​Kuda Villingili Resort Maldives is delighted to announce its nomination in the Resorts category for the prestigious Condé Nast Traveller Readers’ Choice Awards 2026 (UK) and Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards 2026 (US) — marking another proud milestone in the resort’s continued global recognition.
Widely regarded as one of the most influential accolades in the travel industry, the Readers’ Choice Awards celebrate excellence through the voices of discerning travellers worldwide. The dual nomination reflects Kuda Villingili’s growing presence across key international markets, as well as the enduring connection it shares with its global guests.  

​Asia Pacific travel is undergoing its most significant structural realignment in more than a decade, according to new research from Phocuswright.  The report, A Market Rewired: Ten Structural Shifts Redefining Asia Pacific Travel, outlines how demographic divergence, geopolitical tensions, new mobility patterns and financial infrastructure are reshaping how and where demand forms across the region.  

​Virgin Atlantic Flying Club is giving new and existing members the perfect excuse to stop scrolling and start booking, with a limited-time Tier Point promotion designed to fast-track leisure travellers to Silver status.

For two weeks only, Flying Club members will receive 300 bonus Tier Points as the lead booker when they spend £4,000 or more on a Virgin Atlantic Holidays booking, making this the most generous Tier Point promotion ever offered by Flying Club.  

​Minor Hotels, a global leader in hospitality with more than 640 properties across 63 countries, announces the first signings in India under its luxury Anantara Hotels & Resorts hotel brand for 2026: Anantara Zanti Coorg Resort and Anantara Kolkata Hotel. Both properties represent firsts for the brand in India: its first resort and first urban hotel in the country.  

​Amid evolving global economic conditions, South Korea is exploring a distinctive approach to economic stimulus – one that goes beyond traditional fiscal or monetary measures, and instead focuses on mobilizing consumption.
At the center of this approach is the Donghaeng Festival (K-Shopping Festa or 동행축제 in Korean), a nationwide initiative led by Korea’s Ministry of SMEs and Startups, literally meaning a “shared journey” or collective participation.