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Agoda casts the spotlight on microtravel in Asia
Digital travel platform Agoda is currently highlighting the draw of microtravel among travellers throughout Asia. Microtravel refers to trips that may be short but pack a serious punch in terms of attractions and experiences. These short-term trips are an ideal option for spontaneous travellers or workers who want to squeeze a quick getaway into a busy work schedule without need for elaborate plans or extensive spending. According to Agoda vice-president Jun Dong: "Microtravel is all about making the most of your time and budget while still enjoying meaningful experiences. Whether you're looking for an urban adventure or a tropical escape, these destinations show that you can pack a world of fun into a quick getaway. Agoda's wide range of accommodations and activities makes it easier than ever for travelers to plan their perfect one-night trip." Why should travellers consider microtravel? Microtravel makes exploring nearby destinations, cultural hubs, and hidden gems more accessible than ever. Whether it's a day trip or a one-night stay, these bite-sized journeys are ideal for travelers with limited vacation time or unpredictable work commitments. With lower costs and reduced planning stress, taking a micro-cation is the ideal antidote to those seeking a quick, stress-free adventure. The most appealing locations for microtravel in Asia Agoda bookings made between January and May 2025 show that Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is currently the most popular destination for a one-night stay in Asia. The Malaysian capital was followed by Seoul, Taipei, Manila, and Pattaya in the top five; meanwhile, the cities of Jeju, Nagoya, Kaohsiung, Penang, and Surabaya rounded out the top ten. Whether it's city lights or beach sunsets, these destinations prove that exploring the world doesn't require extra days off or time-consuming planning.
Asian branded residences market hits all-time high of US$30.7 B
In its latest report, C9 Hotelworks pointed out that, at present, the active pipeline of branded residences in Asia available for sale is valued at US$30.7 billion. This total value encompasses 38,893 units across 178 projects throughout the continent. At present, Thailand is in the lead as it holds 18 percent of the market share, followed by the Philippines with 12 percent and South Korea at 11 percent. In addition, there are an additional 28,460 units across 105 projects of future supply that have yet to be released for sale, with Vietnam accounting for 41 percent of the total. A rapidly growing market Analysts note that, between 2021 and 2025, the market has expanded at a compound annual growth rate of ten percent. The majority of the active pipeline comprises co-located branded residences with a hotel, accounting for 57 percent of the supply. However, mixed-use developments and standalone branded residences are gaining traction, representing 24 percent and 19 percent, respectively. Geographically, the active pipeline is concentrated in urban destinations, which make up 53 percent of the entire market. The bulk of branded residences throughout Asia are mostly located in major cities or capitals like Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Manila. On the other hand, branded residences in resort destinations like Phuket and Pattaya make up the remaining 41 percent of the market, showing the growing popularity of such destinations as venues for development.
AirAsia Malaysia launches its Kuala Lumpur-Darwin route
Photo caption: (Third from Left) Melanie Cobbin, Head of Operations of Airport Development Group; Siti Hadijah Arifin, Deputy Director of International Promotion (America/Europe/Oceania) of Tourism Malaysia; Hon. Robyn Cahill OAM MLA, Minister for Trade, Business and Asian Relations; Dato’ Captain Fareh Mazputra CEO of AirAsia Malaysia and Allan Woo, Head of Aviation Development of Airport Development Group at the inauguration event in Darwin for AirAsia Malaysia maiden flight into Darwin, Australia AirAsia Malaysia (flight code AK) officially launched its inaugural Kuala Lumpur–Darwin route with a strong load factor of nearly 90 percent, reinforcing the airline’s commitment to boosting tourism in the Northern Territory. Flight AK612 departed from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (Terminal 2) at 5:55 am on 27 June 2025 and arrived at Darwin International Airport at 12:35 pm (local time) on the same day. The return maiden flight later departed from Darwin at 1:10 pm (local time) with an impressive load factor of more than 90 percent, reaffirming Malaysia’s appeal as a top destination in the lead-up to Visit Malaysia 2026. The launch of this new route, along with the new service between Bali and Adelaide (commemorated on 26 June 2025 and operated by AirAsia Indonesia), marks a significant milestone for AirAsia and its strong ties with Australia. These new services underscore the Group’s ongoing commitment to expand its network, enhancing regional connectivity and offering more travel options for leisure, tourism and trade. Minister for Trade, Business and Asian Relations, Robyn Cahill OAM joined AirAsia on its maiden flight to Darwin and commented: “The Territory’s aviation sector continues to go from strength to strength with this new route providing a boost to tourism, growing business and trade and connecting Territorians with a new international flight option. “We are thrilled to partner with AirAsia and the Airport Development Group to expand AirAsia Group’s network into the Northern Territory and provide greater choice, connectivity and competition for travellers. More flights will make it easier for people to visit and do business in the Territory. Having just returned from Kuala Lumpur, I can attest to the beauty of the destination. I encourage Territorians who are heading to Malaysia to take advantage of this fantastic service with direct and affordable flights into Kuala Lumpur 4 days a week.” Dato’ Captain Fareh Mazputra, CEO of AirAsia Malaysia said: “Darwin now becomes part of AirAsia Malaysia’s expanding network in Australia, further boosting the airline’s strong and growing presence in the region. Australia remains one of the Group’s key growth markets and we are thrilled to touch down today for the first time in the Northern Territory. We are confident this new service will be well received, not only offering the only direct and affordable connectivity between Darwin and Kuala Lumpur, but also as a gateway to our vast network of over 130 destinations across Asia and beyond at great value. “Our seamless Fly-Thru connecting services to Aussies’ favourites such as Vietnam, Thailand, India, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Japan, China and beyond, continue to be extremely popular with the Australian market. For adventure-seeking travellers, the Top End of Australia now becomes an existing and affordable new destination to them. We also look forward to welcoming guests from Darwin to discover Malaysia or Fly-Thru to destinations to visit the rest of Southeast, as well as North and Central Asia.” Datuk Manoharan Periasamy, Director-General of Tourism Malaysiasaid: “We laud the new Kuala Lumpur-Darwin route for enhancing connectivity with Australia, which has consistently been one of our top visitor-generating markets. This connection is crucial, as Malaysia and Australia share a deep and longstanding friendship, and tourism is a key pillar that brings our communities closer together. As we celebrate 70 years of Australia’s diplomatic presence in Malaysia in 2025 and gear up for Visit Malaysia 2026 (VM2026), we look forward to welcoming more Australian travellers to experience our unique cultural diversity and commitment to sustainable tourism. In 2024, Malaysia recorded 447,785 visitor arrivals from Australia, an 11.7% increase from 2023 and 6.3% above pre-pandemic 2019 levels." Rob Porter, Executive General Manager, Airports at Airport Development Group said the collaboration was instrumental in delivering the new route, “This service is the result of strong cooperation between government, airline and airport, a shared vision to better connect the Territory with the region and the world. AirAsia Malaysia’s Kuala Lumpur-Darwin route brings real benefits for Territorians, opening up international access at affordable price points, supporting local jobs and boosting inbound tourism that will flow through to hotels, tour operators and the wider economy.” AirAsia Malaysia (flight code AK) will operate four weekly flights on the Kuala Lumpur-Darwin route, offering more than 1,488 seats weekly with fares starting from RM319* all-in one way for flights from Kuala Lumpur to Darwin while fares for its return flights from Darwin to Kuala Lumpur will be available as low as AUD219* all-in one way.
Indonesia AirAsia successfully lands in Adelaide
Indonesia AirAsia touched down in Adelaide for the first time yesterday, 26th June, opening up more choices for South Australian holiday makers heading to Bali. This marks Indonesia AirAsia’s debut in Adelaide, further strengthening its international network through Bali as a key transit hub. The new route also opens up the possibility of travellers making it to AirAsia’s 130 destinations across Asia and beyond. Indonesia AirAsia will operate four flights a week to the Indonesian holiday destination using the 180-seat A320-200 aircraft, creating more than 74,000 visitor seats per year through Adelaide Airport. Flights on the new route depart Adelaide every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and return every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Opening doors to Asia and beyond According to Indonesia AirAsia’s acting chief executive Achmad Sadikin Abdurachman: “We invite South Australians to take advantage of Indonesia AirAsia’s new direct flights to Bali from Adelaide, our fourth Australian destination after Perth, Darwin, and Cairns. In addition to offering direct access to Bali, an ever-popular favourite, this new service expands the options for travellers seeking an affordable gateway to AirAsia’s network of over 130 destinations across Asia and beyond.” Abdurachman added that this new addition enables the airline to offer South Australians access to many of their favourite destinations, including Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Singapore, and Phuket, through its FlyThru service. Travellers can also take advantage of onward connections beyond Bali to explore other remarkable parts of Indonesia, such as Jakarta, the bustling capital, or Labuan Bajo, home to the iconic Komodo National Park. Abdurachman said: “We believe every flight carries more than just passengers; it carries the spirit of partnership and the potential to bring nations and communities closer together. We sincerely thank Adelaide Airport, the Government of South Australia, and the South Australian Tourism Commission for their invaluable support in making this route a reality so AirAsia can continue promoting cultural exchange, economic collaboration, and two-way tourism.” For his part, Adelaide Airport managing director Brenton Cox remarked: “Indonesia AirAsia will provide greater choice for travellers as Adelaide’s first non-stop Asia-based low-cost carrier since 2015. This also opens up low-cost one- and two-stop options via AirAsia’s formidable network throughout Southeast Asia and beyond including from Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Korea, Japan and India.” Cox also stated that the development of affordable travel options is vital to the growth of their market and the achievement of the airport’s network targets.
Three Centara properties recognised at 2025 Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific
Thai hospitality management company Centara Hotels & Resorts announced that three of its properties won awards at the Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2025. These latest citations reaffirm the brand’s growing global presence and reputation for delivering distinctive guest experiences. Centara Hotels & Resorts’ chief operating officer Michael Henssler declared: “We are honoured to be recognised by Travel + Leisure’s readers and the global travel community. These accolades are a reflection of our team’s passion, the evolving strength of our luxury and boutique offerings, and our ongoing commitment to creating meaningful stays that connect guests with the heart of each destination.” Voted by Travel + Leisure’s discerning international readers, the annual awards honour the finest in luxury travel, celebrating destinations, resorts, and travel experiences that set the benchmark across the region. Award-winning properties This year, Centara received accolades for the following properties: Centara Reserve Samui Rose two positions to 7th place in Thailand’s Beach + Island Resorts category, highlighting its bespoke luxury, curated wellness offerings, and immersive oceanfront setting on Chaweng Beach. Machchafushi Island Resort & Spa Maldives, The Centara Collection Named 2nd best House Reef in the Maldives, praised for its pristine marine ecosystem and effortless reef access that captivates snorkellers and divers alike. Roukh Khiri Khaoyai, The Centara Collection Awarded 8th best Upcountry Hotel in Thailand, recognised for its serene hilltop setting, personalised hospitality, and barn-house inspired contemporary design. These achievements mark another milestone in Centara’s mission to share the warmth of Thai hospitality with the world, while evolving to meet the needs of today’s luxury travellers. As the group continues its international expansion, Centara remains dedicated to crafting meaningful stays inspired by culture, connection, and care: hallmarks of the Centara experience.
Solaire Resort North takes Leisure Architecture Award at 2025 Asia Pacific Property Awards
Philippine integrated resort Solaire Resort North was the recipient of the Leisure Architecture Award at the Asia Pacific Property Awards 2025 at the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Hotel in Thailand. The Leisure Architecture Award reinforces Solaire Resort North’s status as a landmark development of global standards, celebrating its distinguished design and architectural excellence. The resort’s structure, conceptualised by global architectural and design firm Aedas embodies sophistication, opulence, and innovation. The Asia Pacific Property Awards, a distinguished arm of the International Property Awards, is the region’s most revered real estate awards program, recognising the industry’s leading visionaries and exemplary developments across architecture, design, and real estate. The awards are judged by an independent panel of industry experts who assess each entry based on design, construction quality, and sustainability. Raising the bar for luxury hospitality in the Philippines and beyond Thanks to this latest accolade, the resort has raised the bar for luxury destinations in the region. Indeed, it further solidifies Solaire Resort North’s reputation as a premier luxury destination, committed to crafting exceptional experiences for every guest. The second Solaire-branded property in the Philippines, Solaire Resort North stands as a beacon of refinement and exclusivity. The 1.5-hectare development, strategically located in Quezon City, redefines grandeur, hospitality, and entertainment. Its 38-story tower offers an unparalleled urban retreat, seamlessly blending world-class culinary experiences, immersive leisure activities, and sophisticated architectural design.
BWH Hotels invite guests to earn more points for every three nights in Asia
BWH Hotels invites travelers to discover more and earn up to 5,000 bonus Best Western Rewards (BWR) points through its latest campaign. As of 12th May, BWR members will earn 5,000 bonus points for every three nights stayed at participating hotels across Asia until 1st September of this year. Stays do not need to be consecutive, and each member can earn up to 20,000 bonus points during the promotion. This offer is available at Best Western and SureStay Hotels-branded properties in Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Pakistan, Laos, Myanmar, and the Philippines. To participate, BWR members simply need to sign in to their account and register before booking. REGISTER HERE
Rise in Indian Travel to Southeast Asia: Agoda
Tasik Dayang Bunting, Langkawi, Malaysia The landscape of international travel for Indian passport holders is undergoing a transformation, courtesy the growing trend of relaxed visa policies across Southeast Asia. This shift is not only breaking down logistical barriers but also encouraging an increase in international travel, particularly to destinations that have recently simplified entry requirements. Data from digital platform Agoda reveals that Indian travellers are responding enthusiastically to these changes. Comparing accommodation searches made on Agoda between July to December 2024 for check-ins between January to May 2025, against the same timeframe a year earlier, Malaysia, Palau, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka — countries with eased visa requirements — have seen a clear rise in interest. Commenting on the trend, Gaurav Malik, Country Director India, Sri Lanka, and Nepal at Agoda, said: “The easing of visa restrictions across Southeast Asia is a welcome move that resonates strongly with Indian travellers. As barriers to entry fall, we’re seeing a direct impact on travel interest and planning. This new era of accessibility is helping travellers discover not just tourist-favourites like Malaysia, Philippines and Sri Lanka but also hidden gems like Palau. Agoda remains committed to making travel seamless and affordable, and we’re excited to see where this heightened accessibility takes Indian tourists next.” Malaysia truly Asia Malaysia, which introduced visa-free entry for Indian citizens in 2023, recorded a 47% year-on-year (YoY) increase in accommodation searches. Cities like Langkawi (+118%), Kuala Lumpur (+28%) and Highlands (+27%) have seen an increase, indicating renewed enthusiasm for Malaysia’s diverse travel offerings. Similarly, the Pacific Island nation of Palau, despite being a lesser-known gem, witnessed a 49% increase in interest, alongside its recent announcement of visa-free entry for Indian passport holders earlier this month. Better connectivity to the Philippines The Philippines, a long-time favourite for sun-soaked escapes, has also joined the club of visa-friendly destinations for Indians starting this June. Agoda has observed an upward trend in accommodation searches among Indian travellers for the Philippines, contributing to a YoY increase of 26%. The cities of Manila (+43%), Palawan (+30%), and Cebu (+25%) are among the top gainers. Heading to Sri Lanka Finally, Sri Lanka has also seen a 9% overall YoY increase following the country’s decision to grant visa-free access to Indian passport holders last October. Increased interest in destinations like Mirissa (+31%) and Nuwara Eliya (+16%) suggest Indian tourists are eager to explore beyond familiar favourites such as Colombo and Kandy.
Banyan Group comes away with 15 wins at the Asia-Pacific Property Awards
Pioneering Thai hospitality developer Banyan Group reaffirmed its renown among Thailand’s premier property developers by taking home 15 top honours in the prestigious Asia-Pacific Property Awards 2025-26. The record tally of accolades cemented Banyan Group as the most awarded developer in Thailand for the second consecutive year. This also makes the company Thailand’s most successful award-winner of all time with a total of 64 honours to date. Banyan Group founder and executive chairman KP Ho declared: “The International Property Awards are a world-renowned mark of excellence. This continuing recognition is a true testament to the hard work and talent of our entire team. Our dedication to innovation, exceptional design, and creating amazing experiences for our customers has made us a leader in Thailand's luxury residential development.” Best in the region The latest honours include two 5-star awards with two nominations for "Best of Asia". Laguna Lakelands, a visionary master plan for an eco-friendly residential community unfolding over the next 5 to 15 years, was recognised for Best Development Marketing, with Laguna Beach Residences Bayside nominated for best luxury condominiums. Among the ‘Best in Thailand’ awards, Skypark Elara Lakelands was honoured for top condominium development. Luxury pool villas at Banyan Tree Lake Residences Yara were awarded for residential villa development of 10-19 units and luxury residential property. Townhouses at Banyan Tree Beach Residences Nammu won the award for luxury residential property and luxury residential development of 10-19 units. Laguna Lakelands Waterfront Villas were honoured for best residential property development of 10–19 units, as well as best residential property. Laguna Beach Residences Bayside were recognised for best residential development of 20+ units as well as top luxury condominium development. Finally, upcoming Skypark Elara Lakelands and Residences at Garrya Phuket were also both honoured for their interior show homes. Banyan Group also won top honours for best developer website. Raising the bar for luxury residential developments Best known for its award-winning hotels and resorts, Banyan Group is increasingly focusing on luxury private residences, primarily in Thailand but also internationally. A recent Savills report ranked the group top in Asia and 5th globally in the total value of its branded residential projects. With demand soaring for luxury lifestyle real estate from both international and Thai investors, the group plans to release luxury residential real estate worth over US$1 billion in Phuket alone in the next 2-3 years. New projects driving growth at the iconic Laguna Phuket include ultra-luxe Banyan Tree Beach Residences Oceanus condos on the doorstep of Bang Tao Beach; and chic new condos at Laguna Lake Residences Aster, neighbouring Bang Tao’s popular Boat Avenue entertainment district. Also being unveiled soon is the biggest beach club in Phuket, Rava Beach Club, occupying an exclusive 150-metre shoreline of Bang Tao Beach, complete with infinity pools, marking yet another outstanding facility for residents.
AirAsia X launches new route to Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Photo Caption: (L-R) Mr. Mohd Akbal Setia, Director of International Promotions for America, Europe and Oceania, Tourism Malaysia; Ms. Amanda Woo, Chief Commercial Officer, AirAsia Aviation Group; Mr. Chua Choon Hwa; Deputy Secretary-General (Tourism) of the Ministry of Tourism, Arts & Culture; Mr. Benyamin Ismail, CEO of AirAsia X; His Excellency Mr. Karomidin Gadoev, Ambassador of Uzbekistan to Malaysia; Dato' Fam Lee Ee, Non-Independent Non-Executive Chairman of AirAsia X and Mr Ikhlas Kamarudin, CEO of Ikhlas.com. AirAsia X (AAX) celebrated its growing presence in Central Asia with the announcement of a brand new route to Tashkent, Uzbekistan, commencing on 15 October 2025 with a frequency of three times a week. Following AAX’s entry into the region with Almaty, Kazakhstan in early 2024, with a consistently strong load factor and increased flight frequencies, the Tashkent route is aimed at further facilitating air travel between Southeast Asia and Central Asia, fostering stronger trade, tourism and business ties between the regions. This connectivity will also enable more travellers in Asean as well as Australia, to explore Uzbekistan affordability with AirAsia’s seamless Fly-Thru options, spanning over 130 destinations worldwide. Benyamin Ismail, CEO of AirAsia X said: “The launch of our Kuala Lumpur-Tashkent route is a strategic milestone in AAX’s continued growth across Asia and beyond. Central Asia presents immense potential, with Uzbekistan’s economy growing steadily and a rising middle class eager to explore new destinations. We have seen a marked increase in passenger demand for Central Asia following our successful Almaty route, and our vision is to create a comprehensive network that supports regional development and connects people to new places whilst creating unforgettable travel experiences along the way.” H.E. Mr. Karomidin Gadoev, Ambassador of Uzbekistan to Malaysia commented: “The commencement of direct flights by AAX between these two major cities is a landmark development for Uzbekistan-Malaysia relations. With Uzbekistan’s tourism sector expanding rapidly and Malaysia’s strong position as a tourism and business hub in Southeast Asia, this route will significantly enhance connectivity, foster tourism exchanges, and open new avenues for investment. We are excited to welcome AAX to this promising market and look forward to a fruitful venture.” Travellers can soon experience the magic of Tashkent with a promotional introductory fare from RM99 all-in* one-way economy seats starting from 23 June 2025 until 29 June 2025 for the travel period between 15 October 2025 and 14 September 2026. This special fare is subject to availability, with subsequent fares starting from RM899**. Nestled in the heart of Uzbekistan, its capital Tashkent, is a thriving city renowned for its stunning Islamic architecture, bustling bazaars and leafy parks. A world of opportunities awaits the wanderlust in Tashkent ‒ journey through the magnificent Silk Roads and bask in the picturesque beauty of its towering monuments. As the country’s largest city and economic hub, Tashkent boasts a growing tourism sector and expanding business opportunities, making it an increasingly popular destination for both leisure and commerce.
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ITB Asia 2025, Singapore
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Asian Hotel Industry Conference & Exhibition (AHICE) – 24-26 February, 2025 Singapore.
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