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Since 1974, TTG Asia has been providing insightful editorials and in-depth analysis on important travel industry trends in the Asia-Pacific region. Known for its award-winning journalism, this top-notch resource is highly regarded by travel trade experts as their go-to publication.

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Jati Koh Russey | TTG Asia

2 days ago | ttgasia.com | Marissa Carruthers

Jati Koh Russeyis a new luxury private island resort located 10 minutes by speedboat from Sihanoukville on Koh Russey, offering elegant villas, exceptional dining, top-tier wellness and recreational facilities, and impeccable personalised service in a lush, secluded setting LocationLocated just a 10-minute speedboat ride from a private peer in Sihanoukville, Jati is the latest private island resort to enter Cambodia.
NUSTAR Hotel Cebu

4 days ago | ttgasia.com | Rosa Ocampo

NUSTAR Hotel Cebu, the second of three hotels to open at NUSTAR Hotel and Casino, is described as Cebu’s first ultra-luxury hotel – a title it lives up to with its scale, design, and elevated offerings LocationLocated on the 89,000m² Kawit Island in Cebu City’s South Road Properties (SRP), NUSTAR Hotel and Casino is the only integrated resort in the Visayas and Mindanao regions.
Philippine Hotels turn to cloud platform to cut costs and improve efficiency

1 week ago | ttgasia.com | Rosa Ocampo

Small and mid-sized independent properties in the Philippines are adopting Hotelogix’s cloud-based hotel management platform, which reduces costs, offers flexibility, and can be adapted to the scale of each property. CEO and co-founder Aditya Sanghi said Hotelogix’ mobile app makes it easy to manage hotel operations – from bookings, reservations and rates to forecasting rates and accessing guest preferences – anytime and anywhere with a single click.
Positive outlook for Asia-Pacific aviation amid supply and geopolitical pressures: Alton consultants

1 week ago | ttgasia.com | Karen Yue

Ongoing tariff negotiations between global trade markets and the US as well as economic volatility will likely be a blip in the long-term forecast for the aviation industry, which maintains a positive outlook for 2025, especially in the Asia-Pacific region. This view is conveyed through the newly published Aviation Outlook 2025 report by Alton Aviation Consultancy, a global firm with offices in New York, Dublin, Dubai, Hong Kong, Beijing, Singapore and Tokyo.
Positive outlook for Asia-Pacific aviation, but watch for macro challenges: Alton consultants

1 week ago | ttgasia.com | Karen Yue

Ongoing tariff negotiations between global trade markets and the US as well as economic volatility will likely be a blip in the long-term forecast for the aviation industry, which maintains a positive outlook for 2025, especially in the Asia-Pacific region. This view is conveyed through the newly published Aviation Outlook 2025 report by Alton Aviation Consultancy, a global firm with offices in New York, Dublin, Dubai, Hong Kong, Beijing, Singapore and Tokyo.
Japan eyes India as key tourism growth market

2 weeks ago | ttgasia.com | Kathryn Wortley

Japan is focusing on India as a major growth market for tourism following a record number of arrivals from the country in 2024, driven by increased air connectivity, streamlined visa processes, and the depreciation of the yen against the Indian rupee. The uptick in Indian visitors, for both leisure and business travel, is expected to continue through 2025, supported by promotion from the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO), more direct flights, and expanded code-sharing arrangements.
Singapore destination brand presence soars on wings of superstars

2 weeks ago | ttgasia.com | Karen Yue

Singapore sights and locations have been trending high on social media across April and May, riding on the massive global fanbase of two members from Korean boyband BTS.
ANA introduces sign language badge for deaf travellers

2 weeks ago | ttgasia.com | Kathryn Wortley

All Nippon Airways (ANA) has launched a new sign language badge to better support deaf travellers ahead of the 2025 Deaflympics, an international multi-sport competition for deaf and hard-of-hearing athletes, which will be held in Tokyo in November. The move, designed to enhance the airline’s barrier-free services, is part of the ANA Group’s commitment to “creating a sky welcoming everyone”. The new badge depicts a heart formed by two intersecting fingers, symbolising connection through hands.
Virtuoso’s 2025 symposium unites luxury travel leaders | TTG Asia

2 weeks ago | ttgasia.com

Virtuoso recently hosted its annual symposium from May 13-17, 2025, aboard the Crystal Serenity, with 375 leading professionals from 38 countries in attendance. The event brought together influential decision-makers in the luxury travel industry, including Virtuoso’s top leadership, travel agency members, and preferred partners, with support from Abercrombie & Kent, Crystal, AmaWaterways, Barcelona Turisme, The Bicester Collection, Visit Monaco, and Princess Cruises.
2025 cherry blossom season set to break tourism spending records in Japan

3 weeks ago | ttgasia.com | Kathryn Wortley

Spending related to Japan’s hanami (cherry blossom viewing) season is expected to reach a record high this year, with the blooms providing an additional draw for the increasing number of inbound tourists. In January and February 2025, Japan welcomed 5.48 million international visitors, a 28.5 per cent increase year-on-year, despite being the off-peak season, according to the Japan National Tourism Organization.