SKAL ASIA

52nd Skål Asia Congress Opens In Bali by Andrew J Wood Skål World President Juan Steta in Bali at the 52nd Skål Asia Congress BALI: The first face-to-face Skål Asia Congress since the pandemic, opened today to a fanfare welcome to Asia Skålleagues from more than a dozen countries that make up this dynamic Skål […]

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Skal Asia, the global tourism network, is delighted to announce its Asia Congress to be held at the luxurious Merusaka Hotel in Bali.

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Saudi Arabia plays an increasingly more prominent role in global tourism, such as the recent hosting of the 116th United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) Executive Council Meeting in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The UNWTO meeting focused on boosting the recovery of global tourism.

Skål Asia launches a series of additional membership benefits for Skål members in Asia to celebrate the reopening of borders and the return of international travel. These include special offers with Landmark, Centara and Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts.

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The 51st Skal Asia Area (SAA) Annual General Meeting (AGM) was conducted online and was graced by a dazzling array of Skal stars who turned up eager to hear news of this year’s happenings and the plans for driving post-COVID recovery. …

Report of the Asia President at the 51st AGM SIAA 4th June 2022 Andrew J Wood Pictured: SKAL ASIA President Andrew J Wood addressing delegates at the recent virtual AGM in the presence of Skal International President Burcin Turkkan and the executive board Distinguished guests Welcome to today’s 51st Annual General Meeting of Skal International […]

Past and Present Skål Asia Presidents Welcomed at Bangkok Meeting, With travel between India and Thailand opening up and quarantine no longer required for fully vaccinated travellers, Skål Asia President Andrew J Wood  (third right) along with Past Asia President Jason Samuel (third left) were both warmly welcomed to the first face-to-face meeting of the Bangkok club since March this year.