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Waldorf Astoria’s Second Southeast Asian Address Takes Shape In Kuala Lumpur

An 8,019-square-foot Waldorf Astoria Suite anchors the hotel's all-suite accommodation strategy in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.

Bahrain’s New Role As Asia’s Gateway To Europe

Gatwick welcomes its 15th Asian route as AirAsia X relaunches Kuala Lumpur service after a 2012 withdrawal.

Hoshino Resorts Completes Seven-Year Conservation Project

Adaptive reuse meets luxury hospitality: Hoshino Resorts preserved red-brick domes, radial corridors, and arched gateways while converting Nara Prison into its tenth HOSHINOYA flagship.

Thailand’s Luxury Outbound Segment Draws Renewed Attention From COMO Hotels And Resorts

The appointment of Jocelyn Whiteside as global director of sales for Thailand and Hong Kong formalizes COMO's deeper push into one of Asia's most sophisticated outbound luxury markets.

Community By Design: How Mber Co-Living Attempts To Engineer Belonging Into A Singapore Residential Building

Purpose-built, not converted. Mber Co-Living & Serviced Apartments resets the benchmark for long-stay accommodation development in Singapore.

NOM In Ho Chi Minh City Wins Inaugural MICHELIN Opening Of The Year Award As Vietnam’s Dining Scene Matures

Vietnam's Bib Gourmand list expanded to 72 establishments in 2026, adding 11 new venues across Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang that offer quality cooking at accessible prices.

From Locavore NXT To National Strategy: How Indonesian Restaurants Are Reshaping Tourism Policy

BBTF 2026 produced roughly 1,300 business appointments across 44 countries, building Indonesia's export-ready tourism product.

China’s Cruise Reach Extends To Port Klang

Itineraries range from two to five nights, with stops at Penang, Langkawi, Phuket, and Nha Trang, before a final repositioning voyage returns the ship to Guangzhou.

Fifteen Airlines, One Terminal, One Summer Peak: HKIA’s T2 Transition Begins

HKIA ranked eighth globally by international seats in 2025, well behind Dubai and Singapore Changi.

SATS Posts Record Earnings Amid Geopolitical Turbulence, Raising Questions About Long-Haul Resilience

With 225-plus stations across 27 countries, SATS handled 9.65 million tonnes of cargo in FY2026, covering routes accounting for more than half of global air cargo volume.

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