Travel in city Hong Kong

The three exhibitions in China fill in June's exhibition calendar, complemented by the US AIBTM conference.

It’s been nearly a decade since my first time in an airport lounge, but it was an experience that reshaped my predeparture routine. However, as any frequent flier knows, the quality of a lounge can vary greatly, similar to sitting in the last row of economy versus the front of first class.

In a significant rebound fueled by heightened summer travel demand, China’s Trip.com Group posted a net revenue of RMB 13.7 billion ($1.9 billion) in the third quarter, marking a 99% increase over 2022 and 31% increase from 2019 levels.

This week, guests from around the world attended a special ceremony celebrating the imminent grand opening of Hong Kong Disneyland’s brand-new ‘World of Frozen’ themed land, which opens its gates to the public on November 20.

Tours and activities operators in Asia expect at least another 6 to 12 months of pent-up travel demand. However, maximizing this opportunity depends on addressing capacity bottlenecks, especially in markets like Japan. 

Before the pandemic, Trip.com Group offered an “Around the World” package that was priced at a staggering $250,000. It was an instant sensation, and sold out in a mere 17 seconds.

The logistical challenges of sourcing everything from food to cleaning supplies during Covid-19 were difficult. Imagine that multiplied by nearly 500 rooms and suites. Throw in furniture, wallpaper, artwork, expensive bottles of liquor, and of course, labor, and it is truly a feat to complete.

While metropolises like New Delhi and Mumbai continue to be on the travel list, leisure destinations like Udaipur, Puri, Goa, Jaipur and Munnar are some of the top searched domestic destinations during the festive season (between November 10-14), according to Booking.com.

When you hear travel critics say that the big brands like Marriott and Hilton don't really know how to run luxury hotels, it's probably because those critics have stayed at a property affiliated with Rosewood Hotels & Resorts.

It's safe to say long-haul flying looks a lot different than it did some 80 or 90 years ago.

A Republican state senator confirmed that he was arrested at Hong Kong International Airport on Friday after bringing a gun in his carry-on luggage.

Within the last decade, cocktail bars in Asia have firmly stepped out from behind the shadows of their Western counterparts. What was once a handful of acclaimed establishments in developed hubs like Tokyo, Singapore, and Hong Kong has flourished into a continent-wide wave of progressive bars known not only locally but globally for sustainable innovation as well as distinct, culture-specific takes on mixology with local ingredients.

The World's 50 Best Bars have just been announced—and you can consider this your official bucket list of exceptional drinking dens around the world.

In terms of airport lounges, American Express is undeniably a trailblazer.

"Are you guys sure you don't want to ride the roller coaster with me?" I asked my parents, my heart skipping a beat as the screams from the mega drop faded into the background.

I’ve frequently discussed the tensions in today’s luxury hospitality market. High-end hotels were once comparable to a Saville Row tailored suit: They epitomized craftsmanship, expertise, and rarity.

A handful of restaurant tables in New York just became even more coveted reservations. Tacking onto the 15 New York additions to the Michelin Guide announced in September, the Michelin Guide just added 11 more restaurants.

After decades of conflict, the Palestinian militant group Hamas launched a surprise attack against Israel on Saturday.

After years of anticipation from Disney fans around the world, Hong Kong Disneyland's World of Frozen land is set to "open up the gates" on Nov. 20. The multiyear expansion project was announced in 2016, and it will not only be the world's first "Frozen"-themed land but also the largest expansion at Hong Kong Disneyland to date.

Thousands of people once lived on small boats in a floating village in Hong Kong.

After more than three years, Hong Kong’s flag carrier is resuming regular service to a major U.S. hub— Chicago O’Hare International (ORD).