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CBRE’s Dick Bernardi emphasises that good infrastructure is the backbone of tourism

He highlights how sustainability, collaboration, and innovation can strengthen Indonesia’s travel and tourism industry. Tourism and hospitality are amongst the most dynamic drivers of Indonesia's economy, with innovation, sustainability, and guest experience at the core of its competitiveness. From infrastructure design to business strategies, the sector must adapt to global trends whilst protecting local culture and communities. Offering his invaluable insights is Dick Bernardi, Head of Projects, Project Management, Indonesia at CBRE. With a background in mechanical engineering, he has broadened his expertise to encompass project management, business development, environmental sustainability, and finance. He is certified as a mechanical engineer professional by LPJK and as a green building professional by both the International Finance Corporation of the World Bank Group and the Green Building Council Indonesia, reflecting his commitment to sustainable and innovative project delivery. As a judge at the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Indonesia, Bernardi discussed how sustainable projects, effective collaboration, and emerging trends can shape the future of the industry in Indonesia. With your expertise in project management, how can well-designed and sustainable infrastructure projects enhance the growth and competitiveness of Indonesia’s travel and tourism sector? Good infrastructure is the backbone of tourism. When projects are designed sustainably, they not only enhance visitor experiences but also protect Indonesia’s cultural and natural assets. This creates long-term value for investors, communities, and the destination itself—making Indonesia more competitive globally. Which business development strategies have proven most effective in delivering successful tourism and hospitality projects? Collaboration is key. Successful projects are built on early engagement with all stakeholders, including developers, operators, government, and local communities. Having a clear guest journey, backed by market insights, and the flexibility to adapt ensures lasting success. What are the most effective ways to embed sustainability into tourism operations to create lasting benefits for destinations and communities? Sustainability must be part of the DNA, not an afterthought. Standard practices like eco-friendly design and waste reduction are essential, but so is empowering local supply chains and communities. Education for both staff and guests creates long-term impact. In your view, what elements define an exceptional customer experience in travel and hospitality? Seamless service and genuine human touch. Guests want efficiency, but they also remember warmth, authenticity, and thoughtful design. In the end, it’s the people and small gestures that make a stay unforgettable. Looking ahead, what emerging trends should Indonesian travel companies focus on to stay competitive? Digital transformation and AI are reshaping the traveller journey. Wellness and sustainability are becoming decisive factors for travellers, especially younger ones. Domestic tourism is also growing fast—quality and authenticity will set the winners apart. As a judge at the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2025 - Indonesia, what key qualities will you prioritise when evaluating the nominees? Innovation with measurable results, strong sustainability practices, and customer-centric thinking. I’ll also value collaboration and how projects inspire the wider industry. The best nominees will show how Indonesia can shine on the global stage.

Philippine Department of Tourism kicks off the Philippine Golf Experience

The Philippine Department of Tourism (DOT) launched its inaugural Philippine Golf Experience (GolfEx) programme on Friday, 29th August. The new sports tourism offering was developed to draw more foreign and local golfers into exploring the country’s fairways. The launch held at Mimosa Plus Golf Course In the Central Luzon province of Pampanga featured lessons and a tournament for diplomats, enthusiasts, and professional players. GolfEx is an offshoot of the DOT’s Philippine Experience Programme which aims to position the Philippines as the region’s next premier golf destination. High-value low-impact tourism At the launch, tourism secretary Christina Frasco declared: “Tourism, after all, is not only about how many people have arrived, but rather about how many livelihoods it sustains, how many enterprises it strengthens, and how deep the pride of place it nurtures across our communities.” She added that golf captures this most beautifully as, if done sustainably, the sport is a high-value, low-impact form of tourism that draws travelers to stay longer, spend more, engage more deeply with local destinations, and later make their way back to the country for more. In a separate interview, Professional Golfers Association of the Philippines (PGAP) executive secretary Elisa Bulawit said leveraging golf would certainly open up huge opportunities for the Philippines as the country’s courses and nearby travel destinations could easily compete with other nations. Bulawit said in the vernacular: “If you would notice what Vietnam is doing, they’re also highlighting the best golf courses that they have and that's what the DOT is doing now. We have a lot of beautiful golf courses that have yet to be discovered by golf enthusiasts.” Everything you need is here Visiting golfers may also find all the requirements that they are looking for in the Philippines, including world-class service and the renowned Filipino hospitality. According to Bulawit: “In Luzon, we have golf courses that would score 9/10 in terms of quality. And we also have those in Visayas and Mindanao.” The DOT is setting its eyes on increasing Japanese, Koreans, and Americans visitors, both professional and amateur, to play and train in the country. Frasco said the Philippines also intends to expand promotions in other source markets, such as Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, Germany, and countries in Southeast Asia. The secretary said: “The experience of the Philippines is like no other because it's not only the golf courses that are good in the country but also the destinations outside them. You can play golf one day, and then go to the beach the next, or you can even go diving.”

Tourism Authority of Thailand launches Bangkok-Beijing Friendship Caravan

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) together with the Thai–Chinese Friendship Association launched the Once in a Lifetime Bangkok–Beijing Friendship Caravan on Friday, 29th August. The 16-day caravan journey celebrates the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and China. The sojourn runs from 10th to 25th October and spans more than 5,000 kilometres, beginning at Sanam Luang in Bangkok and concluding at Tiananmen Square in Beijing. The ceremonial announcement was presided over by former Thai Deputy Prime Minister and president of the Thai–Chinese Friendship Association Korn Dabbaransi in the presence of Yang Xiao Long, minister-counsellor in the cultural section of the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Thailand, and TAT governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool. Kiathphaibool said: “This symbolic journey demonstrates the enduring friendship between Thailand and China and reflects the shared commitment to strengthen cultural and tourism exchanges. The caravan serves as a celebration of 50 years of diplomatic ties while building a bridge for two-way tourism, inviting Thai travellers to experience the beauty of China, and encouraging Chinese visitors to rediscover the warmth and diversity of Thailand.” Electric energy The caravan will be made up of 15 BYD Sealion 6DMH vehicles travelling through historic and cultural landmarks. Highlights include Xishuangbanna, Jinhong, Kunming, the capital of Yunnan Province, and Guiyang, the capital of Guizhou Province, home to the renowned Huangguoshu Waterfall. The journey will then continue through Hunan Province to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, known as the “Avatar Mountains”, before heading north to Xi’an to view the Terracotta Army, continuing to Pingyao, and culminating in Beijing for the official 50th anniversary commemoration. The route will take participants from Bangkok via Phitsanulok, Phayao, and Chiang Khong, crossing into Lao PDR at Huai Sai and Bo Ten, and onward into China through Mohan Crossing, Xishuangbanna, Pu’er, Kunming, Guiyang, Fenghuang, Wulingyuan–Zhangjiajie, Xiangyang, Xi’an, Pingyao, and Baoding. The final stage in Beijing will feature a grand ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of Thai–Chinese diplomatic relations, during which participants will receive commemorative certificates before returning by air to Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport. The Bangkok–Beijing caravan is expected to generate wide exposure, with coverage by CCTV, China Daily, PPTV, and major online platforms across China, reaching an estimated audience of more than one billion. In partnership with BYD and Workpoint TV, the initiative underscores Thailand’s role as a welcoming destination for Chinese travellers, reinforcing cultural ties and enhancing confidence in bilateral tourism growth.

India ‘Regional Tourism Conclave’ to be held in Gwalior from 29 August

With the objective of boosting tourism inflow and encouraging tourism investment in the Gwalior–Chambal and Sagar divisions, the Regional Tourism Conclave will be organised in Gwalior on 29–30 August under the chief hospitality of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav. The event will take place at Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Gwalior. Union Minister of Communications and Minister for Development of North Eastern Region Shri Jyotiraditya Scindia, Speaker of Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly Shri Narendra Singh Tomar, and Minister of State (Independent Charge), Tourism, Culture, and Religious Trusts & Endowments Department Shri Dharmendra Singh Lodhi will be present on the occasion. Minister of State Shri Lodhi informed that along with the rising number of tourists in Madhya Pradesh, the conclave is being organised to foster cooperation and partnerships among tourism entrepreneurs, tour operators, and the hotel industry. The conclave will provide new dimensions of investment in the tourism sector of Gwalior. Based on the theme “Timeless Gwalior: Echoes of Culture, Spirit of Legacy”, the event will serve as a significant initiative to promote tourism investment, cultural heritage, experiential tourism, and regional development. Principal Secretary, Tourism, Culture, and Religious Trusts & Endowments Department, and Managing Director, Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board Sheo Shekhar Shukla informed that Letters of Award (LoAs) will be handed over to investors in the hotel, resort, wellness, and eco-tourism sectors during the conclave, along with MoUs and agreements. These projects will generate tourism-based employment for the local community and give sustainable momentum to regional tourism. Important announcements for accelerating regional development will also be made. A special tourism exhibition will be organised showcasing diverse destinations of Madhya Pradesh, tourism units, hospitality brands, homestays, resorts, handloom/handicraft, adventure activities, and cultural heritage. Shukla further informed that two significant sessions will be held during the conclave. A panel discussion on the theme “Tourism as a Cultural Bridge – Branding Gwalior and Heartland of MP” will focus on strategies to position Gwalior’s cultural heritage, classical music, and architectural legacy on the global tourism map. Another panel discussion titled “Gwalior and Chambal Rising – Inbound Appeal through Heritage, Luxury and Experience” will deliberate on new dimensions such as heritage, luxury stays, destination weddings, and experiential tourism.

Sarawak Tourism Board puts its best foot forward at CelebrASIA 2025

The Sarawak Tourism Board (STB) announced its participation for the first time ever at CelebrASIA 2025. The popular consumer show returns for its second year from 5th to 7th September at Battersea Power Station, London. Following the tremendous success of the inaugural event in 2024, which drew over 154,000 attendees across three days, CelebrASIA has established itself as a flagship event in the UK for cultural exchange and tourism promotion. Supported by embassies and community groups, the festival showcases ten Southeast Asian countries, including Malaysia, with Sarawak taking an important role in this year’s programme. Set to return even bigger in 2025, the three-day event will once again transform one of London’s most iconic venues into a vibrant celebration of Southeast Asian food, culture, and community. This year there will be an expanded programme including a new riverside Feasting Tent, a curated artisan market of over 30 Southeast Asian brands, and interactive arts and craft sessions for all ages. According to STB chief executive Sharzede Datu Haji Salleh Askor: “The UK is important for us. CelebrASIA offers an exceptional opportunity to engage directly with UK-based travellers, trade professionals, and the wider community. We are proud to present the diverse cultural expressions and indigenous craftsmanship of Sarawak, and to reinforce its position as one of Malaysia’s most compelling and authentic destinations.” Bringing the best of Malaysia to London As part of Malaysia’s national presence, Sarawak will play a prominent role, showcasing its unique traditions, creative industries, and authentic visitor experiences through a range of engaging activities. Indeed, Sarawak’s participation reflects its continued commitment to cultural diplomacy and destination marketing, connecting with a key international market and inviting UK travellers to explore its living traditions, biodiversity, and heritage. That said, the STB will be partnering with Tourism Malaysia to showcase the country’s appeal as a leading and diverse travel destination. During CelebrASIA 2025, STB will spotlight Sarawak’s rich eco-tourism, vibrant cultural heritage, and immersive travel experiences. The Sarawak Craft Council will also have a booth, showcasing and selling traditional Sarawak crafts, including intricate beadwork and handwoven basketry. Enhancing the visitor experience further, Sarawak Tourism Board will be offering two hands-on craft workshops, offering festival-goers the opportunity to explore and participate in traditional Sarawakian art forms. Both hour-long workshops will take place in the Turbine Halls, Level 1, and are priced at £35 per person. As attendance is limited to 20 participants, places must be booked in advance via the event organiser’s website. In addition to the workshops, a six-member performance troupe from the Sarawak Arts Council will present a captivating programme of traditional dance performances on the festival’s outdoor stage. These live cultural showcases will run from Friday afternoon through to Sunday evening, offering audiences a vibrant glimpse into Sarawak’s rich artistic heritage.

Uttar Pradesh To Position Itself as Global Nerve Centre of Buddhist Tourism

The Giant Buddha Statue in Wat Thai Sarnath Uttar Pradesh Tourism is gearing up to present its Buddhist legacy to the world at the ongoing forty-seventh PATA Travel Mart 2025, from August 26 to August 28 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok, Thailand. With its special showcase ‘Embark on Your Bodhi Yatra in Uttar Pradesh’, the state will highlight its unique position as the global nerve centre of Buddhist tourism, blending timeless spiritual heritage with modern infrastructure and global partnerships. The UP pavilion will focus on the six prominent sacred sites of the Buddhist Circuit – Sarnath, Kapilvastu, Sankisa, Kaushambi, Shravasti, and Kushinagar. Through immersive displays, cultural storytelling, and interactive sessions, visitors will be invited to experience the journey of Lord Buddha, while also exploring the local traditions, crafts, and cuisine that bring the circuit alive. Uttar Pradesh will also emphasise its developments, including world-class facilities at Kushinagar International Airport, improved connectivity to Varanasi, and upgraded visitor infrastructure across Buddhist sites, designed to enhance the experience of international travellers. Tourism & Culture Minister, Jaiveer Singh said ahead of the mart: “At PATA Travel Mart, we will present Uttar Pradesh as the world’s foremost destination for Buddhist tourism. Our Buddhist Circuit offers not just spiritual discovery but also cultural and experiential journeys supported by modern facilities. With new airports, better connectivity, and collaborations with global operators, we are ready to position UP as the central hub of Buddhist travel for international visitors.” Principal Secretary, Tourism & Culture, Mukesh Kumar Meshram, added: “The state has undertaken a focused effort to strengthen the Buddhist Circuit with world-class amenities, digital outreach, and sustainable tourism practices. At PATA, we will engage with airlines, destination managers, and investors to create global partnerships that bring more travellers to Uttar Pradesh. Our aim is to make the Bodhi Yatra in UP a seamless, safe, and enriching journey for pilgrims and tourists alike.” Along with its Buddhist showcase, Uttar Pradesh will also introduce international audiences to its wider tourism landscape – from Ayodhya and Mathura-Vrindavan’s living traditions to Kannauj’s perfume heritage and mega cultural events like Dev Deepawali, Mahakumbh, Rangotsav, and Taj Utsav. Over the three days in Bangkok, UP Tourism will hold meetings with global stakeholders to forge new collaborations, co-create itineraries, and strengthen Uttar Pradesh’s visibility as a global tourism hub. The state’s participation is expected to attract widespread interest and reinforce its image as the spiritual heart of India, ready to welcome the world.

Azerbaijan Tourism CEO notes strong APAC demand with 25% rise in an exclusive interview with TDM

Speaking on the sidelines of the PATA Annual Summit 2025, Florian Sengstschid, CEO, Azerbaijan Tourism Board shared that the event provided a great opportunity to reconnect with people from the APAC region. A region that is growing and the travel demand from the region to Azerbaijan is on the rise. Indian and Chinese travellers fuel growth Elaborating on how tourism had done in the first half of 2025 for Azerbaijan, he said: “From Asia pacific we have a good growth rate, in the first quarter of 2025 vis-à-vis 2024 we have seen a growth of 25 per cent. We have seen 125,000 visitors this year compared to 98,000 travellers in the same period last year that is 2024. This is a sign that demand is increasing, especially looking at the Indian and Chinese travellers. In the numbers of travellers from India we had a growth rate of 110 per cent. From China it stands at around 70%. This is due to greater connectivity and our efforts.” New products for solo travellers Adding on about the Indian market he said: “We have been continuously investing into the Indian market since 2018 our establishment, and we have really managed not only to reach out geographically to tier-one cities across India, but also to tier- two, tier- three cities. We have been bringing partners across the country with different experiences, and really worked on the verticals of what Azerbaijan has to offer, on culture, city tourism, on health and wellness, as well as on business events, especially looking at corporates and MICE and also the film industry.” He added, “And now it's time to introduce new products, especially for solo women travellers, hiking, a lot of nature, some luxury destinations within Azerbaijan. So these are the next steps for 2025” “360 degrees approach” Elaborating on their marketing campaign to promote the country he said: “In general in the Asian markets, we use a 360 degrees approach. We work with travel trade, media partners, plus also direct communications with the travellers, OTAs consolidators and in in some markets, also, we have our own representation office.” Sharing his forecast on the rest of 2025 he said: “2025 looks great. This is also what our partners confirm. Our key markets are in the Middle East, and are in Asia and European markets. We continue to invest a lot into the Asian markets. We will be attending ITB Asia, Singapore as well as other trade shows. We are also deep diving into new markets, Malaysia, Indonesia, where we see a future potential for Azerbaijan”.

CDR is now a global member of the World Travel & Tourism Council

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) formally welcomed global talent advisory firm CDR as its newest global member. WTTC president and chief executive Julia Simpson said: “We are pleased to welcome CDR to our global Membership. Travel & Tourism is powered by people, and the sector’s success hinges on strong, inclusive, and future-ready leadership. CDR’s work in nurturing talent and guiding organisations through transformation will be a valuable asset to our community as we collectively navigate the challenges and opportunities ahead.” Likewise, CDR founder and CEO Christina Reti remarked: “We are proud to join WTTC at a time when leadership has never mattered more. Nurturing both existing and emerging human capital is essential to shaping a more resilient, inclusive, and innovative global Travel & Tourism sector. We look forward to contributing our voice to this dialogue and collaborating with peers committed to excellence and transformation.” A keen focus on leadership Headquartered in London, CDR’s focus sectors are in luxury hospitality and destination real estate. In that respect, the company partners with organisations around the world to shape leadership and unlock potential across the Travel & Tourism sector. With a strong belief that people are the most valuable asset in hospitality, the firm blends strategic foresight, deep industry expertise, and a human-centric philosophy to connect visionary leaders with transformative opportunities. To date, CDR has led over 400 C-suite and senior-level placements, spanning the hospitality, real estate, leisure, and luxury sectors. Its international footprint and trusted advisory role make CDR a key contributor to the evolving leadership landscape of Travel & Tourism. With its commitment to people-driven change and a future-focused mindset, CDR is set to play an active role within WTTC’s global platform, advancing conversations around leadership, diversity, talent development, and organisational resilience.

Israel appoints Galit Hoffman as Tourism Consul for India

The Ministry of Tourism of Israel has appointed Galit Hoffman as the Consul–Tourism Affairs for India, marking a renewed push to strengthen tourism ties between the two countries. Hoffman brings with her extensive experience across diplomacy, strategic communication, and international market development. She previously served at the Embassy of Israel in New Delhi as Spokesperson and later as Deputy Defence Attaché, where she was instrumental in advancing bilateral cooperation between Israel and India. According to the statement, in addition to her diplomatic roles, Hoffman has held leadership positions in the private sector. At Mobileye, a global leader in automotive safety and smart mobility solutions, she spearheaded sales and product marketing for the Indian market, gaining firsthand insight into local consumer preferences. The officials say that as Consul–Tourism Affairs, Hoffman is expected to shape Israel’s tourism promotion strategy in India. She will engage with travel trade partners, airlines, media, and digital platforms to showcase Israel as a diverse, enriching, and accessible global destination. “India has been part of my journey for many years. I feel fortunate to return once again, and to continue strengthening the special relationship between our two countries. In this new role, I am looking forward to helping more people from India discover Israel, a destination that blends history and innovation, nature and spirit, culture, great culinary, and lots of fun- a mix you won’t find anywhere else,” says Galit. “Galit brings a rare combination of experience in diplomacy, marketing, and long-standing engagement with the Indian market. Her work across both the public and private sectors, along with her understanding of India’s diverse travel ecosystem, will be invaluable in strengthening Israel’s positioning in the market,” says Michael Izhakov, Director-General of the Israel Ministry of Tourism

UNESCO and Ministry of Tourism, Govt of India Host Conclave

UNESCO with Ministry of Tourism, Government of India organised the Strategic Conclave on World Heritage and Sustainable Tourism: Inspiring Innovative and Inclusive Approaches on 21 August 2025 in New Delhi, India, in accordance with UNESCO’s strategy to leverage World Heritage for Sustainable Development. The Conclave brought together over 60 officials and representatives from the central government, state tourism and culture departments, industry leaders, and investment agencies and served as a collaborative platform to shape the future of tourism in India. It highlighted global best practices and promoted strategies to elevate cultural landmarks. “One of the most important things we need to do, as we build public-private partnership models around our heritage assets, is to ensure that the resources generated at the site are ploughed back into its upkeep and development. This requires us to create a framework of economic and financial autonomy for our heritage assets, so that they can be maintained sustainably and deliver long-term benefits.” Said Suman Billa, Additional Secretary and Director General, Ministry of Tourism, Government of India “UNESCO’s primary mandate is to safeguard and preserve our cultural heritage. However, at the same time, we recognise the importance of harnessing this heritage as a driver for sustainable tourism. To, this end, UNESCO developed the World Heritage and Sustainable Tourism Programme to guide the management and development of sustainable tourism at World Heritage properties. The programme focuses on fostering awareness, building capacity, and ensuring balanced participation of all stakeholders to safeguard these sites and protect their Outstanding Universal Value.” Stated Junhi Han, Chief of Culture, UNESCO Regional Office for South Asia India’s 44 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, each a unique embodiment of the nation’s rich cultural and historical narrative, serve as cornerstone attractions for such tourism. Yet, despite their immense significance, many remain underutilized. Key discussion areas included infrastructure development, enhanced site accessibility, improved visitor experiences, community-led tourism initiatives, and balancing heritage preservation with ecological sustainability. The codes of ethics on accessibility at heritage sites adopted by various countries was showcased, along with approaches for integrating accessibility in a minimally invasive manner that preserves the site’s unique character to foster inclusive tourism at World Heritage Sites. “Accessibility is an integral part of sustainability, especially for the various monuments and tourism attractions, because more the footfall, more the money we will make and more culture we will spread.” - Sminu Jindal, Director, Jindal SAW Limited and Founder-Chairperson of Svayam. Representatives from the Royal Commission for AlUla, Snøhetta, and the Aga Khan Trust for Culture presented case studies on AlUla, the Lascaux IV International Centre for Cave Art, and the Humayun’s Tomb World Heritage Site Museum, showcasing innovative and unconventional approaches. Case studies of the Louvre Museum and the City Palace Museum, Jaipur, illustrated the transformative impact of strategic tourism initiatives at heritage sites. The conclave also highlighted initiatives at Bodhgaya and Rajon ki Baoli led by the Bodhgaya Temple Management Committee and the World Monuments Fund India respectively. By engaging diverse perspectives, the discussion inspired actionable solutions to enhance heritage site management, ensuring economic viability while preserving cultural and environmental integrity. In her closing remarks, Mugdha Sinha, Managing Director, India Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) stated: “The Conclave brought together the centre, state, and private sector, and highlighted relevant case studies from practitioners who have achieved what policy advocates. Peer learning is a great way to get started, and some of the case studies discussed here allowed participants to learn from these examples so they can be replicated and upscaled. In today’s creative economy, sustainable tourism is less about construction and more about smart ideas that create value while preserving heritage.” She further added that tradition, talent, trade, technology, and tourism, the five Ts must converge to advance sustainable tourism, reiterating the message of the Hon’ble Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi. This UNESCO initiative aligns with the World Heritage and Sustainable Tourism Programme, which seeks to facilitate the sustainable management and development of tourism at World Heritage properties by fostering greater awareness, building capacity, and ensuring balanced stakeholder participation to safeguard these sites and their Outstanding Universal Value.

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Vietnam Tourism Open 2024

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