Hotels & Tourism

Extensive booking cancellations loom for hotels amidst nCov outbreak

CDL Hospitality Trust and Ascott Residence Trust already reported cancelled bookings.

Extensive booking cancellations loom for hotels amidst nCov outbreak

CDL Hospitality Trust and Ascott Residence Trust already reported cancelled bookings.

CDL Hospitality Trust's NPI dipped 3.3% to $141.16m in 2019

It saw full-quarter contributions from its rebranded Raffles Maldives Meradhoo.

Hospitality & tourism to slow down amidst coronavirus outbreak

Singapore hotels’ performance will likely imitate the 42% fall in daily average rate during the SARS outbreak.

Frasers Hospitality Trust's NPI grew 6.8% to $33.2m

All of its portfolio recorded higher gross operating profit.

UOL acquires 154-key hotel in Indonesia for $67.5m

Construction is expected to be completed in 2022.

Changi Airport T2 multi-year expansion to begin by late January

The revamped terminal will include more greenery interiors and self-service travel options.

Why online travel agencies need to master their networks

In Singapore, revenue in the Travel & Tourism market is expected to reach US$3,402m by 2023. Furthermore, it’s thought that a whopping 79% of this...

Reigniting Employees' Excitement About Business Travel and its Opportunities

Business travel was once a source of pride and excitement for employees, giving them the opportunity to build business contacts, develop their careers...

Singapore trails Japan in global passport power

It has a total of 190 visa-free destinations.

Here's how this architecture firm designs for the world's luxury hotels brands

Brands like Raffles even get BLINK Design Group to design their overseas properties.

Singapore falls to fifth place in top cities rankings

This was blamed on tighter competition across major Asian cities.

Daily Briefing: IMDA earmarks $20m to fund media projects; Google poaches Singapore bankers

And hotel booking provider Travel Prologue partners with Japan’s OTS.

Weak occupancy to weigh on Frasers Hospitality Trust's Australian assets

A surge in supply caused a decline in occupancy and room rates in the market.

Oxley cuts stake in United Engineers to less than 10%

This follows Yanlord’s acquisition of a majority stake in the firm.

Shrinking supply pipeline could be boon for hospitality sector

With few new hotels in sight for Singapore, hoteliers are ready to raise room rates.