TTG Asia

3 days ago | ttgasia.com | Rachel AJ Lee

Congratulations on the landmark 60th year! How is Chan Brothers Travel celebrating its 60th birthday? For this special occasion, we are offering exclusive perks and thematic discounts such as a S$600 discount (US$460) for families of six. I’m also planning to plant 60 trees in Singapore as a symbol of our growth and commitment to sustainability. There will also be a celebratory gala dinner to celebrate this important milestone.

3 days ago | ttgasia.com | Karen Yue

Scott Dunn Asia’s general manager Mike Harlow spots new travel desires among the rich – and above all, he observes that luxury travel trends are presenting more opportunities for the industry to support the host community Scott Dunn’s 2025 Luxury Travel Trend Report identifies some interesting trends. Which excite you most, especially when considering the Asia-Pacific traveller profile? One is eclipse chasing, where travellers venture to remote corners of the world to witness celestial spectacles.

1 week ago | ttgasia.com | Kathryn Wortley

One year on since the Japanese speed rail arrived in Fukui prefecture, the latter has been building on its growing tourism ecosystem with new subsidies and tours for international visitors. The Hokuriku Shinkansen was extended 125km along the Sea of Japan coast from Kanazawa, Ishikawa prefecture to Tsuruga, Fukui prefecture in March 2024, improving travel access and shortening travel time from Tokyo to about three hours.

1 week ago | ttgasia.com | Kathryn Wortley

What sparked your interest in the sand dunes? About 40 years ago, I came to visit a friend in Tottori and we went to see the sand dunes. It’s an image I will never forget. Since then, the idea of building a hotel there has always been in the back of my mind. When I joined this company in 2018, I had an opportunity to work with a developer who was looking for some sites in Tottori. I found a site near the sand dunes that was owned by the city, joined the bid and secured the land.

1 week ago | ttgasia.com | Karen Yue

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort will mark its 20th year in operations with a full year of celebrations that will feature new attractions, characters in specially-designed anniversary costumes, anniversary collectibles, limited edition performances and parades – and it is opening its party, from June 2025 to May 2026, to the world.