Postcards From Asia: Travel Weekly

Postcards from Asia

In Asia, agents are still learning cruise sellingAs the Asian cruise market evolves, travel agents who focus on price and commissions must adapt or be left behind.

After 'Crazy Rich Asians,' is Singapore ready for its close-up?The Hollywood blockbuster offers Singapore a chance to win more recognition and attract more visitors.

Farmers, resorts help organic tourism take root in ThailandMeet a hotelier who wants to bring back the authenticity and purity of Thai cuisine as he remembers it from his grandmother's...

Koreans poised for peace and travelLasting peace or no, the Trump-Kim summit delighted Korea's tourism industry.

Women in leadership roles now in fashionWomen are in demand for executive positions, but they still have ground to make up.

South Korea: What a difference a year makesNine key trends that WIT Seoul 2018 revealed are driving change in South Korean travel.

Rise of cruising ushers in a platinum age of tourismAs both a cruise destination and source market, Southeast Asia is poised for a "platinum age."

Bonding with boomers on a Douro cruiseThe river cruise opened my eyes to a whole new way of traveling that I had long written about but never lived firsthand.

Japanese coolIt took performance artist Katsumi Sakakura years to discover the "cool" of his native Japan.

Ghosts and bikes rule AmsterdamNot even ghosts can prevent Asian travel to Europe from growing.