Articles tagged “sasf2025”

Asia's tourism success lies in its strong destination branding, but balancing growth with cultural preservation is crucial to avoid turning authentic experiences into staged attractions.

Thai Airways’ turnaround shows that rebuilding trust, not just balance sheets, is key to recovery. As the airline exits restructuring, the real test will be sustaining momentum in an increasingly competitive Asian hub landscape.

Minor Hotels is leaning on its luxury origins, direct booking push, and owner-led model to compete with the industry's biggest players.

As one of Asia’s most influential voices in travel tech, Laura Houldsworth, Managing Director and Vice President, Asia Pacific at Booking.com, is leading the way in transforming how inbound travel to Asia is shaped.

Skift Asia Forum kicks off in one week, with an opening reception on May 14 at SEEN Restaurant & Bar and a full day of programming on May 15 at Avani+ Riverside Bangkok Hotel. Attendees can expect insights from top leaders on Asia’s evolving travel landscape, plus curated networking and closing reception.

Travel in Southeast Asia is steadily growing, but the industry is not technologically prepared to meet digital expectations of the 21st century. There’s a lot of opportunity in changing that.

AirAsia MOVE is changing the way travelers explore Asia. The digital platform, led by CEO Nadia Omer, is transforming how millions plan and book their trips.

With the closure of Russian airspace resulting in flight times of up 14.5 hours, and lots of low-yielding leisure passengers, this probably isn't a dream route for Virgin Atlantic — but it'll be trying its best to make the numbers add up.

As the travel industry continues to evolve, there's a huge opportunity to connect with people in more meaningful, inclusive ways. And when it comes to Muslim-friendly travel, Fazal Bahardeen has been ahead of the curve.

United already claims to be the “world's leading carrier across the Pacific” – these additions, plus others already in motion, will strengthen its bragging rights over U.S. rivals.