ASEAN

Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia and other ASEAN nations strengthen tourism growth through connectivity, cultural travel and regional cooperation

Malaysia strengthens its tourism leadership after winning the ASEAN Master Class Award 2026, boosting Visit Malaysia and destination branding efforts.=

Philippines boosts tourism promotion as Cebu hosts the ASEAN-Korea Familiarisation Tour, highlighting eco-tourism, heritage, islands and digital storytelling

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

Malaysia strengthens tourism growth plans through a new industry partnership supporting Visit Malaysia Year 2026-27 and international visitor arrivals

Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar see slower cross-border travel as inflation and currency fluctuations reshape tourism patterns across Southeast Asia

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

Hong Kong hosts the GBA–ASEAN Summit 2026, bringing together China, Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, and ASEAN nations to boost tourism and connectivity

Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Hoi An and Ha Long Bay drive Vietnam’s rise as a top ASEAN destination for tourism, remote work and long-term stays

Canada and Malaysia deepen trade, investment, energy and travel cooperation as ASEAN growth and Indo-Pacific opportunities strengthen bilateral ties

Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines and Myanmar Strengthen Southeast Asia’s Tourism Rise Through Regional Connectivity and Cultural Travel Growth

Malaysia Surpasses Regional Tourism Rivals with ASEAN Master Class Award 2026 as Visit Malaysia Campaign Gains Strong International Momentum

Philippines, Cebu and ASEAN Strengthen Tourism Through Digital Storytelling, Eco-Tourism, Heritage Experiences and the ASEAN-Korea Familiarisation Tour to Boost International Visitor Growth

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

Kuala Lumpur, Langkawi, Penang and Sabah Lead Malaysia’s Tourism Expansion as New Industry Partnership Accelerates Visit Malaysia Year 2026-27 Global Visitor Strategy

Vientiane, Luang Prabang, Phnom Penh and Yangon Now Face Shifting Tourism Patterns as Inflation and Currency Pressures Slow Cross-Border Travel Across Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar

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?

Hong Kong Now Hosts GBA–ASEAN Summit 2026 as China, Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, Brunei, Laos, and ASEAN Nations Advance Business Tourism, Regional Travel Connectivity, Investment, and Cross-Border Collaboration

Vietnam Attracts Global Attention as Travelers Choose Hanoi, Hoi An and Ha Long Bay for Tourism, Work Opportunities and Long-Term Living

Kuala Lumpur and Ottawa Strengthen Canada–Malaysia Trade, Investment and Travel Links as Indo-Pacific and ASEAN Opportunities Expand