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Minor Hotels Wants a 'Vietnam Network,' Not Just Beach Resorts (opens the original)
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Minor Hotels built its Vietnam business around overseas travelers heading to the beach. Now rising domestic travel, corporate business and meetings are giving the hotel group a reason to move into Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Minor Hotels wants to turn its collection of Vietnamese resorts into a broader national network, betting that the country's biggest urban cities can attract corporate, domestic and meetings business largely missing from its existing portfolio, its chief development and luxur
Bangkok Floods Disrupt Airports, Spare the Hotels â For Now (opens the original)
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Bangkokâs floods strained airport operations, not hotel demand. The next risk is Golden Week, when rain could complicate travel for a surge of Chinese visitors. Bangkok's latest floods disrupted aviation operations, contributing to flight delays and baggage backlogs at Bangkok major airports, while the city's hotels reported little impact on bookings. Nearly 300 millimeters, or 12 inches, of rain fell on Bangkok as nonstop downpours ran from Thursday through the weekend. While floodwaters grad
Thailand Wants 1.5 Million U.S. Tourists â Itâs Got a Long Way to Go (opens the original)
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Thailand is chasing higher-spending Americans, but arrivals will need to accelerate sharply to hit its 1.5 million target. Expensive flights and growing competition from Japan and Vietnam won't make that any easier. Thailand is targeting 1.5 million U.S. visitors in 2026 as it looks to higher-spending, long-haul travelers to drive tourism revenue. Last year, U.S. arrivals reached 1.08 million. The country recorded 716,983 U.S. arrivals from January 1 through September 15, according to the The To
AirAsia Pushes Back on Rivals Taking Its Place in Malaysia (opens the original)
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AirAsia is defending its dominance in Malaysia as rivals eye its domestic capacity, while higher fuel costs and liquidity concerns test its advantage. Select a question above or ask something else AirAsia Co-Founder Tony Fernandes dismissed reports Friday that Malaysia’s government was discussing whether rival airlines could absorb some of the carrier's domestic capacity. Fernandes argued that rivals could not automatically absorb AirAsia’s capacity or replicate the cost structure behind its far
Thai Airways Expands Flight Network Across Europe and Asia (opens the original)
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Thai Airways’ expansion across Europe and Asia could strengthen Bangkok’s role as a regional hub, giving hotels and tour operators more opportunities to attract travelers combining Thailand with neighboring destinations. Select a question above or ask something else Thai Airways said Thursday it will expand its network across Europe and Asia, increasing flights to major European cities and adding services to Vietnam and China. Thailand’s national carrier will operate 66 domestic and internationa
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