TTG Asia

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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Tourism Industry Aotearoa deepens capability building investments

6 days ago | ttgasia.com | Karen Yue

The association for New Zealand’s travel and tourism businesses, Tourism Industry Aotearoa (TIA), is working with government agencies and academics to identify future skillsets needed in the industry and develop relevant courses in response, and has introduced a data insights resource to help members access “good information for good decisions”.
Working up a pure appetite

1 week ago | ttgasia.com | Karen Yue

Tourism New Zealand has been busy in Asian traveller markets, inspiring visitation among consumers with innovative destination campaigns and inking trade partnerships to convert interest into bookings, shares Gregg Wafelbakker, general manager Asia Last July, you shared with us Tourism New Zealand’s intentions to drive year-round tourist arrivals, particularly through encouraging visitation during the off-peak seasons from March to November. How is that coming along?
Asian passenger numbers climb for Air New Zealand

1 week ago | ttgasia.com | Karen Yue

Air New Zealand is welcoming more Asian passengers onboard, with strongest growth seen in Singapore and Indonesia. The upward trend reflects destination New Zealand’s growing visitor arrivals from Asia, noted Imogen Thornton, Air New Zealand’s head of South and South East Asia. The airline recorded an increase of more than 40 per cent in Singapore-originating traffic on its Singapore-Auckland flights in 2024 over 2023.
New Zealand’s Rotorua eyes stronger Asian contribution to arrivals

1 week ago | ttgasia.com | Karen Yue

Destination Rotorua in New Zealand’s North Island is looking to grow arrivals from emerging Asian source markets like the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand, and intends to bank on its wide variety of products across adventure, culture, wellness and scenic categories to achieve its goals.
Inbound travel to New Zealand to benefit from marketing boost, smoother travel visa application

1 week ago | ttgasia.com | Karen Yue

An additional NZ$13.5 million (US$8.1 million) has been allocated to Tourism New Zealand (TNZ) as part of the government’s Tourism Boost package, with money being drawn from the International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy for 2024/25. This funding, announced in mid-April, will support increased destination marketing activities in key international source markets to materialise greater visitor arrivals and stronger tourism growth.
Helicopter tourism in Cambodia draws interest from Bell Textron

1 week ago | ttgasia.com | Marissa Carruthers

Cambodia’s helicopter tourism sector is set to soar to new heights as Bell Textron explores opportunities in the market, positioning its Bell 505 as a suitable option for the country’s growing demand in this area. During a three-day test flight of the five-seater aircraft in Phnom Penh, Bell demonstration pilot Sean Mah said that Cambodia’s economic growth and rising interest in premium travel make it a strong candidate for the introduction of the Bell 505.
New Zealand annual showcase opens in Rotorua

1 week ago | ttgasia.com | Karen Yue

Some 305 leading New Zealand tourism businesses have gathered in Rotorua this week to collectively win over regional and international travel trade buyers. The platform facilitating this destination showcase is Trenz 2025, an annual travel trade event organised by Tourism Industry Aotearoa, which plays a crucial role in marketing destination New Zealand to the world. The 31st edition of Trenz boasts 44 new tourism products as well as 20 first-time sellers.
Philippine Hotel Owners Association to hold hotel connect forum in July

2 weeks ago | ttgasia.com | Rosa Ocampo

The Philippine Hotel Owners Association (PHOA) will organise the Philippine Hotel Connect forum on July 24 to 25 at the Marriott Grand Ballroom, providing a platform to promote tourism and hotel investments in the country.
Philippines spotlights variety of destinations to charm Chinese travel market

2 weeks ago | ttgasia.com | Karen Yue

As an archipelago of 7,641 islands, the Philippines is determined to direct more Chinese travel attention beyond Boracay, Bohol, and Cebu, which currently draw the most Chinese arrivals. Through the Department of Tourism’s presence at MITE 2025 in Macau last week, messages about the diversity of the country’s tourism offerings were conveyed through a destination presentation and visual showcases at the Philippine pavilion.
CrescentRating leads Muslim travel seminar at Macau’s annual travel show

2 weeks ago | ttgasia.com | Karen Yue

An introduction to Muslim traveller needs as well as the business potential of halal tourism took centre stage at MITE 2025’s CrescentRating Certified: Muslim-Friendly Hotel Grading Seminar, held on April 25. Daniswara Nugroho, head of business development and partnerships at CrescentRating, a Singapore-based research organisation specialising in halal travel, informed the audience that destination Macau is easily accessible to a sizeable segment of the world’s Muslim population.