Travel Weekly Asia

Travel Weekly Asia made its debut in 2002 and has now been a trusted source for industry experts for over a decade. It provides essential insights and updates in the ever-evolving travel sector. Recently acquired by Northstar Travel Media, a prominent provider of business information and marketing solutions for the $300 billion U.S. travel, tourism, and meetings industries, Travel Weekly Asia has introduced a revamped print edition along with a new Global Wrap that delivers news directly to your inbox. Focused on the Asia Pacific region, our publication aims to be a valuable marketing tool for travel agents and a reliable resource for decision-makers. In addition to Travel Weekly Asia, we also have a sister publication, Travel Weekly China, in Asia, and Travel Weekly in North America.

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How will the Pope's death affect travel to Rome?: Travel Weekly Asia

1 day ago | travelweekly-asia.com | Mindy Poder

Pope Francis' passing is impacting travel to Rome. Heed this travel advisor's advice.
Did you know that Sri Lanka has a budget airline?

2 weeks ago | travelweekly-asia.com | Ian Jarrett

FitsAir has launched four times weekly flights to Kuala Lumpur with plans to extend its reach into South-east Asia and the Middle East. But who is FitsAir? The relatively unknown airline began its aviation journey in 1997 as an air cargo carrier. In 2022, FitsAir became the first privately owned airline designated by the Sri Lankan government to operate scheduled international passenger air services out of Sri Lanka. It began operations one year later, using Airbus A320 aircraft.
This is Saudi Arabia’s future city of thrills, culture and speed

2 weeks ago | travelweekly-asia.com | Ian Jarrett

Located 40 minutes from Riyadh, Qiddiya City is one of Saudi Arabia’s visionary giga-projects, spanning across entertainment, sports and culture. Qiddiya City’s ambitious plans include a motorsports track featuring "The Blade," the world’s first cantilevered track section; Falcon’s Flight, the tallest, fastest and longest rollercoaster globally, located within Six Flags Qiddiya City; and the region’s largest water park, Aquarabia Qiddiya City.
A fresh start for Thai Airways post-bankruptcy

2 weeks ago | travelweekly-asia.com | Ian Jarrett

Rejuvenated and rehabilitated, Thai Airways believes it will have plenty to celebrated in 2025, its 65th anniversary. In June, the flag carrier will exit bankruptcy protection, cutting itself loose from its state enterprise past, and resuming operations as a privatised public company. The coming year will also be marked by new aircraft and inflight products, including new uniforms and amenity kits.
Will Trump’s tariffs wreak havoc on travel?

2 weeks ago | travelweekly-asia.com | Brinley Hineman

The US Tour Operators Association (USTOA) advised members of the possible impact of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs announced Thursday. USTOA president and CEO Terry Dale said in an email to members that he asked the association's government affairs firm, Elevate, for its take. Near-term, Elevate said the tariffs could influence foreigners' views of traveling to the US and affect the reputation of American travellers abroad.
Your guide to travelling to Rome during the 2025 Jubilee: Travel Weekly Asia

3 weeks ago | travelweekly-asia.com | Cheryl Teo

With 32 million pilgrims heading to Rome this year, here’s an essential guide for managing tours to the Eternal City.
Hong Kong Sevens brings good fun to the city: Travel Weekly Asia

3 weeks ago | travelweekly-asia.com

Rugby, revelry, and an action-packed weekend: Hong Kong hosted its most iconic sporting event at the new Kai Tak Stadium.
Airfare hikes in 2025 are up in the air

3 weeks ago | travelweekly-asia.com | Ian Jarrett

Listening to aviation experts who predict airfares will drop in 2025 may inspire travellers to start planning their next big trip. But are these industry analysts simply fueling expectations, only for the hope of cheaper fares to vanish as external factors push fares higher? Well, yes and no. After consulting with experts closely involved in shaping airfare trends, it’s clear that the only certainty about 2025 fares is uncertainty.
Is it safe to travel to Thailand now?

3 weeks ago | travelweekly-asia.com | Xinyi Liang-Pholsena

Following a powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake in central Myanmar on 28 March, which sent tremors across Thailand, Bangkok and its surrounding areas have largely returned to normal. While viral footage of the State Audit Office collapse in Bangkok’s Chatuchak district and rooftop swimming pools overflowing spread widely on social media, Thai authorities have reassured tourists that the country is operating as usual.
Google rolls out new travel planning tools

3 weeks ago | travelweekly-asia.com | Brinley Hineman

Google has unveiled new tools that the search giant says are designed to help travellers better plan their trips, including for itinerary curation and lodging. The company announced that it was rolling out new features for its Maps, Lens and Gemini, which will enable users to build itineraries with the help of artificial intelligence and also track hotel prices.