KLM, Finnair and Air France are among those maximising their presence among China’s outbound travellers.

Package travel sponsorship of a reality TV show brings travel agencies countless young new clients.

The support for the sexualised tourism marketing follows calls to postpone it until after a visit by the Pope.

Believed to be the first of its kind, the alliance allows Hyatt members to earn points with Small Luxury Hotels of the World.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand reveals details about its new marketing Action Plan for next year.

The western sliver of Thailand south of Bangkok is about to undergo fast-track development.

A Shinkansen bullet train debuts on West Japan Railway adorned with special Hello Kitty livery.

The tax should raise €2.28 million in its first year, to be reinvested in promoting business travel to the city.

A provocative new ad popping up around Oslo is welcoming tourists to Norway, for the wrong reasons.

The Nordic hotel giant reveals three appointments to strengthen its Executive Committee, two of them old hands at SAS.

voco will combine the informality of an individual hotel with all the benefits of being part of the group.

“This could be you,” Ryanair tweets to young people, inviting them to travel when they finish their exams.

The company estimates that owners have already committed $500 million in renovation investment in the US.

“Those who are unable to afford luxury resorts can opt for guesthouses if their budget is around $50.”

A video of a staged match between the world number five player and a plane goes viral.

The low-cost carrier promotes its year-round connection between the Danish capital and Agadir.

The hotel group is adding the “by Wyndham” suffix to 12 of its brands to unite its varied hoteliers.

The world’s best 20 cities for millennials are named – and none are Scandinavian.

‘The Nordics’ is launched as profile project aimed at positioning the region as a single entity.

There appears to be fatigue in the European market for Thailand, while other destinations are benefiting.