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Three Centara properties recognised at 2025 Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific

Thai hospitality management company Centara Hotels & Resorts announced that three of its properties won awards at the Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2025. These latest citations reaffirm the brand’s growing global presence and reputation for delivering distinctive guest experiences. Centara Hotels & Resorts’ chief operating officer Michael Henssler declared: “We are honoured to be recognised by Travel + Leisure’s readers and the global travel community. These accolades are a reflection of our team’s passion, the evolving strength of our luxury and boutique offerings, and our ongoing commitment to creating meaningful stays that connect guests with the heart of each destination.” Voted by Travel + Leisure’s discerning international readers, the annual awards honour the finest in luxury travel, celebrating destinations, resorts, and travel experiences that set the benchmark across the region. Award-winning properties This year, Centara received accolades for the following properties: Centara Reserve Samui Rose two positions to 7th place in Thailand’s Beach + Island Resorts category, highlighting its bespoke luxury, curated wellness offerings, and immersive oceanfront setting on Chaweng Beach. Machchafushi Island Resort & Spa Maldives, The Centara Collection Named 2nd best House Reef in the Maldives, praised for its pristine marine ecosystem and effortless reef access that captivates snorkellers and divers alike. Roukh Khiri Khaoyai, The Centara Collection Awarded 8th best Upcountry Hotel in Thailand, recognised for its serene hilltop setting, personalised hospitality, and barn-house inspired contemporary design. These achievements mark another milestone in Centara’s mission to share the warmth of Thai hospitality with the world, while evolving to meet the needs of today’s luxury travellers. As the group continues its international expansion, Centara remains dedicated to crafting meaningful stays inspired by culture, connection, and care: hallmarks of the Centara experience.

ATIA launches its national TravelTick directory

The Australian Travel Industry Association (ATIA) just ushered in a new era of visibility and consumer trust for accredited businesses through the launch of TravelTick. TravelTick is ATIA’s exclusive national directory showcasing accredited travel professionals across Australia. Developed to drive consumer enquiries directly to accredited members, TravelTick may only be accessed by ATIA Accredited businesses. ATIA chief executive Dean Long said of the innovation: “TravelTick gives the industry and searching consumers what they’ve been asking for: a simple, trusted way to find qualified travel professionals. We know that making it easier to find an accredited agent or tour operator is what our members want us to do.” Indeed, TravelTick is the latest milestone in ATIA’s work to lift consumer awareness, strengthen member value, and reinforce the importance of booking with an ATIA Accredited business. Benefits for accredited businesses Inclusion in the directory highlights the credibility of ATIA Accredited businesses. Likewise, it showcases their services and specialisations, whilst making it easier than ever for Australians to book with confidence. With over 120,000 consumers visiting ATIA’s platforms in the past year, the demand for trusted travel providers is clear. TravelTick answers this call, enabling consumers to search, discover, review and enquire with accredited operators who have met Australia’s leading travel business standards. All accredited businesses have been pre-loaded into the directory, and members are now invited to update their profiles with images, descriptions, niche specialisations, and service information. As Long puts it: “ATIA is focused on delivering results for our members. TravelTick puts their business in front of consumers and drives real opportunities straight to their inbox. This is about positioning our members as the most credible, consumer-ready providers in the market. In light of recent non-accredited businesses entering insolvency, it has never been more important to make it easier for people to find our members.”

78.8% of Saudi travellers go solo this summer: Wego

Representative Image, Happy couple in Turkey. Wego, the Middle East's online travel marketplace, has revealed a shift in travel patterns for summer 2025, highlighting a sharp rise in solo travel and a growing demand for luxury accommodations among Saudi travellers. Single travellers now account for 78.82% of bookings, driven by youth seeking personal exploration, study, or business opportunities. As informed by a news report in TradeArabia News Service. Luxury travel continues to dominate, with five-star hotels making up 40.92% of bookings and four-star hotels at 32.22%. The data points to a new era of Saudi tourism, driven by visa flexibility, value for money, and access to authentic cultural offerings. Egypt, India, Pakistan, and Türkiye remain the top-searched destinations among Saudi travellers, with Pakistan showing a 4.78% year-on-year surge in interest despite a 21.29% rise in airfares. European countries like Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Italy saw moderate increases in search activity, while Asian destinations like Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines continue to attract tourists with their natural beauty, rich traditions, and affordable prices. Vietnam has emerged as one of the fastest-growing travel options, with a 322.43% increase in searches compared to last year. Industry experts attribute this trend to the launch of luxury halal-compliant resorts and a 43.06% drop in average airfare prices from Saudi Arabia. Armenia is also drawing increased interest from Saudi travellers, with a 142.68% jump in search volume following the government's recent decision to waive visa requirements for Saudi citizens starting July 2025. "We are witnessing a clear shift among Saudi travellers toward discovering destinations that offer deeper cultural and experiential value," said Mamoun Hmidan, Chief Business Officer at Wego. "Summer 2025 reflects this transformation in travel behavior, where the focus is not just on the destination itself, but on the richness of the journey." "The rise in interest for Vietnam and Armenia underscores the growing demand for diverse, value-driven travel experiences. At Wego, we aim to empower travellers with data and insights that help them make confident, personalised choices."

Rise in Indian Travel to Southeast Asia: Agoda

Tasik Dayang Bunting, Langkawi, Malaysia The landscape of international travel for Indian passport holders is undergoing a transformation, courtesy the growing trend of relaxed visa policies across Southeast Asia. This shift is not only breaking down logistical barriers but also encouraging an increase in international travel, particularly to destinations that have recently simplified entry requirements. Data from digital platform Agoda reveals that Indian travellers are responding enthusiastically to these changes. Comparing accommodation searches made on Agoda between July to December 2024 for check-ins between January to May 2025, against the same timeframe a year earlier, Malaysia, Palau, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka — countries with eased visa requirements — have seen a clear rise in interest. Commenting on the trend, Gaurav Malik, Country Director India, Sri Lanka, and Nepal at Agoda, said: “The easing of visa restrictions across Southeast Asia is a welcome move that resonates strongly with Indian travellers. As barriers to entry fall, we’re seeing a direct impact on travel interest and planning. This new era of accessibility is helping travellers discover not just tourist-favourites like Malaysia, Philippines and Sri Lanka but also hidden gems like Palau. Agoda remains committed to making travel seamless and affordable, and we’re excited to see where this heightened accessibility takes Indian tourists next.” Malaysia truly Asia Malaysia, which introduced visa-free entry for Indian citizens in 2023, recorded a 47% year-on-year (YoY) increase in accommodation searches. Cities like Langkawi (+118%), Kuala Lumpur (+28%) and Highlands (+27%) have seen an increase, indicating renewed enthusiasm for Malaysia’s diverse travel offerings. Similarly, the Pacific Island nation of Palau, despite being a lesser-known gem, witnessed a 49% increase in interest, alongside its recent announcement of visa-free entry for Indian passport holders earlier this month. Better connectivity to the Philippines The Philippines, a long-time favourite for sun-soaked escapes, has also joined the club of visa-friendly destinations for Indians starting this June. Agoda has observed an upward trend in accommodation searches among Indian travellers for the Philippines, contributing to a YoY increase of 26%. The cities of Manila (+43%), Palawan (+30%), and Cebu (+25%) are among the top gainers. Heading to Sri Lanka Finally, Sri Lanka has also seen a 9% overall YoY increase following the country’s decision to grant visa-free access to Indian passport holders last October. Increased interest in destinations like Mirissa (+31%) and Nuwara Eliya (+16%) suggest Indian tourists are eager to explore beyond familiar favourites such as Colombo and Kandy.

Leisure travel is expected to triple in value to $15 trillion by 2040: BCG Report

Leisure travel is set to triple in value by 2040, growing from $5 trillion today to $15 trillion, according to a new report by Boston Consulting Group (BCG). But it’s not international jet-setting fueling the boom. The real engine is closer to home: domestic leisure travel is projected to generate nearly $12 trillion by 2040, while regional travel is set to triple to more than $2 trillion. International travel will grow the fastest but still hold the smallest share—reaching $1.4 trillion. Meanwhile, the next wave of travelers is increasingly coming from emerging markets like China, India, Saudi Arabia, and Vietnam—outpacing traditional tourism heavyweights like the US, UK, and Germany. These are among the findings of BCG’s report, Unpacking the $15 Trillion Opportunity in Leisure Travel, based on a survey of nearly 5,000 travelers across 11 countries, conducted by BCG’s Center for Customer Insight, plus an analysis of travel patterns in 68 markets. "India is poised to become one of the most dynamic leisure travel markets globally. With domestic leisure travel spend projected to grow at 12% annually and international spend at 10% through 2040, Indian travelers are increasingly exploring both their own country and the world. There is a clear shift observed in the travel industry led by younger generations—Millennials and Gen Z—who are not only traveling more, but also seeking experiences that blend value, personalization, and purpose. India also stands out for its strong preference for multigenerational travel and the growing popularity of ‘bleisure’, with over 70% of travelers looking to combine work and leisure. As travel becomes more digital, culturally relevant, and experience-led, India’s rising consumer base will play a pivotal role in shaping the next chapter of global leisure travel.”, said Nitima Malhotra, Partner, BCG. Key Indian Findings: Younger generations in India are 22% more likely to anticipate taking more trips in the next year and also have higher intent to spend more on travel Indian travelers prefer nature, city, beach and cultural destinations (58%), with higher interest in spiritual (10%) than other countries Indian travelers primarily take trips to relax (15%), explore (13%), and escape (11%) with higher focus on religion (6%) than other countries 28% of Indian travelers typically take trips with a partner or spouse and 23% with immediate family; only 9% travel alone Indian travelers are most influenced by activities (18%) and ease of travel (17%) with lower emphasis on cost and family/friends Most Indians plan to combine business with leisure travel; millennials are most likely to do so (35%) 81% of Indian travelers have combined business with leisure travel at least once 59% of Indians use AI tools, while 80% say human touch remains important “With more people taking vacations—and taking them more frequently—we’re seeing a profound shift in who’s traveling, what they expect, and how they plan their journeys,” said Christina Mühlenbein, a BCG managing director and partner, and a coauthor of the report. “New demographics, digital habits, and expectations are rewriting the rules.” Trends Shaping the Traveler of the Future Millennials and Gen-Zers are now the most influential travelers globally.They plan more trips and spend more compared with older generations. These younger travelers are digitally savvy and socially conscious. Once considered niche, solo travel is now mainstream.Today, 18% to 39% of travelers say they take solo trips. This is often driven by younger adventurers seeking cultural experiences, spiritual getaways, or wellness retreats over traditional beach vacations. “Bleisure” travel isn’t just a pandemic-era phenomenon. In China, India, Nigeria, and Saudi Arabia, more than 70% of travelers plan to combine business and leisure trips. This compares with just 15% to 30% in the US, UK, and Germany. What Travelers Want Across all markets, relaxing and spending quality time with loved ones remain top reasons to travel, but how people relax is shifting. While traditional beach getaways, urban adventures, and nature experiences are still popular, BCG’s report finds that travelers are increasingly motivated by cultural exploration, health and wellness retreats, and spiritual or religious journeys. Food tourism is also booming, where Chinese, Vietnamese, and Indonesian travelers ranked food as a top motivator. “People are seeking travel experiences that reflect who they are,” said Dennis Utzerath, a BCG managing director and partner, and a coauthor of the report. “Traditional beach and city getaways haven’t lost their charm. But more and more, travelers are prioritizing meaning, convenience, and personal fulfillment alongside relaxation.” AI Is the New Travel Agent Travelers—especially those from emerging markets—are turning to AI for their trip plans. Many consumers in China (65%), India (59%), Indonesia (58%), and Vietnam (51%) report that they’re using AI-powered tools and chatbots to plan and book trips. But 79% to 85% of travelers from these same markets also say that human touch points remain important. “The travelers of tomorrow look different—who they are, who they travel with (or without), what they expect, and how they make decisions,” said Lara Koslow, a BCG managing director and senior partner, and a coauthor of the report. “To stay relevant, travel companies will need to get ahead of these shifts—or risk being left off the itinerary.”

FCM Travel relaunches ‘Sam’

FCM Travel, a global leader in travel management across nearly 100 countries, is pleased to announce the relaunch of ‘Sam’, which now lives as an advanced intelligence that is set to power every digital experience at the world-renowned corporate travel giant. For customers, Sam will initially come to life as a cutting-edge virtual travel assistant, transforming the experience for travellers, travel bookers, and managers. Available across FCM’s proprietary Platform, app, and browser extension, Sam delivers personalised, efficient, and seamless solutions, making travel smarter and more rewarding for customers globally. Evolved from FCM’s award-winning technology, customers will experience Sam as a conversational AI assistant – one that anticipates user needs, providing real-time answers, along with uniquely tailored recommendations to streamline every aspect of travel. By learning from every single interaction, Sam ensures a consistent, high-quality experience across all touchpoints, empowering users with intuitive support whether booking trips, managing itineraries, or accessing travel insights. “Sam is a game-changer for our customers,” said John Morhous, Global Chief Experience Officer, FCM Travel. “This isn’t just about answering your questions – it’s about creating a travel companion that understands your preferences, simplifies complex tasks, and enhances every journey. “In a sea of sameness, Sam delivers a true alternative by empowering all our travellers, bookers, and managers to focus on what matters most, while giving them the confidence that their travel needs are handled effortlessly. “We pride ourselves on listening to the wants and needs of our customers, and this helps us to guide our innovation drive, allowing us to automate the ordinary to deliver the extraordinary.” Key Benefits of Sam: Real-time solutions: From checking airport security wait times to confirming visa requirements, Sam delivers instant, accurate answers to keep travellers on track • Personalised, proactive support: Sam tailors recommendations based on user preferences, such as suggesting optimal flight classes or loyalty benefits for upcoming trips • Seamless multi-platform access: Whether via mobile, desktop, or chat, Sam provides a consistent and intuitive experience across all channels Unplanned events: Sam will be a traveller’s go-to companion during disruption as it offers a virtual helping hand when it comes to delays, cancellations, and emergencies – surfacing options, policies, and contacts without the traveller even having to ask Enhanced security and compliance: Sam ensures data privacy and compliance with robust, centralised processes, giving users peace of mind Adaptable behind-the-scenes ‘playbooks’ for travel managers: As a connected intelligence, interactions with Sam can be configured to meet customer needs, allowing travel managers to create a unique experience that drives program goals, setting Sam apart from anything currently available on the market. Beyond its customer-facing capabilities, Sam works behind the scenes to unify FCM ’s internal systems, integrating data from multiple sources to create a centralised intelligence, enabling our internal teams to deliver ever-better service and value. “Unlike siloed AI systems, Sam’s shared learning environment not only empowers our customers with a conversational assistant that anticipates their needs, but also enhances our internal operations,” said Morhous. “By equipping our experts with enriched customer profiles and real-time insights, they can deliver our customers a faster, more impactful service. This is about making travel more rewarding and efficient for everyone involved.” Sam in Action: Travellers: “How long is the security line at Heathrow airport right now?” or “Do I have any loyalty benefits for my upcoming trips?” Travel Bookers: “Do I have any travellers in Paris right now?” or “Connect me to an agent.” Travel Managers: “Do any of our travellers have trips to Mumbai in the next few days?” or “What’s the progress on my support ticket?”

6 million + travel products sold during Fliggy 618 Summer Promotion

Representative Image Fliggy concluded its 618 summer promotion with a 25% year-on-year (YoY) increase in Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) for promotional items. This year’s campaign saw a surge in consumer engagement, marked by approximately 30% more transacting users and an impressive 45% YoY increase in GMV for reserved items, solidifying the 618 event as a pivotal period for both travelers and merchants. During the promotion period, a record number of over 6 million travel products were sold, ranging from date-specific travel options to popular "Buy Now, Plan Later" offerings such as multi-trip flight passes, multi-use car rental passes, hotel packages, theme park tickets, and leisure activity bundles. To capture early summer demand, travel merchants leveraged Fliggy’s refined marketing strategies – including flash sales and livestreaming – which proved instrumental in driving significant growth. Over 30% of participating merchants doubled their GMV YoY, while the number of brands with sales exceeding RMB10 million and RMB1 million also saw substantial increases. Strong demand for calendar-based bookings Fixed-date travel products, particularly hotel calendar-rate bookings, saw robust demand during this period. Fliggy hosted multiple flash sales featuring prominent hospitality brands such as Marriott, Hilton, and Banyan Tree, alongside major domestic hotel groups including Wanda and Narada. This approach effectively enhanced member engagement, resulting in a 58% YoY increase in total room nights booked. One flash sale alone generated an additional 597 room nights for a single property. Livestreaming fuels transaction Livestream commerce played an increasingly vital role in this year’s campaign. Fliggy expanded its official livestream channels across various social media platforms, with promotional placements more than doubling YoY. This strategy not only boosted sales but also enabled merchants to build customer connections through brand appeal and unique offerings, rather than relying solely on price competition. The use of cross-channel livestreams contributed to a remarkable 130% YoY increase in GMV generated through this medium. These sessions, hosted by either professional e-commerce live streamers or travel influencers, provided valuable travel and hotel tips, and insights into niche travel trends, deeply engaging with experience-seeking consumers. The average order value (AOV) during the 618 promotion approached RMB5,000 per transaction, demonstrating customers’ willingness to invest in memorable travel experiences. Top travel destinations Domestically, the most popular destinations included Hainan, Guangdong, Zhejiang, Beijing, Yunnan, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, and Sichuan, with the fastest growth observed in central and western regions such as Shanxi, Hubei, Henan, Inner Mongolia, and Xinjiang. For outbound travel, Japan, South Korea, the Maldives, Hong Kong SAR, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Australia, and the U.S. topped the list. Notably, long-haul destinations beyond a four-hour flight radius from China, including Fiji, Spain, the UAE, Switzerland, and Germany, also saw significant momentum. Travelers hailing from Zhejiang, Guangdong, Shanghai, Jiangsu, and Beijing led in summer travel planning, underscoring strong demand from China’s key economic hubs.

Jet2.com and Kyte partner to distribute seats and content to corporate travel companies via API

Representative Image Jet2.com and airline technology company Kyte, announce a distribution partnership in a new move from Jet2.com to connect to more travel sellers including TMCs and Corporate Booking Tools. Seats with Jet2.com, the UK’s third largest airline, will now be available on the Kyte platform, with all ancillaries also available. Kyte is a new-gen airline distribution platform, providing a modern application programming interface (API) that standardises airline NDC and LCC proprietary content, making it easy for airlines and the travel ecosystem to connect. Through Kyte’s interface travel sellers can build connections with airlines to offer the full suite of fares and ancillaries for their end users. Jet2.com’s content from Kyte will also be made available on partner's desktop solutions, such as AirGateway, for those agencies needing a convenient desktop solution. Jet2.com is a leading leisure airline that has developed an industry-leading reputation for VIPcustomer service, operational excellence, and friendly low fares, distinguishing itself in the leisure travel sector. It will operate a fleet of 135 aircraft this summer, which includes Boeing 737 and Airbus A321 neo aircraft, serving a network from 13 UK bases that spans over 75 destinations, primarily across the Mediterranean, Canary Islands, and European leisure cities. Flights withJet2.cominclude a generous 10 kg cabin baggage allowance and VIP customer service, which has helped the airline win a host of awards and maintain customer loyalty. As of this month, Kyte’s platform will provide access to an API-driven user journey in searching and booking Jet2.com flights and ancillaries. Doug Turner, General Manager – 3rd Party Supply & Distribution at Jet2.com said: “We are very excited about this partnership, which enables us to offer our award-winning flights and product to even more markets and customers. We look forward to a successful collaboration with Kyte and to welcoming even more new customers, helping to drive our continued growth, as a result of this agreement.” Alice Ferrari, CEO & Co-founder, Kyte added: “We’re delighted to welcome Jet2.com to the Kyte platform, making their flights and popular ancillary products easily accessible to travel companies worldwide. This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to put advanced, flexible distribution tools in the hands of travel agencies, helping them better serve their customers, whilst driving more value for airlines.”

Dida unlocks the travel power of China’s 618 Shopping Festival

Last Wednesday, June 18th marked China's 618 Shopping Day — the country’s second-biggest online shopping event after Singles Day (November 11th) — yet many in the travel industry, outside China, overlook its significance. Dida, a B2B travel distribution platform specialized in outbound Chinese travel, urges global travel stakeholders to wake up to these high-impact consumer moments and adapt their strategies accordingly. "Many travel brands are missing an important opportunity to access the Chinese Market," says Gareth Matthews, Dida’s Chief Marketing Officer. "618 isn’t just about electronics or fashion, it triggers a mindset of deal-hunting, trip planning and summer travel preparation among Chinese consumers. Brands that tune in can ride the wave of demand. Those that don’t, will miss out in this hugely important market.” Dida’s 618 strategy: A playbook in localized innovation Dida exemplifies what smart, localized adaptation looks like with its Japan Summer Campaign, launched to coincide with 618. The campaign highlights: Exclusivity: Over 50 premium hotels in Tokyo and Osaka available only to Dida clients. Seasonality: Offers are aligned with Japan's summer festivals and anticipation for the Osaka Expo. Technology: AI-driven personalization tailors promotions based on user behavior, maximizing conversion. “We saw a surge in demand the moment we linked packages to the Osaka Expo and summer festivals,” explains Matthews. “Our Expo-linked products sold out within 72 hours.” Strategic advice for industry players: For hotels & destination suppliers “618 is the perfect time to turn exposure into bookings,” observes Matthews. “Hotels that create exclusive partnerships with platforms like ours benefit from targeted visibility during the exact moments Chinese travelers are actively searching. Add in perks like platform-specific discounts, room upgrades, or bundled local experiences, and you're not just selling a room, you’re selling relevance. And don’t underestimate the power of flexibility: free cancellation up to a few days before check-in plays directly into Chinese consumers’ 'stock-up now, decide later' mindset during festivals like 618.” For OTAs & travel platforms Gareth Matthews notes: “If you’re not using AI to deliver hyper-relevant options during 618, you’re invisible. Today’s Chinese traveler expects platforms to serve personalized, bookable itineraries in real time, not generic listings. Integrate visa-free travel tags like ‘No Visa Needed!’ to remove barriers and make decisions easier. And don’t miss the chance to run time-limited, flash sales with layered benefits—like discounts, value-adds, and loyalty points—to create urgency during key cultural moments like 618 and Singles Day.” For destinations & tourism boards “Destinations that align with China’s travel calendar win the long game,” points out Gareth. “618 isn’t just a date—it’s a signal. Destinations should time campaigns around key Chinese holidays and plug into platforms that can reach the right segments. We’ve seen incredible traction when we target niche interests—anime culture, luxury shopping, family travel—with themed packages. Combine that with event hooks like the Osaka Expo, and you’ve got a campaign that sells out in days and builds brand equity for the future.” A wake-up call for global travel brands “If you’re in global travel and not building around China’s cultural calendar, you’re not just missing a trend, you’re missing growth,” concludes Dida’s Chief Marketing Officer. “618 is a signal. The winners will be the ones who listen.” And the final reminder from Dida: “618 isn’t just a date — it’s a mindset. If you’re still treating Chinese travel demand as seasonal or secondary, you’re leaving serious growth on the table. Localization isn’t optional anymore — it’s the new baseline.”

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