Embrace 2024’s travel trends: Event tourism shines with festivals, theme parks, and electrifying concerts on the global stage!

In 2023, Trip.com reports China’s key role in global travel surge, with a 240% increase in trips, especially to Southeast Asia.

Vi, a leader in India’s telecom sector, unveils a game-changing international roaming campaign for affordable, unlimited global connectivity.

Southern Thailand faces a dire flood crisis affecting thousands. Narathiwat and Yala bear the brunt, urging emergency response.

Amid a surge in COVID cases driven by the highly transmissible JN.1 variant, many Asian countries are gradually reintroducing thermal scanners and face masks. If reports are to go by, over the past two weeks, China, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines have witnessed an increase in COVID cases, coinciding with the holiday season.

The second-largest city in Malaysia, Johor Bahru happens to be the busiest international land border crossing in the world. The bridge stretching to 1km linking Singapore and Malaysia remains crowded almost throughout the year.

The official formation of the MTF will be providing a unified voice and representation for the entire tourism industry. Malaysian tourism achieved a milestone.

The Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (the Centre), Malaysia’s leading purpose-built business events destination, is concluding the year 2023 on a positive note, having successfully hosted 1,724 events throughout the year.

Singapore’s Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) has issued a warning of very heavy traffic at the Woodlands and Tuas land checkpoints during the upcoming Christmas and New Year’s Day long weekends. The surge in crossings has been attributed to increased travel and heightened security measures in response to the situation in the Middle East.

Iran introduces visa-free travel for 33 countries, boosting tourism and education, including India, UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Brazil.”