The region has many countries that are each quite different in their economics, outlooks and behaviours. Here are ten of the most salient hospitality trends to look for when serving the Asian market.
SALA Hospitality appoints two female senior executives
SALA Hospitality Group, the luxury beach resort and boutique hotel specialist, has announced the appointment of two senior female executives, as it moves to enhance its position as one of Asia’s leading beach resort and boutique hotel operators.
Christopher Johnson named GM at Marco Polo Jinjiang
National Geographic Journeys introduces new trips for 2020
National Geographic Expeditions has entered into its fifth year in partnership with G Adventures and has added eight new trips to their National Geographic Journeys collection
OYO commits to €300 million investment on European vacation rental
Increasing Customer Preference for OYO Vacation Homes inspires the company to strengthen its focus on European vacation rental market
Ritz-Carlton Stellar Dining Series builds momentum
A Rare Alignment of Nine Michelin Stars Takes Center Stage, For Dazzling Dining Across the Gourmet Cities of Tokyo, Kyoto and Guangzhou
BHMA renamed Cross Hotels & Resorts in preparation for growth
Formerly BHMA Hotels & Resorts, the business has been rebranded to Cross Hotels and Resorts, marking the successful transition into the global Flight Centre Travel Group business.
Who is driving wellness and luxury travel in Asia? Latest ILTM research
ILTM released its latest research identifying three consumer archetypes that travel brands should be on the lookout for to capitalize on the escalating wellness and luxury travel sector.
Hoteliers in atypical destinations cash in with Airbnb
At the PATA Annual Summit in the Philippines, Airbnb announced new data that highlights how the Airbnb community is growing tourism in off-the-beaten-track destinations across Asia Pacific, and helping to disperse the benefits of tourism beyond big cities and major tourism hotspots.
TUI Group to expand their hotel portfolio
TUI Group is further expanding its position as one of the world’s leading leisure hotelier, strengthening the Group’s high-margin hotel segment. In the next few weeks, the Group is set to open more than 20 new hotels across eleven countries in Europe, Africa and Asia.