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AirAsia Malaysia (flight code AK) is proud to announce the resumption of the Kuala Lumpur-Vientiane route starting 2 July 2024. This marks a significant milestone as AirAsia Malaysia becomes the only airline offering direct flights to all 10 ASEAN countries.
ASEAN’s 10 Tourism Ministers have agreed to establish a common professional standard for MICE professionals and event professionals with the goal of enhancing ASEAN’s competitiveness as a destination for MICE.
ASEAN Tourism Ministers approve professional standards to strengthen MICE Read More »
AirAsia Aviation Group Limited sold its remaining stake in AirAsia (India) Private Limited, its India operations, to Tata group-led Air India, according to a regulatory filing.
AirAsia sells its remaining stake in India operations to Air India Read More »
Thai AirAsia aircraft sporting a new design will operate on both domestic Thailand and international routes.
Thai AirAsia: Bright and colorful livery takes off
Thai AirAsia: Bright and colorful livery takes off Read More »
One of Thailand’s leading golf events, the Hua Hin – Cham Am Golf Festival, will return this summer from today August 1 to September 30.
Skal applauds return of Hua Hin – Cha Am Golf Festival
Skal applauds return of Hua Hin – Cha Am Golf Festival Read More »
Six explosions have hit Bangkok early Friday morning injuring four people. Reports claimed that other devices were found across the city.
Terror in Bangkok: Six bomb explosions injure four in Thai capital Read More »
The recent 37th ASEAN Tourism Forum (ATF) saw the region’s tourism ministers express optimism on growing the sector in 2018 onwards.
ASEAN Tourism Forum 2018: Food trips, sustainability and scaling up in the next 50 years Read More »
New levels of ASEAN-China tourism cooperation were lauded as a success and an indication of more to come, at the closing ceremony of the ASEAN-China Tourism Cooperation Year 2017, which took place in Kunming, China at the end of last week.
Duterte, Chinese PM and Thailand support “deepening and broadening” of ASEAN commitment Read More »
Four Southeast Asian countries have teamed up to promote the region’s cruise industry. Under a unified ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) banner, representatives from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines joined forces to highlight the region’s cruise potential at the recent Cruise Shipping Miami (CSM) event. This marks the first time ASEAN countries have
ASEAN countries team up to drive cruise tourism Read More »