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Centara Looks at 20 Properties in Vietnam until 2024

Centara Hotels & Resorts, one of Thailand’s top hotels company, revealed recently to look at least for 20 new hotels across Vietnam in the next five years. Centara Hotels group is already present in the [Read More...]
Malaysia

Could Singapore Airlines Expanded Cooperation Help Saving Malaysia Airlines?

Could the recent announcement of a wider cooperation between Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines help the Malaysian carrier attracting interest of new investors as Malaysia’s flag carrier continues to struggle for its survival… There is [Read More...]
Market Strategies

TAT Moves Closer to a Quality over Quantity Tourism Strategy in Thailand

Gearing up to mark its 60th anniversary in 2020, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has reaffirmed its commitment to making travel and tourism the kingdom’s most environmentally sustainable, quality-oriented and culturally vibrant sector in [Read More...]
Culture

UNESCO Nominates Three New ASEAN Sites on the World Heritage List

During its annual meeting in Baku , the World Heritage Committee inscribed 22 cultural sites on UNESCO’s World Heritage List until July 7. Among them are three sites located in Southeast Asia including Myanmar, Indonesia [Read More...]
Culture

Taking A Magic Carpet Ride For Aladdin in Singapore

Singapore is the only city in Southeast Asia to welcome the Broadway-hit musical Aladdin, which already attracted some ten million people around the world since it started in New York in 2014. This will be [Read More...]

Centara Looks at 20 Properties in Vietnam until 2024

Could Singapore Airlines Expanded Cooperation Help Saving Malaysia Airlines?

TAT Moves Closer to a Quality over Quantity Tourism Strategy in Thailand

UNESCO Nominates Three New ASEAN Sites on the World Heritage List

Taking A Magic Carpet Ride For Aladdin in Singapore

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