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“Taylor Swift Effect” Hits the Caribbean: Bad Bunny Boosts Puerto Rico’s Tourism
Puerto Rico’s tourism sector is experiencing a historic surge, with hotel occupancy, air travel, and local business activity spiking in response to Bad Bunny’s unprecedented 30-night concert residency in San Juan. Often compared to the “Taylor Swift Effect,” the residency is transforming the island into a top-tier cultural tourism destination—and redefining what off-season travel looks like for the Caribbean. Launched on July 11 and running every weekend through September 14, the concert series at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico has rapidly become more than an entertainment event. It’s a nationwide moment, breathing new life into Puerto Rico’s summer tourism and showcasing the island’s growing capacity to host global-scale residencies. A cultural icon reshaping travel trends Bad Bunny’s global influence is proving a powerful force for Puerto Rico’s economy. As a native of the island, his deep cultural ties have inspired a wave of national pride—and international curiosity. According to Discover Puerto Rico, interest in the island surged following the announcement of the residency, with hotel bookings and online travel searches reaching record highs. The most visible impact has been in San Juan, where hotels are reporting full occupancy on concert weekends. But the effects go far beyond the capital. Tourists are extending their stays and exploring the island’s beaches, forests, and heritage towns—boosting small businesses, restaurants, transport providers, and tour operators across Puerto Rico. From all-inclusive travel packages to late-night bars and boutique hotels, the entire hospitality ecosystem is benefiting. The residency has become a case study in how cultural events can drive economic momentum across sectors, even during traditionally slower travel periods. Global interest, rising infrastructure demands Airlines and airports are also experiencing a spike in activity. Flight bookings to Puerto Rico have increased sharply, with travel agencies now offering bundled packages that include concert tickets, accommodation, and curated local experiences. For the island, this means not just more tourists—but a stronger case for ongoing infrastructure investment to support sustained growth. At the same time, industry insiders are already discussing the longer-term potential. Bad Bunny’s residency positions Puerto Rico as a viable venue for global artists and entertainment promoters, potentially catalysing a wave of future residencies and major events. While the music may fade after September 14, the impact of this residency is expected to last well beyond the final encore. Tourism experts believe this moment could lead to a diversification of Puerto Rico’s visitor offerings—from nature and heritage to year-round cultural programming. The residency also marks a cultural milestone for the Puerto Rican diaspora and global fans alike. For many, attending a concert on the island is a homecoming—an opportunity to connect with community, identity, and place. For others, it’s a first-time journey to a destination that now carries the allure of both global stardom and authentic Caribbean culture.
Kinshasa to Host Inaugural World Music and Tourism Festival
Under the High Patronage of Félix Antoine Tshisekedi Tshilombo, President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kinshasa will host the first-ever World Music and Tourism Festival. UN Tourism joins the event as a supporting partner, reinforcing the shared value of culture and tourism for sustainable development and for building mutual understanding and peace. Held under the theme “The Rumba Route for Peace,” the Festival will highlight how music can connect cultures, strengthen communities, and create opportunities. It also supports national efforts to promote cultural heritage, grow the creative economy and build peace through cultural exchange. Music, Heritage, and Innovation The festival will spotlight Congolese Rumba recognized by UNESCO in 2021 and its role in shaping identity and tourism. UN Tourism’s involvement is part of wider efforts to link cultural assets to inclusive growth and cross-cultural exchange across Africa. A Three-Day Programme of Culture and Collaboration Hosted at the Central African Cultural and Arts Centre (CCAPAC), the Festival will feature Roundtables on: Musical diplomacy for peace Copyrights and fair pay for artists Music and destination branding Youth and digital innovation in culture As well as: A Cultural Village and Exhibition Centre Performances from Congolese and international artists A “Fair Play” Masterclass for artists and entrepreneurs A Rumba-themed welcome, Gala Dinner, and cultural tours As Didier M’Pambia Musanga, Minister of Tourism of the Democratic Republic of Congo, stated: “The Festival will bring together voices to explore how music shapes lives, drives economic opportunity, and through innovation and technology, fosters greater connection among people”. The mix of music, dialogue, and networking reflects the Festival’s commitment to inclusive development, a goal shared by UN Tourism, which supports culture as a driver of sustainable growth and shared prosperity. Celebrating Congolese Creativity The Festival brings together stakeholders from governments, organizations, businesses, and civil society. Confirmed partners include UNESCO, ARIPO, Sony Music Entertainment, Sound Diplomacy, and cultural leaders from Africa, Latin America, and Europe. UN Tourism Secretary-General Zurab Pololikashvili stated, "Music speaks to people everywhere. This Festival is a valuable opportunity to celebrate Congolese creativity while supporting local development, regional cooperation, and international understanding. UN Tourism is proud to support an initiative that reflects the shared potential of tourism and culture to foster peace, build bridges and unlock opportunities." This Festival is a valuable opportunity to celebrate Congolese creativity while supporting local development, regional cooperation, and international understanding ‘For the love of Music’ in Kinshasa Open to the public, professionals, and youth, the Festival invites all to explore the intersection of music, identity, and tourism. From performances to policy talks, it offers a powerful reminder of how culture can serve as a bridge for peace and connection.
Beats, Bund, and Beyond: Tomorrowland to Make China Debut, Turning Up Volume on Music Tourism in Asia
Tomorrowland is going East and indoors. If you're a globetrotting music lover chasing festivals across continents, November 2025 just got a lot more interesting. For the first time ever, Tomorrowland, the world-famous Belgian electronic music festival, is heading to China — and bringing with it a new era of destination music travel. Set for November 22, The Magic of Tomorrowland will take place at Hero Dome, right on Shanghai’s iconic Bund waterfront. This marks the festival's first indoor showcase globally — and its China debut, fusing beats with breathtaking visuals and immersive storytelling. From festival backpacker to luxury event-hopper, music tourism is hitting its crescendo. The global music tourism market is expected to grow from roughly USD 6 billion in 2023 to over USD 6.5 billion in 2025 and this is just the beginning. In the U.S. alone, the music tourism market is projected to reach USD 31.6 billion in 2025. Hence, Tomorrowland entering China will be a significant milestone in this direction. Built around the theme ‘Paperworld,’ the experience promises all the Tomorrowland hallmarks: massive stage designs, sensory theatrics, and a stellar lineup of global headliners and China’s rising stars. It’s not just a music event — it’s a ticket to a different world, wrapped in the vibrancy of one of Asia’s most dynamic cities. “This won’t be a traditional outdoor festival,” said Clinton Lau, Head of Music at INS Land. “It’s been built from the ground up to create intimacy, intensity, and impact — bringing the magic of Tomorrowland to China, reimagined through a local lens.” The festival is a collaboration between Hero Esports, INS Land, Budweiser, and Tomorrowland’s One World Artist agency. Organisers are betting big on cross-cultural exchange, aiming to introduce Chinese artists to the world and bring international talent into China’s buzzing music scene. Dino Ying, Chairman of Hero Esports and INS Land, summed it up: “We’re not just hosting a festival — we’re building a cultural bridge. The Magic of Tomorrowland will set new standards for immersive entertainment in Asia.”
Malaysian tourism ministry holds Hotel Data Refinement Session in Sarawak
The Malaysian Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC), through its agency Tourism Malaysia, organised the Hotel Data Refinement Session with hospitality professionals in Sarawak. This event was held in conjunction with the Presentation of Appreciation Certificates to Hotel Survey Samples in Sarawak on Wednesday, 9th July. The event was held at the Hilton Hotel Kuching and marked the first engagement of its kind for the year. Organised by the Strategic Planning Division of Tourism Malaysia, the session served as a platform to present the latest findings from the quarterly Paid Accommodation Survey (also known as the hotel survey), which captures key performance metrics such as Average Occupancy Rate (AOR), Average Room Rate (ARR), and both foreign and domestic guest arrivals. The session was officiated by Tourism Malaysia’s deputy director-general for planning Shahrin Mokhtar with key tourism and hospitality stakeholders in Sarawak in attendance, including representatives from the Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH) Sarawak Chapter, Malaysia Budget & Business Hotel Association (MyBHA) Sarawak Chapter, Sarawak Tourism Federation (STF), Sarawak Tourism Board (STB), and the National Property Information Centre (NAPIC) Sarawak. Mokhtar remarked that the session was a timely one as the country is in the thick of preparing for Visit Malaysia Year 2026. He said: “Reliable and high-quality data is essential in supporting our national tourism agenda. The hotel survey plays a vital role not only for Tourism Malaysia but also as a key reference for policymakers, investors, and industry stakeholders.” Getting things right In addition to data sharing, a refresher on the survey’s reporting procedures was provided to ensure consistent and accurate data submission. The session was also supported by newly appointed hotel officers in understanding their roles, while offering a platform for industry players to share feedback, challenges, and suggestions to improve the survey’s implementation and relevance. To acknowledge outstanding contributions, Tourism Malaysia also presented certificates of appreciation and Visit Malaysia 2026 promotional materials to hotel operators who have demonstrated exceptional commitment and consistency in data submission. This recognition reflects the agency’s appreciation for their continued support in enhancing national tourism data. Malaysian tourism by the numbers Malaysia continues to experience a strong recovery in tourism. In 2024, the country welcomed 38 million international visitors, reflecting a 31.1 percent increase from 2023 and 8.3% higher than pre-pandemic levels in 2019. The positive momentum has carried into 2025, with 13.4 million visitor arrivals recorded from January to April of this year, representing a 21 percent year-on-year increase. Singapore remained Malaysia’s top source market, followed by Indonesia, China, Thailand, India, Brunei, South Korea, the Philippines, Australia, and the United Kingdom.
SIA and Mandai Wildlife Group Team up to boost tourism to Singapore
The Singapore Airlines (SIA) Group and Mandai Wildlife Group have launched a three-year strategic partnership aimed at enhancing Singapore’s appeal as a top travel destination, co-creating customer experiences through exclusive privileges, and spotlighting the interesting yet crucial work of wildlife conservation for the planet. As part of efforts to boost inbound travel from key international markets, SIA customers will gain access to curated wildlife experiences, exclusive co-branded retail collections, and benefits for visits to the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, home to Singapore’s iconic wildlife parks which actively contribute to regional conservation efforts. As part of the partnership, the SIA Group and Mandai Wildlife Group will also collaborate on wildlife conservation efforts, with SIA providing air travel sponsorships and other forms of logistical support. This may include assistance in transferring animals between Singapore’s wildlife parks and other accredited zoos around the world, as well as the repatriation of wildlife to their native habitats. Vinod Kannan, Senior Vice President Sales and Marketing, Singapore Airlines, said: “This partnership strengthens our ability to offer our customers enhanced benefits, while supporting wildlife initiatives in Singapore and around the world. Combining the Singapore Airlines Group’s global reach with Mandai’s world-class wildlife attractions helps to enhance Singapore’s appeal as a leading global tourist destination.” Belina Lee, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Transformation and Growth, Mandai Wildlife Group, added: “Two iconic Singapore brands have joined forces to create world class experiences for global travellers, that also champion conservation. Every visit supports conservation in our wildlife parks, across Singapore and the region. Together with Singapore Airlines, we are excited to create exceptional “Conservation Included” journeys where travellers can fly, stay, play and explore – right here in Singapore, a true City in Nature.” KrisFlyer members can look forward to launch promotions for two upcoming indoor attractions, Curiosity Cove and Exploria, featuring hypernatural environments and an immersive interactive playscape. These are located at the eastern cluster of the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, which also includes Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, and River Wonders. Members will enjoy additional benefits, including bonus miles when purchasing admission tickets via Pelago, and redemption of miles for upcoming experiences such as Colugo Camp – an all-inclusive camping experience launching in the third quarter of 2025, along with a mystery gift. To promote greater awareness and appreciation of the fascinating world of wildlife, SIA will also feature content related to Mandai Wildlife Group on its KrisWorld in-flight entertainment system from August 2025. Customers can enjoy The Great Migration: First Steps and New Eden, a two-part documentary showcasing the meticulous planning and care behind relocating Jurong Bird Park’s avian residents to their new home at Bird Paradise.
Leechiu Property Consultants: Domestic travel boosting Philippine tourism sector
Philippine real estate advisory firm Leechiu Property Consultants (LPC) reports that domestic travel is what’s spurring on the ongoing recovery of the Philippine travel industry. During the presentation of its Q2-2025 Philippine Property Market Report on Thursday, 10th July, in Makati, LPC executives pointed out that revenues earned from the domestic tourism sector have made up for the shortfall in international arrivals. According to LPC’s director for hotels, tourism, and leisure Alfred Lay: “Domestic travel can do that for a long time, and the long-term goal for domestic tourism would probably be to double the market size within the next five to 10 years.” Lay pointed out that domestic tourism expenditure in 2024 reached PHP3.16 trillion, surpassing the pre-pandemic level of PHP3.14 trillion in 2019. International tourism expenditures, on the other hand, stood at PHP699 billion, up from PHP600 billion pre-pandemic levels, despite missing the 2024 targets. A well-considered forecast Following his presentation, Lay remarked that he expects inbound arrivals this year to reach at least six million. He noted that the arrival of South Korean visitors, the Philippines’ top market, has seen a decline in the past five months, likely due to the negative media coverage in South Korea over security issues in the country. Despite this, however, long-haul tourists are increasing and have offset the decline. The LPC report also saw a 19 percent decline in Korean arrivals from January to May 2025, falling from 682,000 in the first half of 2024 to 552,000. On the other hand, inbound arrivals from the United States, Japan, Australia, and Canada surged between nine and 19.4 percent. Lay further explained that additional routes and flight frequencies may also be expected to sustain this upward momentum. The matter of affordability Lay also addressed recent news reports regarding the affordability of travel to the Philippines, stating that the country only ranks in the middle of the pack in terms of hotel average daily rates (ADR) compared to its Southeast Asian neighbours and competitors. The report pointed out that the Philippines ranks fourth in hotel ADR at PHP6,048, with Thailand (PHP8,171), Cambodia (PHP6,591), and Vietnam (PHP6,359) in the top three places. Lay said: “I would say that we’re still very price competitive across the region, and we will continue to be so for quite a long time.. As we scale, we improve our infrastructure, our transportation costs come down, that will keep us relevant and will improve our numbers over the mid to long-term.”
A price for paradise: New €20 cruise tax rolled out in Santorini to ease tourism pressure
Greece has introduced a new EUR 20 (USD 23) tax on cruise ship passengers arriving in Santorini, in a major move to rein in overtourism and raise revenue for infrastructure upgrades on the famed island. The fee will be implemented from 21 July, targeting visitors arriving by sea, a majority of the island’s 2 million annual tourists. With a population of just 15,000 and only one main port, Santorini has long struggled to balance its soaring popularity with its limited capacity. Authorities say the new tax is part of a broader strategy to reduce congestion, especially during peak travel months, and to manage the growing environmental strain. Concerns about the island’s seismic sensitivity have further underscored the urgency of action. Seasonal fee structure to spread visitor load To avoid overburdening the island during its most crowded periods, Greek officials are introducing a seasonal pricing model for the new entry fee. From July 21 until the end of September, passengers will pay EUR 20. In October, the fee will be reduced to EUR 12, before dropping further to EUR 4 between November and March. The charge will return to EUR 12 during the shoulder months of April and May. This flexible fee system aims to encourage more even tourism flows throughout the year while ensuring critical revenue is collected to invest in the island’s infrastructure and services. The fee mirrors growing frustration across Europe, where residents in major tourist destinations have expressed concern over surging rental prices, stretched public services, and environmental degradation. In 2021, Italy formally banned large cruise ships from the Venice lagoon to address similar issues. Cruise companies claim the tax places disproportionate responsibility on their passengers, while other types of tourists—such as those arriving by air or ferry—remain unaffected. Broader shift in tourism management Greece’s new policy is the latest sign of how governments across Europe are rethinking tourism strategy in a post-pandemic landscape. While international travel continues to surge, destinations like Santorini are seeking new ways to manage footfall while preserving local life and natural resources. With enforcement set to begin in less than three weeks, all eyes are on Santorini to see whether this cruise-specific tax becomes a model for other tourist-heavy islands and heritage sites around the world.
India is fast becoming a vital force in global tourism: Denise Scrafton
Skål International’s 2025 World President. Denise Scrafton made a powerful and symbolic visit to India, a first in many years, reaffirming India’s rising prominence in the global Skål movement. Her presence inspired renewed energy and deeper alignment across clubs, with a focus on future leadership, sustainability, youth engagement, and international cooperation. “India is fast becoming a vital force in global tourism and an emerging powerhouse within Skål. It’s time we lead today to shape a stronger tomorrow — together,” said Denise Scrafton, echoing her presidential theme and setting the tone for her impactful journey. NSN Mohan, Deputy Vice President of Skål International and Director of Region 10 (India), who accompanied her throughout the journey added: “Denise’s visit comes at a time when Skål India (Region 10) is evolving into a mission-driven force in global tourism. We are focused on collaboration, youth engagement, sustainability, and responsible tourism — values that align beautifully with her leadership vision.” Sanjeev Mehra, President of Skål International India, shared: “Her presence energized our movement and inspired our clubs. We are proud of the momentum we’re building — launching new clubs, driving inclusive leadership, broadcasting powerful and meaningful communications. India is on the path to becoming Skål’s top-performing nation. With 91 years of legacy, Skål International stands as the world’s largest and oldest organisation of tourism and hospitality professionals. Remarkably, three of its top ten clubs globally — Delhi, Chennai, and Kolkata —are proudly from India.” Scrafton, who joined Skål in 2002, has held every major leadership role — from President of Skål International Melbourne and Skål International Australia to President of the Skål International Council and now World President. She pioneered the Membership Development Fund and was awarded the prestigious Skål Order of Merit. Her distinguished professional career spans key leadership positions with Flag International and Choice Hotels, and she now works with THSN Hotels and Apartments. Her contributions have earned her national acclaim in the Australian tourism industry. Her first stop was Skål International Chennai, where she participated in a symbolic tree plantation initiative, along with meeting the members of the club reinforcing Skål’s growing focus on sustainability. “It was an honour to welcome World President Denise to Chennai,” said Kamleshwaran P S, President of Skål International Chennai. “Her insights on sustainability and ethical tourism resonated deeply with our members and reaffirmed our commitment to responsible travel.” Next, at the gathering of Skål International Kolkata, Denise relaunched the Young Skål chapter, made possible through the strong support of IIHM and its founder Dr. Suborno Bose. “We are honoured to welcome President Scrafton to Kolkata, the city of joy,” said Amin Asghar, President of Skål International Kolkata. “Her energy and emphasis on youth, women empowerment and innovation are a source of inspiration for all our members.” Lastly, at the Skål International Delhi celebrations, members gathered for a vibrant reception cheering her presence. “Having the World President with us was a moment of pride,” said Ranjit Vig, President of Skål International Delhi. “Her words strengthened our commitment to ethical tourism and elevated the spirit of unity within our club.” Looking ahead, Mehra noted, “All eyes are now on Mumbai. We are gearing up to host a truly historic Skål International India Congress this September. It will be a celebration of our unity, growth, and future.” Mohan added, “After delivering a successful India Congress in Mumbai, our next focus will be the Skål International World Congress 2025 in Cusco, Peru — and we are committed to making that a grand success as well.” In a heartfelt conclusion, Scrafton reflected, “The warmth, professionalism, and passion I’ve experienced here will stay with me forever. Skål International India is not just participating in the global movement — it’s helping shape it. The future of global tourism has a strong Indian heartbeat.” Skål International India proudly rededicates itself to Skål’s enduring mission — promoting sustainability, fostering ethical and visionary leadership, communications and advocacy, and advancing the spirit of “Doing Business Among Friends” across borders and generations. Skål International India, NSN Mohan, Deputy Vice President of Skål International and Director of Region 10 (India), who accompanied her throughout the journey added, “Denise’s visit comes at a time when Skål India (Region 10) is evolving into a mission-driven force in global tourism. We are focused on collaboration, youth engagement, sustainability, and responsible tourism — values that align beautifully with her leadership vision.”
Tourism Authority of Thailand and Fastwork launch third season of Workation Paradise
Together with digital platform Fastwork, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) officially launched the third season of the Workation Paradise Throughout Thailand campaign. This unique endeavour offers a wide range of travel benefits to modern professionals. Tailored to the lifestyle of today’s digital generation, the initiative aims to attract quality travellers, including digital nomads, expatriates, and freelancers, who blend work and travel seamlessly. The Workation Paradise initiative is part of the Amazing Thailand Grand Tourism and Sports Year 2025, which is central to Thailand’s push to attract 39 million international visitors and generate over 3 trillion Baht in tourism revenue. By championing the growing “workation” trend where professionals blend work with travel, TAT aims to promote regional income distribution, support cultural preservation, and position Thailand as a top destination for the global mobile workforce. A significant collaboration In her remarks, TAT governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool declared: “Season 3 marks a significant collaboration with Fastwork to extend our reach and deliver targeted activities that engage high-value travellers more effectively. The campaign supports tourism businesses, encourages longer stays and greater spending, and fosters cross-regional travel. Most importantly, it connects diverse destinations with flexible work experiences, driving long-term benefits for Thailand’s culturally rich, high-potential communities.” Fastwork Technologies chief executive CK Cheong added: “Fastwork is proud to partner with TAT on the Workation initiative, as it represents the future of work, one that benefits both individuals and organisations. We’re championing the concept of working from anywhere, which also contributes to income distribution across regions. We remain committed to our vision as a platform enabler, empowering people to shape their own work and lifestyle choices. Our goal is to help a new generation embrace work-life harmony, a concept rapidly becoming the norm in today’s digital world.” The campaign offers exclusive discounts from over 200 leading establishments in accommodation, dining, and co-working spaces. Participating brands include Sri Panwa, Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket, Hyatt Regency Hua Hin, The Zign Pattaya, and Aana Resort and Spa Koh Chang, as well as Home Phutoey River Kwai Resort, The Bayview Pattaya, Vana Nava Water Jungle, Bar B Q Plaza, Oasis Spa, and more. The campaign will be done in two rounds, opening on the 25th July and 25th August respectively. Offers under the campaign will be made available through two key promotional activities: The Team Travel Workation: Powered by TAT campaign allows travellers to redeem curated perks from participating businesses and, by visiting those venues, enter for a chance to win special group travel packages and a range of prizes; and The 100 Baht to Work and Travel promotion, launched in collaboration with Fastwork via its official website, offers premium travel and lifestyle vouchers for just 100 baht each.
Tourism Authority of Thailand strengthens partnerships with the aviation sector
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) hosted its Airline Focus Partnership Meeting on Monday, 7th July, to coordinate efforts with over 50 airlines and key tourism stakeholders ahead of the peak travel season in the fourth quarter of the year. Representing TAT at the 7 July meeting were two deputy governors for international marketing Chiravadee Khunsub (Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and the Americas) and Pattaraanong Na Chiangmai (Asia and the South Pacific). Among those in attendance were representatives from the Airline Operators Committee, Airports of Thailand (AOT), International Air Transport Association (IATA), Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT), and U-Tapao Airport Authority. Participating airlines included Aeroflot, Qatar Airways, Emirates, Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways (ANA), Air China, Cathay Pacific, Malaysia Airlines, Philippine Airlines, Thai Airways International (THAI), Thai AirAsia, Bangkok Airways, and Nok Air. Boosting arrival numbers through cooperation The meeting aimed to boost international arrivals through joint marketing, increased flight capacity, and enhanced connectivity. This will entail aligning campaigns with traveller behaviour to stimulate spending and support local economies. From January to June 2025, Thailand recorded over 16.68 million international arrivals, with 24.59 million inbound seats, reflecting a seven percent year-on-year increase and 88 percent above pre-COVID levels. Strong growth came from Russia, the UK, Germany, France, the US, Malaysia, China, India, South Korea, and Japan.
Seoul Tourism Organization
Seoul Tourism Organization, Samil-daero, Jeo-dong 1(il)-ga, Jung District, Seoul, South Korea South Korea
New Caledonia Tourism (Horus Development)
Office de tourisme du Grand Sud, New Caledonia New Caledonia
Dubai Tourism Services
Office 120, Al Salam Residence - Bur Dubai - Dubai - United Arab Emirates
South Australian Tourism Commission
250 Victoria Square, Adelaide
Busan Tourism Authority
Busan Tourism Organization Arpina, Haeundaehaebyeon-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan, South Korea South Korea
Mekong Tourism
Pu'Er Mekong Tourism Co.,Ltd., Simao District, Puer, China China
Mekong Tourism
Pu'Er Mekong Tourism Co.,Ltd., Simao District, Puer, China China
Gangneung Tourism Organization
Gangneung Tourist Hotel, Geumseong-ro, Seongnae-dong, Gangneung-si, Gangwon-do, South Korea South Korea
Tourism and Events Queensland
Tourism and Events Queensland, Saint Pauls Terrace, Fortitude Valley QLD, Australia Australia
Singapore Tourism Board (STB)
Orchard Spring Lane, Singapore Tourism Board, Tourism Court, Singapore Singapore
Tourism New Zealand
Tourism New Zealand Nelson Street, Auckland CBD, Auckland, New Zealand New Zealand
Phuket Hotels for Islands Sustaining Tourism Phuket (PHIST 2025)
Get ready for PHIST 2025 - a learning event for eco-warriors and sustainability champions coming together to make a positive impact!
Phuket’s New Wellness Trends for Hotels, Tourism, and Real Estate
The C9 Sessions : Learn the latest insights and trends in Asia’s most dynamic resort destination, Phuket with series of conversations.
Vietnam Tourism Open 2024
The Vietnam Tourism Open 2024, hosted by GolfLux, is set to be a remarkable event in the world of amateur golf, taking place from March 17 to 21, 2024, in Hanoi, Vietnam. This tournament, organized in collaboration with the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism, aims to showcase Vietnam's rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes, alongside promoting its burgeoning tourism industry.
Phuket Hotels for Islands Sustaining Tourism (PHIST 5)
PHIST (Phuket Hotels for Islands Sustaining Tourism) 2022 is an innovative event rallying the hotel industry and its stakeholders to discuss both environmental sustainability and social impact and governance.
Beyond Covid-19: Global Tourism’s New Normal
The Hong Kong Tourism Board is proud to present the world's very first industry forum, joined by top leaders, to discuss new trends on tourism from Hong Kong to Mainland and from Asia to the world in the post-COVID era.
World Travel Mart 2025
The world’s most influential travel and tourism event For decades, World Travel Market London has been at the heart
ITE HCMC 2025
The 19th International Travel Expo Ho Chi Minh City – ITE HCMC 2025 is set to return from September 4th to 6th, 2025, in vibrant Ho Chi Minh City
TDM Global Summit Singapore 2025
Join us for a unique opportunity to connect with 200+ industry leaders from Hoteliers and other industry high flyers as we explore the future of travel and hospitality in Singapore and beyond
Hoskar Night – Phnom Penh
Kicking off the proceedings on June 4th at Rosewood Phnom Penh will be a private Developers’ seminar from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. This session will explore Cambodia’s hospitality market, including branded residences, design innovation and real estate opportunities.
TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards Indonesia 2025
Introducing the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards, a prestigious awards programme recognising the pinnacle of excellence in the travel industry. With a keen focus on honouring the best hotels, airlines, airports, cruise lines, tour operators and travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology, projects, and initiatives, the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards programme aims to spotlight key players that consistently redefine industry standards and elevate customer experiences.
Digital Travel APAC Singapore – 12-13 August
The Premier Gathering for Digital Innovators from APAC's Top Airlines, Hotels, OTAs and more
PATA Travel Mart 2025 – Bangkok, Thailand
PATA Travel Mart (PTM) is one of Asia Pacific’s longest-standing international travel trade exhibitions featuring unparalleled networking and contracting opportunities to help travel and tourism organisations access decision-makers, meet new clients, expand their networks, establish new relationships and consolidate existing business partnerships.
PATA Annual Summit 2025 – Turkiye
This PATA Flagship event embraces a global tourism forum, a technical tour to explore the hosting destination, and the Association’s annual meetings. The event brings together international thought leaders, industry shapers, and senior decision-makers who are professionally engaged with the Asia Pacific region.
13th Macao International Travel Expo (MITE)- 25April to 27April 2025
In 2025, the the 13th MITE will adhere to the principle of “Multi-dimensional Cooperation among Macao, Mainland China and International Market” to proactively engage more participation from the international tourism industry, exhibitors, buyers and trade visitors. The MITE will give support to Macao’s “1+4” adequate diversification development and to build Macao into the World Centre for Tourism and Leisure.
TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards Hong Kong 2026
Introducing the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards, a prestigious awards programme recognising the pinnacle of excellence in the travel industry. With a keen focus on honouring the best hotels, airlines, airports, cruise lines, tour operators and travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology, projects, and initiatives,
TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards Asia 2025
Introducing the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards, a prestigious awards programme recognising the pinnacle of excellence in the travel industry. With a keen focus on honouring the best hotels, airlines, airports, cruise lines, tour operators and travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology, projects, and initiatives, the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards programme aims to spotlight key players that consistently redefine industry standards and elevate customer experiences.
TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards Malaysia 2025
Introducing the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards, a prestigious awards programme recognising the pinnacle of excellence in the travel industry. With a keen focus on honouring the best hotels, airlines, airports, cruise lines, tour operators and travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology, projects, and initiatives, the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards programme aims to spotlight key players that consistently redefine industry standards and elevate customer experiences.
TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards Thailand 2025
Introducing the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards, a prestigious awards programme recognising the pinnacle of excellence in the travel industry. With a keen focus on honouring the best hotels, airlines, airports, cruise lines, tour operators and travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology, projects, and initiatives, the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards programme aims to spotlight key players that consistently redefine industry standards and elevate customer experiences.
TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards Middle East 2025
Introducing the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards, a prestigious awards programme recognising the pinnacle of excellence in the travel industry. With a keen focus on honouring the best hotels, airlines, airports, cruise lines, tour operators and travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology, projects, and initiatives, the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards programme aims to spotlight key players that consistently redefine industry standards and elevate customer experiences.
ITB China 2025 – Shanghai, 27-29May
ITB China is the leading B2B-Exclusive trade show focused on the Chinese Travel Market. At ITB China in Shanghai, we bring together top and hand-selected buyers from Greater China with industry professionals from all over the world. We provide various networking events and a unique state-of-the-art matchmaking system to enhance networking and maximize business opportunities at our travel expo. Coinciding with our travel fair, the