Articles tagged “asia monthly”

After five years of frozen routes, IndiGo’s return to China signals progress in political and business ties, the real test will be whether travelers follow.

Expedia is not new to Asia, but its strategy here is changing. The company believes its mix of scale, data and local strategy can help it compete.

Japan’s charm won’t fade anytime soon, but it’s becoming clear that seeing it in person will soon cost more than it used to. For travelers planning future trips, it may be wise to budget a little extra.

By hosting travel services inside its app, Grab is positioning itself as a regional travel hub rather than just a ride-hailing platform.

Asia’s food culture, from hawker stalls to omakase counters, has always been vibrant. But it’s now also setting the pace for how food tourism might look globally in the years ahead.

Ixigo is betting big on AI, believing travel apps will soon act like personal assistants. Whether the travel company will be the one to lead that change is still an open question, but it now has the financial muscle to try.

Well, now here’s something President Trump can take credit for. The new round of tariffs on Indian imports may be nudging Delhi and Beijing a little closer together and direct flights are back on the map.

Engines aren’t the only things revving in Singapore this weekend, so are hotel rates, loyalty redemptions, and travelers’ appetite for the extras beyond the race.

Branded homes already carry a price premium in Dubai, and big hotel brands are racing to partner up with developers.

The world’s biggest travel market is now being shaped by algorithms, as Chinese travelers lean on AI to plan trips, book last-minute, and travel more independently than ever.