Discover the allure of Asia in 2024 with our curated list of the top 10 destinations. From serene Maldivian beaches to the vibrant streets of Thailand, this guide unveils the best of Asia for every type of traveler, highlighting cultural immersion, breathtaking landscapes, and unforgettable experiences.
Malaysia Airlines is offering exciting September promotions on flights from London Heathrow to various destinations in Asia and Oceania, with discounts available on both Economy and Business Class tickets. Travelers can enjoy savings on routes to Kuala Lumpur, Da Nang, Chiang Mai, Bali, Singapore, Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, and Auckland, with booking open until October 3rd, 2024.
Princess Cruises has unveiled its exciting 2026 Japan cruise season, offering an extended itinerary with the Diamond Princess, specifically designed for the Japanese market. The cruise line provides a diverse range of itineraries exploring the country’s cultural treasures, from bustling cities to ancient sites and captivating natural landscapes.
As summer fades and winter’s chill remains on the horizon, autumn in Asia paints a breathtaking canvas. This season offers the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant beauty of nature and experience unique cultural events. From the temples of Japan to the festivals of Bhutan, these five destinations offer an unforgettable autumnal adventure.
Best Western Hotels offers a diverse portfolio of luxury accommodations across Asia, allowing travelers to experience the region’s rich cultures, historical landmarks, vibrant cuisine, and modern attractions. From serene getaways in Bali and Thailand to beachfront retreats in Vietnam and urban comfort in the Philippines, Best Western caters to every type of traveler.
Singapore’s most anticipated travel fair, NATAS Holidays, is back this August! From 16th to 18th at the Singapore EXPO, you’ll find incredible deals on destinations across Asia. This is your chance to explore breathtaking landscapes, rich cultures, and unique experiences at unbeatable prices.
Taiwan’s outbound tourism is experiencing a remarkable resurgence, with Taiwanese travelers venturing across Asia, Europe, and North America. Driven by rising affluence, a strong passport, and a desire for cultural experiences, this sector is booming. Key destinations like Japan, Thailand, and the United States benefit significantly from Taiwanese tourists’ spending. The easing of travel restrictions and tailored travel packages have further fueled this growth, making Taiwan a key player in global tourism.
Travelex has added seven Asian currencies to its Travelex Money Card (TMC), making it easier for travelers to spend money across Asia. The move comes in response to growing demand for Asian currencies as travel rebounds post-pandemic.
Despite the allure of European events like the UEFA European Soccer Championship and the Paris Olympics, Chinese tourists are overwhelmingly choosing Asian destinations for their summer travels. This preference is driven by the convenience of visa-free policies in several Asian countries, with Malaysia, Qatar, Singapore, and the United Arab Emirates leading the way. This trend has led to a surge in tourism in these countries, surpassing pre-pandemic levels. Meanwhile, Europe has also experienced a significant growth in Chinese tourists, particularly linked to major events like the Olympics.
Air Premia, a hybrid airline, has formed a strategic partnership with Korean Air to offer interline tickets, providing passengers with the convenience of booking connecting flights from the Americas to destinations across Asia. Under this agreement, Air Premia passengers can purchase combined tickets for flights originating from key cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, connecting to Korean Air routes via Seoul Incheon International Airport. This partnership expands Air Premia’s network and enhances travel convenience for passengers with seamless transfers and baggage handling.
