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Meetingselect’s Meeting Booking Widget makes its Asia-Pacific debut

Global meeting management platform Meetingselect officially launched its Meeting Booking Widget in the Asia-Pacific region, with the technology making its debut at Novotel Singapore on Stevens.  The Meeting Booking Widget’s launch complements Meetingselect’s broader strategic growth in the APAC region.  While the company continues to expand its core platform offerings throughout Asia-Pacific, the Meeting Booking Widget represents an auxiliary product that enhances the digital capabilities of individual venues, enabling them to adopt self-service booking technology directly on their own sites.  Novotel general manager Piotr Kupiec declared at the launch: “This partnership with Meetingselect is more than a technological integration. It’s a continuation of our vision to position Novotel Singapore on Stevens as Singapore’s preferred destination for dynamic, digitally driven meetings and events.” For her part, Meetingselect founder and chief product officer Judith Huisman said: “The booking of a meeting room or an event space has now become just as easy as a restaurant reservation. Our Meeting Booking Widget supports a customer-friendly web booking experience to boost productivity and automate internal operations. This simple web solution revolutionizes how hotels and venues handle reservations for meeting rooms and event spaces. Planners can easily search and book space and select food and beverage items, and amenities directly from the owner's website. Novotel Singapore on Stevens leads the way by driving innovation with meetings technology in Singapore’s Meetings & Events Industry.”  What the widget can do for the hospitality sector The Meeting Booking Widget enables venues to offer meeting room reservations directly on their websites through a fully white-labelled and seamlessly embedded interface.  With real-time availability, transparent pricing, and instant confirmation, planners can now search, book, and customise meeting spaces as intuitively as making a restaurant reservation. Especially designed to meet the needs of Asia-Pacific venues, the widget supports multi-language capabilities, customisable F&B selections, and integrated payment options, streamlining internal operations while enhancing the end-user experience.  These features are particularly well-suited to the fast-paced and culturally diverse APAC events landscape.

Airlines and Aviation

Loganair releases over one million seats for bookings

Loganair, the UK’s largest regional airline, has launched over one million seats to book as part of its winter schedule that is set to operate between October 2025 and March 2026. The winter schedule provides customers with the opportunity to book advance tickets on a range of new and existing routes, with the airline committing to flying over one million passengers as part of the winter timetable, and over two million passengers by March 2026. Passengers can now book flights to over 40 destinations across Loganair’s extensive 70-route network through the winter schedule. These include flights from Aberdeen to Manchester and Dublin, from Edinburgh to Bergen and Newquay, and flights to London Heathrow from Isle of Man and Sumburgh. From October 26th, new routes from Southampton to Manchester and Manchester to Exeter will be added to the airline’s timetable, and capacity on Loganair’s popular Southampton to Edinburgh route increased from 49 to 72 passengers with the introduction of ATR-72 aircrafts. In addition to the direct routes available through the Loganair network, the regional airline provider also facilitates onwards travel for passengers, with up to 40 flights per week into London Heathrow. Passengers can benefit from Loganair’s partnerships with Emirates, Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, Singapore Airlines and Aer Lingus securing onwards travel with one single ticket booking. The seamless partnerships allow customers to check-in luggage once and benefit from onwards connectivity while collecting Avios on Loganair operated flights. Avios is collected as part of the airline’s rebranded loyalty programme, Loganair Loyalty. As part of the flight price, Loganair guarantees up to 23kg luggage allowance included in the ticket price with a complementary in-flight service also provided. Luke Lovegrove, chief commercial officer, Loganair said: “Many of our customers book flights for important dates months in advance – including Christmas – which is why we release our winter schedule early in the year to ensure people can plan for these dates and secure their travel as far in advance as they want. “Our key regional hubs offer travel options from Aberdeen and Edinburgh to a range of leisure and business destinations including Bergen, Guernsey, and Newquay. “We are also offering a range of inbound flights to Heathrow for passengers seeking to continue their travels from there, with flights from City of Derry airport, Kirkwall and Isle of Man included in our newly released schedule.” Loganair is committed to connecting communities across the UK and beyond with its range of lifeline services, connectivity to business and leisure hubs in the UK and short-haul European flights. With a focus on customer service and local connections, Loganair provides essential regional connectivity for leisure, business, and social travel. Loganair was recently named by Which? as one of the UK’s top airlines. Loganair was awarded a five-star rating for its customer service.

Hotels

The Chancery Rosewood opens bookings for stays from 1 September 2025

  Situated within the historic former American Embassy at Grosvenor Square, The Chancery Rosewood is now accepting reservations for stays starting from 1 September, 2025. The striking Grade II listed building developed by Qatari Diar Europe LLP, balances rich history with contemporary luxury, showcasing architectural restoration led by British architect Sir David Chipperfield, with suites and communal spaces designed by French interiors architect Joseph Dirand. An all-suite property, The Chancery Rosewood delivers Rosewood’s signature residential atmosphere through 144 thoughtfully designed, spacious suites that celebrate craftsmanship and the properties storied past. Many of the suites boast views over the neighbourhood, including Grosvenor Square, Mayfair and beyond. The property will be home to eight restaurants and bars, including the first European outpost of New York’s Carbone and a new Asian concept restaurant. Eagle Bar, taking its name from the newly restored 10-foot high, 30-foot wide golden Eagle that was placed on the building when it first opened in 1960, will sit proudly on the seventh floor offering a spectacular rooftop bar experience with panoramic views across London. A state of the art ballroom will provide a sophisticated space for events with a capacity of up to 750 guests, hidden beneath the property. An expansive subterranean wellness facility, Asaya® Spa will feature a fitness centre, 25M indoor swimming pool and five treatment rooms. The property will also feature luxury retail outlets, to be announced, and several additional meeting and events spaces. "As we draw nearer to opening the doors of The Chancery Rosewood, we are excited to bring a new level of luxury and cultural vibrancy to London. With an exceptional blend of history, contemporary design, and unique culinary experiences, this landmark destination will set the stage for a dynamic and immersive social scene in Mayfair. Our commitment to hyper-personalised service and curated experiences will ensure every visit feels uniquely enriching and unforgettable."- Michael Bonsor, Managing Director, The Chancery Rosewood The Chancery Rosewood will offer hyper-personalised service, continuing Rosewood’s legacy of curating unique and culturally enriching stays. Injecting fresh energy into London’s social scene, it will introduce a dynamic cultural programme, making it a vibrant destination for both local and global tastemakers.  

Asia

Trip.com reports Raya travel bookings in Singapore rose by over 60 percent this year

Online travel service provider Trip.com reports that international travel bookings by Singaporeans for this year’s Hari Raya Puasa season increased by over 60 percent compared to the year before. These fresh insights gleaned from the platform’s booking data also showed that Singaporeans are increasingly favouring secondary cities and further-flung destinations, as well as theme park attractions while taking longer overseas trips for their Hari Raya travels. According to Trip.com’s general manager in Singapore Edmund Ong: “Hari Raya Puasa is a cherished festive season, where family, community and faith take precedence over other pursuits. As Singaporeans increasingly prioritise travel with their families during this special season, they are also approaching travel with greater intent, blending meaningful reunions with a desire to explore newer destinations. As traveller preferences become more varied, Trip.com is focused on making travel discovery, planning and booking easier for our users by leveraging our cutting-edge technology and Trip.Best lists, so that travellers can focus on enjoying their travels and relishing the moments that truly matter.” Key trends in Singapore for Eid al-Fitri 2025 While places closer to home like Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur continued to top the list of most popular destinations among travellers from Singapore, secondary cities like Guangzhou and Osaka have surged in popularity, entering the list of top 10 destinations for Singaporeans during Hari Raya season for the first time.  In addition, demand for travel to destinations like Chongqing, Chengdu, Busan, Shenzhen, Xiamen and Ipoh more than doubled year-on-year, showing Singaporeans’ desire to head down paths less travelled for new discoveries and experiences. Beyond visiting destinations in Asia Pacific, Singaporeans are also venturing further. Indeed, bookings for travel to Spain, Switzerland, France, Italy, United Kingdom, Canada and Germany during the 2025 Hari Raya season more than tripled compared to the year before.  Some took their journeys even further to Lima, Peru, the furthest destination booked by a Singapore traveller this Hari Raya.  This signals a shift in preferences, with Singaporeans venturing to further-flung destinations rich in culture, nature and novelty. At the same time, it was noted that Singaporeans are taking longer trips, with the average trip length rising to 9.19 days in this year’s Hari Raya season from 8.38 days last year.  Trip.com’s data revealed that Singaporean travellers spent 5.9 percent more on international flights and hotels compared to the same period last year, signalling continued interest in seeking value for money on their trips.

Air

AirAsia Philippines forward bookings for April/May hit 500K

With the vacation season coming up in the Philippines, AirAsia Philippines reports that it has received more than 500,000 forward bookings for April and May. In the same statement released on Monday, 31st March, the low-cost airline also announced that Boracay was the top destination among the domestic routes booked by passengers. The airline also noted a significant increase in demand for Cebu, Iloilo, Palawan, and Tagbilaran. In terms of global routes, the most popular bookings were for Taiwan and Japan. Seats up for grabs With the Holy Week and summer holidays coming up, AirAsia Philippines also announced a seat sale which kicked off on the 31st and will run until Sunday, 6th April. Fares can go as low as PHP 44 each on over 400,000 seats and may be booked for trips flying between 31st March and 30th September 2025. According to airline spokesperson Steve Dailisan: "Coupled with a lower fuel surcharge cost for the month of April, there’s no stopping from making that memorable trip, affordable and within reach.”

Cambodia

Jaya House Siem Reap reports 18% increase in bookings compared to 2024

Monks in Siem Reap, Jaya House River Park   This promising surge reflects the growing allure of Cambodia during its verdant green season (May to October).Jaya House River Park, has reported a 18% rise in bookings throughout Q1 2025 compared to 2024, with significant growth from UK and US travellers, and a positive outlook for the coming months. The increase highlights renewed confidence in Cambodia as an exotic and affordable destination, particularly amongst international newlyweds choosing Southeast Asia for their honeymoon. The hotel has also seen an increase of first-time Asia visitors this year, who are selecting Cambodia as their destination of choice, whilst the average length of stay has also increased to an average of 5 nights per booking, reflecting an appetite amongst travellers to stay longer and immerse themselves in the city. Bolstering Cambodia’s tourism revival, airlines such as Emirates and Turkish Airlines are expanding routes to the country. Emirates will launch a three-times-weekly service to Siem Reap via Bangkok from Dubai on 3rd June 2025, enhancing access to Angkor Wat and reinforcing its role as a long-haul travel hub. In 2024, Cambodia welcomed 6.7 million international tourists, and with improved connectivity and rising demand, the outlook for 2025 remains strong. “It seems that Europe and the USA has finally discovered Cambodia as a spectacular destination in the green season (my personal favourite time of the year). With Southeast Asia becoming more  accessible to long haul travellers, we’re welcoming a new influx of international guests who are curious to experience the region in style.  Siem Reap stands out from other Southeast Asian cities due to its ancient cultural heritage, strong sense of community and natural beauty. It’s great to see more visitors from the UK and USA choosing Jaya House as their base to explore it all.”  Says Christian de Boer, Managing Director, Jaya House River Park. A leader of style and substance, Jaya House has been voted the #1 hotel in Cambodia for the last 6-years running and is located on the banks of the Siem Reap river, with 36 spacious guest rooms and suites.      

Asia

Northeast Asia to break US$30 billion in online travel bookings by next year

In its latest market report, global travel marketing research firm Phocuswright declares that online is the way to success for Northeast Asia’s travel sector. According to the firm’s Northeast Asia Travel Market Report 2023-2027, the region will break through another barrier in online travel bookings by 2026, reaching $30 billion. For this to occur, there are several forces already at play, namely new demand, demographics, as well as strategic dynamics. These elements are expected to further reshape travel across the decade as the slump-to-recovery period will transform into stepped growth of overall gross bookings through 2027. Phocuswright noted that the powerful upturn in travel activity across Northeast Asia saw gross bookings surge by 116 percent to reach $44.6 billion.  Gross travel bookings are forecast to record a healthy growth of 15 percent in 2024, to reach $51.3 billion while annual expansion will moderate to reach $60.3 billion in 2027. A palpable shift to online transactions The report finds that the mindset shift towards e-commerce and app-enabled travel and lifestyle services is irreversible and is being reinforced by new smart-tech and AI travel booking tools. Online gross bookings quickly regained momentum once borders reopened to ease past the 2019 level of $15.6 billion in 2023 with $21.3 billion and are projected to smash through the $30 billion barrier in 2026, when online penetration will reach 57 percent of all bookings.  However, the report states: “This may prove an under-estimation should the AI revolution have a dramatic impact on travel booking in a region renowned for its swift adoption of life-enhancing consumer technology.” Yeoh Siew Hoon, founder of Web in Travel (WiT) explained further: “Northeast Asia, as a region, remains the powerhouse of travel in Asia Pacific and last year, after a tepid couple of years, the region asserted itself and we’ve seen all kinds of dramatic activity happening – from airlines launching of new routes to hotel development across the region. Underpinning all this is the fast pace of technology that is upending traditional models, and everyone has to keep up and stay on top of traveller trends and technology innovation.” Strong contributors The Phocuswright report further points out that North Asian markets, particularly South Korea, Taiwan, and China, remain the strongest contributors to sectoral growth. Korean outbound travel was the story of 2024, as South Korean travellers now average 0.56 outbound trips per year, reportedly the highest among all Asian countries, and over 30 percent of these travellers choose Japan as their primary destination.  According to the Korea Tourism Organisation, Korean outbound in 2024 reached 99.4 percent of 2019 levels to touch 28,696,435.  In 2019, the total was 28,714,247. In destinations such as Vietnam, Korea surpassed China to become the number one market in 2024. Taiwanese travellers make an average of 0.51 trips per year, closely mirroring South Korea’s travel frequency; and approximately 26 percent of Taiwanese outbound travellers visit Japan. The Phocuswright report also pointed to the stimulative force of Northeast Asia's primary travel influencer, China, reasserting itself after a tepid 12 months since its borders reopened in 2023.  Per the report: “This boosted the visitor economies in South Korea, Hong Kong and Macau, but the impact was sub-par in Taiwan. In September, China, South Korea and Japan set a mutual target to share 40 million inbound arrivals by 2030. In November, China simplified ‘cross-boundary' travel measures to expedite border clearance between the mainland, Hong Kong and Macau.” Also, airlines reactivated more dormant routes and launched new destination pairs regionally. Hotels fared better than in any year since 2019, but downward pressure on rates remains.  Rail and car rental bookings, on the other hand, benefited from broadening patterns of experiential travel among inbound and domestic trip-takers.

Asia

Trip.com: Lady Gaga concert driving up hotel bookings in Singapore

Trip.com reports a dramatic spike in hotel bookings in Singapore as fans from Asia and beyond secure accommodations for Lady Gaga’s highly-anticipated four-day sojourn in May. Slated for 18th, 19th, 21st, and 24th May, the four performances at the Singapore Indoor Stadium make up the only Asian stop on the global recording artist’s current world tour. As a result, this has driven exceptional interest in travel to the Lion City, and demonstrates Singapore’s growing prominence as an event tourism destination, strategically positioned to attract visitors from across the region.  A significant surge in bookings According to Trip.com, the hotel bookings for the week of 18th to 24th May have already risen by over 202 percent compared to the same period last year.  The surge in bookings also represents a substantial 76 percent increase compared to the following week of 25th to 31st May.  That said, Trip.com anticipates that the number of bookings will increase once more fans are able to secure tickets to the concerts closer to May. It was likewise noted that the bulk of international bookings are coming from China, Malaysia, Japan, the Philippines, and South Korea. At the same time, budget-conscious travellers are driving 38 percent of searches for accommodations toward 3-star and below hotels, compared to just 18 percent for the following week. According to Trip.com general manager Edmund Ong: “Event tourism is a huge catalyst for travel around the world, and we believe the entire travel ecosystem in Singapore, comprising both the public and private sectors, is not just harnessing but also generating such demand in a very meaningful manner.”

India

ixigo records strong YoY bookings during Maha Kumbh Mela with 5.4x flight, 4x train & 20x bus surge

ixigo reveals a massive surge in travel bookings to Prayagraj during the Maha Kumbh Mela (January 13 - February 26, 2025). Flight bookings witnessed 5.4x YoY demand, with nearby airports in Lucknow and Varanasi witnessing 69% YoY growth. Train bookings saw a 4x YoY rise, while bus bookings saw the highest surge at 20x YoY, underscoring strong demand across all segments for the world’s largest spiritual gathering. Gen Z & solo travellers drive historic travel boom to Prayagraj for Maha Kumbh 2025 Booking data from ixigo’s bus business, AbhiBus, highlights a surge in young travelers, with those aged 20-25 making up 26% of total bus bookings. Gen Z bus travelers saw a remarkable 20-fold YoY increase during the Kumbh Mela, and 50% of all bus passengers heading to Prayagraj were under the age of 30. Key origin cities contributing to the surge in demand across the ixigo Group included New Delhi, Mumbai, Kanpur, Meerut, Varanasi, Lucknow, Jaipur, Ranchi, and Ayodhya. A significant shift in travel behavior was also observed, as solo travelers dominated train bookings, making up 60% of the total, surpassing group travel. Speaking on this, Aloke Bajpai, Group CEO, ixigo, said: “The Maha Kumbh Mela has spotlighted the rapid rise of spiritual tourism in India, with a remarkable surge in participation from young travelers. Our data shows that Gen Z and millennials are increasingly embracing cultural and religious journeys, making experiential travel the new norm. As faith-based tourism evolves, the future of travel will be driven by seamless multimodal connectivity - ensuring greater accessibility and convenience for a new generation of spiritually inspired explorers.” Booking data and trends from ixigo Group for Maha Kumbh 2025 ixigo Flights Flight bookings to Prayagraj surged 5.4x YoY Nearby airports (Lucknow & Varanasi) have seen a  69% YoY growth Top origin cities: Mumbai, Bengaluru, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Pune, Kolkata, Chennai, Goa, and Bhubaneswar   ixigo Trains & ConfirmTkt Train bookings to Prayagraj surged 4x YoY Solo travellers made up 60% of total train bookings, surpassing group bookings Top origin cities: New Delhi, Mumbai, Kanpur, Meerut, Varanasi, and Lucknow   AbhiBus Bus bookings to Prayagraj surged 20x YoY Young travellers, aged 20-25, accounted for 26%of the total bus bookings Top origin cities: New Delhi, Hyderabad, Lucknow, Nagpur, Bengaluru, Jaipur, Ranchi, and Ayodhya During Kumbh, the number of Gen Z bus travelers increased 20-fold compared to the previous financial year. 50% of the bus passengers traveling to Prayagraj were under 30 years old. The most expensive bus seat ever sold was in February 2025 for the Vijayawada-Varanasi route at INR 14,860 for a seat.   AIRFARES OF PRAYAGRAJ, LUCKNOW, VARANASI DURING AND POST-MAHA KUMBH MELA Origin City Destination City Average fare for travel on 01 Feb - 06 Feb 2025 *Advance Purchase of 0-7 days Average fare for travel on 27 Feb - 04 Mar 2025 Advance Purchase of  0-7 days Percentage Decrease in Air Fares Post Kumbh New Delhi Prayagraj 15763 4360 ⇩ 72% Mumbai Prayagraj 18343 6037 ⇩ 67% Kolkata Prayagraj 14051 5398 ⇩ 62% Bengaluru Prayagraj 27330 7200 ⇩ 73% New Delhi Lucknow 7905 4141 ⇩ 47% Mumbai Lucknow 16901 7928 ⇩ 53% Bengaluru Lucknow 18589 7356 ⇩ 60% New Delhi Varanasi 9570 5868 ⇩ 39% Mumbai Varanasi 17847 7940 ⇩ 55% Kolkata Varanasi 10130 6926 ⇩ 32% Bengaluru Varanasi 18200 6307 ⇩ 65%      

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