, Basil + Bamboo, Amphora, the signature Marina and the same open‑seating dining and relaxed refinement introduced on Star Seeker. How to Book Star Seeker and Star Explorer Travellers interested in Windstar’s new all‑suite yachts can choose from multiple 2026 Star Seeker itineraries across Alaska, the Caribbean, Asia and Latin America, as well as early 2027 voyages in Japan and Southeast Asia. Star Explorer’s European programme from late 2026 and 2027 will open up additional options for small‑ship exploration in the Med, Northern Europe and Atlantic coasts. Bookings can be made online via Windstar’s website, through a preferred travel advisor.
ITB Asia unveils revamped website for 2026 event
ITB Asia, a leading travel trade event in Asia, has launched a redesigned website to enhance user experience and provide easier access to event information and industry news. The revamped site aims to facilitate planning and keep users informed ahead of the ITB Asia 2026 event, scheduled from 21 to 23 October at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre in Singapore. The updated website promises faster navigation and continuous updates, making it simpler for attendees to find essential details such as key dates, venue information, and participation options. The site also offers insights into the types of buyers, exhibitors, and partners expected at the event, helping participants plan meaningful interactions. ITB Asia 2026 will be co-located with MICE Show Asia and Travel Tech Asia, bringing together destinations, buyers, and technology providers to connect with decision-makers in the travel industry. The event will explore key themes and highlights shaping the future of travel, providing a platform for industry professionals to share insights on emerging trends and strategies. Sponsorship and speaking opportunities are available for those looking to maximise their presence at the event. ITB Asia offers strategic sponsorship packages, including onsite branding and networking events, whilst seeking industry experts to discuss developments in the tourism landscape. The new ITB Asia website is designed to keep users updated with the latest news and industry insights, ensuring they remain informed throughout the year. Visit the website to explore the programme and start planning your participation in ITB Asia 2026. ``` This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.
ASEAN officials mull unified SEAsia visa at 2026 tourism forum
Officials from tourism boards and ministries of foreign affairs throughout Southeast Asia are contemplating the possibility of a unified regional visa. The topic is set to be raised during a high-level meeting to be convened at the ASEAN Tourism Forum (ATF) in the central Philippine province of Cebu which is currently ongoing till tomorrow, 30th January. According to Philippine tourism secretary Christina Frasco: “As part of the ASEAN Tourism Strategic Plan (ATSP), there is a priority on seamless access and accessibility overall to the region, and therefore visa-free access and unified visas may be taken up as one of its key components.” Frasco added that all ASEAN member states are committed to position Southeast Asia as one unified destination. As of press time, however, specific target markets for the unified visa have yet to be decided.
ASEAN highlights tourism cooperation with counterparts in North Asia
Representatives of member-states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations met up with their counterparts from China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea at the 48th ASEAN Plus Three National Tourism Organisations Meeting on Tuesday, 27th January. Held at the Nustar Hotel Cebu, this year’s meeting cast the spotlight on the growing impact of cooperation between ASEAN member states and their Northeast Asian partners on regional tourism. The 48th ASEAN Plus Three National Tourism Organizations meeting is part of the ASEAN Tourism Forum, which aims to strengthen ASEAN Plus Three tourism cooperation and support the sector’s continued recovery and growth. Hironobu Nara, deputy commissioner of the Japan Tourism Agency, chaired the meeting which was attended by tourism officials from ASEAN member states, China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea. Collaboration is key Verna C Buensuceso, undersecretary at the Philippine Department of Tourism and head of the Philippine National Tourism Organization, underscored the value of sustained tourism collaboration among the participating countries. She declared in her opening remarks: “Our partnership is not just a collaboration. It is a vital alliance that highlights the profound role of tourism as a catalyst for unity and mutual prosperity.” The undersecretary further urged member states to use the meeting to reinforce their commitment to tourism cooperation and to protect and promote the region’s cultural heritage and natural assets. North Asian travellers boost tourism recovery in Southeast Asia Buensuceso reported that consistent growth in terms of visitor arrivals from China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea throughout 2024 was instrumental to Southeast Asian tourism’s post-pandemic recovery. As of end-2024, ASEAN member-states welcomed over 20 million arrivals from China, more than nine million from the Republic of Korea, as well as three million from Japan. Buensuceso added that tourism remains one of the most dynamic sectors driving the ASEAN economy, as well as a key towards cultural interaction and interregional diplomacy. Central to this cooperation is the ASEAN Plus Three Tourism Cooperation Work Plan, an important framework for dialogue and joint action. It was pointed out that the work plan has helped member-states address shared challenges, enabling them to take advantage of the sector’s emerging opportunities. Buensuceso also acknowledged the contributions of the ASEAN-China Center, ASEAN-Japan Center, and ASEAN-Korea Center in advancing common tourism goals across the region. Looking ahead, she called for a tourism sector that is not only competitive, but also resilient and inclusive. She concluded by saying: “By strengthening our partnerships, we can champion cultural exchange and foster innovation in travel experiences, thereby enhancing the appeal of our destinations to travelers from every corner of the globe.”
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