Articles tagged “asia newsletter”

The depreciation of the Japanese yen against major currencies, particularly the U.S. dollar, has played a pivotal role in driving unprecedented levels of tourist arrivals to Japan.

Tour operators are managing cherry blossom tourism as Japan experiences a tourism boom.

Let's hope a weak economy doesn't stop 100 million Chinese tourists from turning out globally this year.

If you have North Korea on your travel bucket list, expect the planning to be complicated and your visit to be like a school field trip.

Thailand just scored a powerful tourism promotion opportunity by being the location for White Lotus' next season.

Did you miss some of our Skift Research reports during a busy year? Have no fear! We've gone back and hand-picked our favorite 12 must-read reports for the year.

Startup founders and investors have been saying all year that funding is tighter, but travel startups still raised billions in venture capital.

Asian airlines’ customers still take innovation and premium cabins seriously and are willing to pay for them. For these customers, Japan Airlines is bringing in their new flagship, the A350-1000s in a premium-heavy configuration.

Chinese travelers are gradually returning to Dubai. Numbers are good, but if the tourism authority wants them be great, it needs to shift away from 'one-hit wonder' strategies.

U.S. tourism executives came back from their trips optimistic about the Chinese tourism market's recovery despite long visa wait times and the slow return of air connectivity.