ASEAN tourism

Thailand and ASEAN partners strengthen tourism cooperation through better connectivity, digital travel and seamless multi-country journeys

Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam and Malaysia strengthen ASEAN 2026 cooperation to boost tourism, business travel and regional connectivity

Thailand expands cashless tourism through Pay Like a Local QR payments, enabling seamless cross-border spending for international travelers

Kuala Lumpur strengthens smart tourism through digital innovation, sustainable travel and urban destination development alongside Southeast Asia's leading cities

Jakarta, Bali and Indonesia advance tourism growth through a proposed visa-free travel expansion designed to attract more international visitors

Sarawak and Kuching boost tourism through the Rainforest World Music Festival, driving hotel demand, air connectivity and cultural travel growth

Siem Reap and Yangon strengthen tourism cooperation through a new sister city initiative supporting ASEAN cultural tourism and regional travel growth

Penang hosts Hawana 2026, welcoming nearly 1,000 media delegates while strengthening its position as a leading tourism and convention destination in Asia

Phu Quoc and Phuket are at the center of a new Vietnam-Thailand tourism initiative designed to boost multi-destination travel across Southeast Asia

Pattaya hosts Thailand Travel Mart Plus 2026, welcoming exhibitors and buyers from over 50 countries to boost tourism partnerships and travel growth

Thailand, Bangkok, Phuket, Kuala Lumpur, Hanoi, Bali and Singapore Unite to Strengthen ASEAN Tourism Through Better Connectivity, Smarter Travel and Unforgettable Multi-Country Experiences

Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam and Malaysia Now Lead ASEAN’s Ambitious 2026 Tourism Agenda to Create a More Connected, Safer and Experience-Driven Southeast Asia

Thailand Aligns With Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia as Pay Like a Local QR System Accelerates the Shift Toward a Seamless Cross-Border Cashless Tourism Economy

Malaysia Tourism Now Accelerates as Kuala Lumpur Emerges as Southeast Asia’s Leading Smart Tourism Destination Alongside Singapore, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City and Jakarta

Jakarta, Bali and Indonesia Lead Tourism Growth Plans as Proposed Visa-Free Travel Expansion Aims to Boost International Visitor Arrivals, Strengthen Global Competitiveness and Enhance Travel Accessibility Across Southeast Asia

Sarawak and Kuching Drive Malaysia’s Festival Tourism Boom as Rainforest World Music Festival Connects Singapore, Brunei, Australia, India, Japan, South Korea, United States and United Kingdom Through Cultural Travel Growth

Siem Reap and Yangon Strengthen ASEAN Cultural Tourism Through New Sister City Partnership Supporting Heritage Travel, Destination Development, and Regional Tourism Growth

Penang, Malaysia Strengthens Its Position as a Global Tourism and MICE Hub Through Hawana 2026, Showcasing Heritage, Hospitality Infrastructure and ASEAN Connectivity—What Does This Mean for Future Travel Growth?

Phu Quoc, Vietnam and Phuket, Thailand Lead New Cross-Border Tourism Initiative as Two Countries One Destination Strategy Strengthens Multi-Destination Travel Across Southeast Asia

Thailand Travel Mart Plus 2026 Brings India, China, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, and More Than Fifty Nations to Pattaya, Strengthening Tourism Growth, Travel Trade, Hospitality Partnerships, and International Connectivity