Daniela Wei , Bloomberg
Gaming development on Hainan Island could have an impact on Macau, Singapore, and soon, Japan.
2 days ago
Lisa Du and Maiko Takahashi, Bloomberg
Disney's theme parks all over the world are getting upgrades, and the consistently well-performing Tokyo resort is no exception. Of course, ticket price increases will likely follow.
7 days ago
Livia Yap, Bloomberg
Experts in Singapore say the quick Trump-Kim summit could have near-term negative repercussions for travel due to strict security measures. But the longer-term impact could be positive for the destination's reputation — and its hotels, airlines, and restaurants.
1 week ago
Jing Travel
You always have to question the true intentions of a country led by a military junta, and Thailand has once again made us raise our eyebrows over a plan for new airports that would seemingly contradict any tourism growth strategy it thought it had.
2 weeks ago
Lulu Yilun Chen, Bloomberg
When people pass between Hong Kong, Macau, and mainland China, they have to present border documents, called permits. A new feature on the popular WeChat app could replace the need for the documents someday, according to a proposal. Here's hoping.
Hannah Sampson, Skift
The CEO of Six Flags Entertainment said last month that the company wasn't stopping with 10 parks in China. He wasn't kidding.
3 weeks ago
Orlando remains a battleground for the world's largest theme park operators, but attendance is growing around the world — and the biggest companies are trying to win audiences all over.
1 month ago
Viriya Singgih, Bloomberg
The terror attacks are troubling, but tourism has traditionally been resilient as long as there is a period of peace. Indonesia could use some calm.
Alyssa McDonald and Matthew Burgess, Bloomberg
It's generally sound investment advice to "buy low and sell high." But foreign investors looking at North Korea may be underestimating how disastrous the economy is behind its veil of propaganda.
Natnicha Chuwiruch, Bloomberg
For years, Thailand has been an open market for some of the worst tourist indulgences. Maybe if Thailand can make more money on the healing end its citizens won't pay such a heavy price on the front end.
Cormac Mullen, Bloomberg
Underscoring Skift Research's findings of the potential for outbound Chinese tourists, Societe Generale is weighing in on the investment return from stocks associated with this category. Spread the wealth.
Bloomberg
The U.S. went there — yes, a George Orwell jab at China's order that airlines should not refer to Macau, Hong Kong, and Taiwan as countries. The trade war gamesmanship is never boring.
2 months ago
