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DISPLAYING 1-24 OF 24 RECORDS — TAGGED "Tourism"
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Indonesia Apr 02, 2026

Bali Tourism Security Under Scrutiny After Cluster of Violent Incidents; Industry Calls for Stronger Oversight

CNA reports that a recent cluster of violent incidents in Bali, including three sexual assaults against foreign tourists over Mar 23–25, has prompted some hotels to tighten security and renewed calls for stronger oversight of accommodation providers. Police data cited in the article indicates foreign victims of crime increased in 2025 versus 2024, raising reputational and operational risks if enforcement and standards are not visibly strengthened.

Thailand Mar 29, 2026

Thailand Moves to Professionalise Thai Massage as a Premium Wellness Export

Thailand is advancing reforms to standardise training, introduce tiered credentials, and deploy digital qualification tracking to upgrade the massage and spa sector’s quality and global positioning. The strategy targets workforce rebuilding and premium “Nuad Thai” branding, while facing near-term risks from higher costs, uneven adoption, and reputational segmentation within the market.

Culinary Diplomacy Mar 25, 2026

Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2026: Hong Kong Leads, Greater China Deepens Bench, Singapore Wins Sommelier Prestige

The 2026 Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants ranking places Hong Kong’s The Chairman at No. 1 and reinforces Hong Kong’s top-tier positioning, while Greater China and Bangkok show strong depth across the list. Singapore posts multiple entries led by Odette and gains a major reputational boost with Odette’s Lesley Liu named Asia’s Best Sommelier.

Hainan Mar 23, 2026

Hainan’s Free-Trade Port Pivot: Separate Customs Status Signals a Push Beyond Beach Tourism

Hainan is seeking to move from cyclical, policy-driven booms toward a more sustainable model anchored by its free-trade port framework and a separate customs territory. The source highlights broad tariff exemptions covering about 6,600 goods categories, a shift intended to attract professionals, research partnerships, and diversified business activity.

China Mar 23, 2026

China Advances 1,000-Metre Tourist Submersible, Targeting Luxury Deep-Sea Market by 2030

According to the source, Chinese engineers have designed a tourist submersible rated to 1,000 metres, with a prototype planned before year-end and commercial operations targeted for 2030. The initiative could expand premium tourism while building advanced marine engineering capabilities, though safety certification and commercial scalability remain key constraints.

China Mar 21, 2026

Shaolin Temple Indictment Becomes Test Case for Tighter Religious Oversight and Commercial Boundaries

Prosecutors in Henan have formally indicted former Shaolin Temple abbot Shi Yongxin on multiple charges, according to the source citing Xinhua, following his removal and credential revocation in 2025. The case is driving visible governance responses, including a new supervisory body within China’s official Buddhist association and renewed emphasis on separating religious institutions from business and tourism operations.

North Korea Mar 10, 2026

Pyongyang–Beijing Passenger Rail Link Set to Restart, Signaling Controlled Reopening

North Korea and China are expected to resume Pyongyang–Beijing passenger train service on Mar 12 after a six-year suspension tied to pandemic-era border closures. Initial capacity is reportedly limited and oriented toward official travel, indicating a cautious, state-managed normalization rather than a broad reopening to tourism.

Japan Feb 25, 2026

Japan’s Record Food Exports Signal Diversification as U.S. Tariffs and China Trade Imbalances Reshape Flows

Japan set a new record for agricultural, forestry, fishery, and food exports in 2025, led by scallops, green tea/matcha, and sake, with inbound tourism reinforcing overseas demand. At the same time, broader trade patterns shifted amid U.S. tariff effects and a widening deficit with China, while semiconductor exports to China and domestic chip investment emerged as key strategic offsets.

Tourism Feb 18, 2026

Asia’s Multigenerational Travel Boom: Japan Leads as Phu Quoc Surges Ahead for 2026

CNA Luxury reports accelerating multigenerational travel from Singapore across Asia, supported by platform-cited growth in family/group bookings and rising demand for villas, resorts, and culturally immersive experiences. Japan remains the top draw, while Vietnam—especially Phu Quoc—shows strong momentum as families prioritize flexible, bond-strengthening itineraries.

Tourism Feb 18, 2026

Asia’s Multigenerational Travel Boom: Premium Villas, Secondary Cities and Vietnam’s Phu Quoc Surge in 2026

CNA Luxury reports accelerating multigenerational travel from Singapore across Asia in 2026, supported by strong year-on-year growth in group bookings and villa-style accommodation demand. Japan leads, while Vietnam—especially Phu Quoc—shows rapid search momentum, favouring resort-as-destination products and flexible, accessibility-aware itineraries.

Hong Kong Feb 15, 2026

Hong Kong Leverages Lunar New Year Mega-Events to Drive Mainland Visitor Inflows

Hong Kong is using a concentrated calendar of Lunar New Year events beginning February 17 to stimulate tourism and retail activity, with the source citing an expected 1.43 million mainland visitors. High-profile programming such as the Tsim Sha Tsui night parade is designed to concentrate footfall in core commercial corridors but raises crowd-management and operational execution requirements.

China Feb 13, 2026

China’s Spring Festival Travel Surge Reshapes Outbound Flows: Russia and Thailand Rise as Japan Demand Softens

Ahead of the nine-day 2026 Spring Festival holiday, the source reports expectations of record domestic mobility and a rebound in outbound travel, with Russia, Thailand and Australia gaining share. Japan-linked travel demand appears to be weakening amid bilateral frictions and travel advisories, underscoring the sensitivity of aviation and tourism flows to geopolitics and policy facilitation.

Xinjiang Jan 27, 2026

Snow Leopard Incident Near Xinjiang Ski Corridor Triggers Heightened Safety Measures

A tourist was injured in a reported snow leopard attack near Koktokay Township in Xinjiang after allegedly approaching the animal for photos despite warnings. Local forestry and tourism authorities confirmed the incident and intensified patrols and public safety guidance following earlier sightings along the resort route.

Hong Kong Jan 23, 2026

Hong Kong’s Southbound Driving Scheme: Early Uptake, Holiday Test Ahead

Hong Kong has logged over 2,500 applications in the first month of its scheme allowing eligible Guangdong drivers into urban areas, with officials linking it to Lunar New Year promotions. The policy’s strategic value hinges on whether quotas can be scaled to boost tourism spending without triggering congestion, enforcement, or public sentiment risks.

Yunnan Jan 19, 2026

Before ‘Shangri-La’: A 1995 Baseline of Zhongdian’s Pre-Tourism Economy and Strategic Vulnerabilities

A 1995 travel account of Zhongdian (renamed Shangri-La in 2001) provides a baseline view of a semi-isolated Tibetan plateau market town before airport/expressway-driven tourism expansion. The text highlights how branding and connectivity can accelerate growth while increasing exposure to heritage fire risk, environmental pressure, and tourism dependence.

South-to-North Water Diversion Jan 19, 2026

South-to-North Water Diversion: Water Security Drives Green Jobs and Rural Revitalization in Source Regions

Three years into operations, the central route has delivered over 10 billion cubic meters of water to North China while triggering major environmental protection spending and downstream-backed investment in upstream provinces. Eco-agriculture and tourism are emerging as key engines for job creation, return migration, and poverty reduction, though sustainability and policy-dependence remain material risks.

Japan Dec 26, 2025

Japan’s Inbound Boom Masks a Structural Outbound Mobility Slump

Japan is setting new records for inbound visitors and tourism spending, with China contributing the largest share of visitor expenditure. However, passport ownership, outbound travel, and study abroad remain depressed, and the planned passport fee cuts may have limited impact amid yen weakness, inflation, and language constraints.

Sri Lanka Nov 17, 2025

India Becomes Sri Lanka Tourism’s Anchor Market, Reshaping Air Links and Recovery Strategy

Sri Lanka’s tourism rebound since the 2022 crisis is increasingly anchored by Indian travelers, whose share of arrivals rose to 22.5% by 2025 and is influencing connectivity, branding, and revenue stability. The shift supports foreign exchange recovery but heightens concentration and aviation-related risks as capacity and narratives in the Indian market become more decisive.

ASEAN Dec 27, 2024

Asean Shared Visa Push Aims to Rebalance Tourism Recovery, Boost Philippines

Asean tourism leaders meeting in Cebu discussed a shared visitor visa and stronger digital connectivity to promote multi-country travel and reduce uneven post-pandemic recovery. The source highlights the scale of Northeast Asian arrivals in 2024 and suggests integration could help lagging destinations like the Philippines, though intra-bloc competition may complicate execution.

Hong Kong Dec 02, 2024

Hong Kong Lunar New Year Fireworks Draw Massive Crowds, Highlighting Tourism Conversion Challenge

Tens of thousands gathered at Victoria Harbour for a sponsor-backed Lunar New Year fireworks display featuring 31,888 shells and a reported cost of HK$19 million. While the event reinforces Hong Kong’s holiday visibility, the source suggests some mainland visitors planned to depart immediately afterward, raising questions about length-of-stay and spending conversion.

China Nov 15, 2024

China’s Selective Reopening Meets Tighter Security and Logistics Discipline

A SCMP weekend roundup points to a Korean travel surge linked to China’s visa-free waivers alongside signals of tighter PLA fuel governance and renewed attention to transport and aviation safety. The same set of headlines also highlights ongoing focus on maritime strike concepts that could complicate US naval logistics in the Western Pacific.

Hong Kong Sep 15, 2024

Holiday Surge Strains Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge Clearance Capacity

Peak Easter and Ching Ming travel pushed passenger and vehicle volumes at the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge to one of the busiest periods in recent years, with queues reportedly exceeding an hour. The congestion highlights rising peak-demand pressure on checkpoint throughput and the need for more adaptive cross-boundary traffic and clearance arrangements.

Hong Kong Aug 09, 2024

Hong Kong Regulator Revokes Travel Agency Licence Over Alleged Coercive Shopping Practices

Hong Kong’s Travel Industry Authority revoked Star Link Travel Limited’s licence after investigating four alleged incidents in which a tour guide coerced inbound mainland Chinese visitors to shop. The enforcement move signals heightened regulatory scrutiny of group-tour practices and raises compliance and reputational stakes for the sector.

Cambodia Oct 27, 2023

Cambodia’s Reputation Under Pressure as Transnational Scam Networks Draw Global Scrutiny

The source argues that Cambodia’s international image is increasingly shaped by narratives around scam compounds and trafficking, amplified by popular media and high-profile enforcement actions. The arrest and extradition of Chen Zhi has intensified attention on how cross-border networks can embed in Cambodia’s casino and real-estate ecosystem, with potential spillovers for tourism, compliance, and diplomacy.

Indonesia

Bali Tourism Security Under Scrutiny After Cluster of Violent Incidents; Industry Calls for Stronger Oversight

CNA reports that a recent cluster of violent incidents in Bali, including three sexual assaults against foreign tourists over Mar 23–25, has prompted some hotels to tighten security and renewed calls for stronger oversight of accommodation providers. Police data cited in the article indicates foreign victims of crime increased in 2025 versus 2024, raising reputational and operational risks if enforcement and standards are not visibly strengthened.

Apr 02, 2026 0 views
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Thailand

Thailand Moves to Professionalise Thai Massage as a Premium Wellness Export

Thailand is advancing reforms to standardise training, introduce tiered credentials, and deploy digital qualification tracking to upgrade the massage and spa sector’s quality and global positioning. The strategy targets workforce rebuilding and premium “Nuad Thai” branding, while facing near-term risks from higher costs, uneven adoption, and reputational segmentation within the market.

Mar 29, 2026 0 views
ACCESS »
Culinary Diplomacy

Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2026: Hong Kong Leads, Greater China Deepens Bench, Singapore Wins Sommelier Prestige

The 2026 Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants ranking places Hong Kong’s The Chairman at No. 1 and reinforces Hong Kong’s top-tier positioning, while Greater China and Bangkok show strong depth across the list. Singapore posts multiple entries led by Odette and gains a major reputational boost with Odette’s Lesley Liu named Asia’s Best Sommelier.

Mar 25, 2026 0 views
ACCESS »
Hainan

Hainan’s Free-Trade Port Pivot: Separate Customs Status Signals a Push Beyond Beach Tourism

Hainan is seeking to move from cyclical, policy-driven booms toward a more sustainable model anchored by its free-trade port framework and a separate customs territory. The source highlights broad tariff exemptions covering about 6,600 goods categories, a shift intended to attract professionals, research partnerships, and diversified business activity.

Mar 23, 2026 0 views
ACCESS »
China

China Advances 1,000-Metre Tourist Submersible, Targeting Luxury Deep-Sea Market by 2030

According to the source, Chinese engineers have designed a tourist submersible rated to 1,000 metres, with a prototype planned before year-end and commercial operations targeted for 2030. The initiative could expand premium tourism while building advanced marine engineering capabilities, though safety certification and commercial scalability remain key constraints.

Mar 23, 2026 0 views
ACCESS »
China

Shaolin Temple Indictment Becomes Test Case for Tighter Religious Oversight and Commercial Boundaries

Prosecutors in Henan have formally indicted former Shaolin Temple abbot Shi Yongxin on multiple charges, according to the source citing Xinhua, following his removal and credential revocation in 2025. The case is driving visible governance responses, including a new supervisory body within China’s official Buddhist association and renewed emphasis on separating religious institutions from business and tourism operations.

Mar 21, 2026 0 views
ACCESS »
North Korea

Pyongyang–Beijing Passenger Rail Link Set to Restart, Signaling Controlled Reopening

North Korea and China are expected to resume Pyongyang–Beijing passenger train service on Mar 12 after a six-year suspension tied to pandemic-era border closures. Initial capacity is reportedly limited and oriented toward official travel, indicating a cautious, state-managed normalization rather than a broad reopening to tourism.

Mar 10, 2026 0 views
ACCESS »
Japan

Japan’s Record Food Exports Signal Diversification as U.S. Tariffs and China Trade Imbalances Reshape Flows

Japan set a new record for agricultural, forestry, fishery, and food exports in 2025, led by scallops, green tea/matcha, and sake, with inbound tourism reinforcing overseas demand. At the same time, broader trade patterns shifted amid U.S. tariff effects and a widening deficit with China, while semiconductor exports to China and domestic chip investment emerged as key strategic offsets.

Feb 25, 2026 0 views
ACCESS »
Tourism

Asia’s Multigenerational Travel Boom: Japan Leads as Phu Quoc Surges Ahead for 2026

CNA Luxury reports accelerating multigenerational travel from Singapore across Asia, supported by platform-cited growth in family/group bookings and rising demand for villas, resorts, and culturally immersive experiences. Japan remains the top draw, while Vietnam—especially Phu Quoc—shows strong momentum as families prioritize flexible, bond-strengthening itineraries.

Feb 18, 2026 0 views
ACCESS »
Tourism

Asia’s Multigenerational Travel Boom: Premium Villas, Secondary Cities and Vietnam’s Phu Quoc Surge in 2026

CNA Luxury reports accelerating multigenerational travel from Singapore across Asia in 2026, supported by strong year-on-year growth in group bookings and villa-style accommodation demand. Japan leads, while Vietnam—especially Phu Quoc—shows rapid search momentum, favouring resort-as-destination products and flexible, accessibility-aware itineraries.

Feb 18, 2026 0 views
ACCESS »
Hong Kong

Hong Kong Leverages Lunar New Year Mega-Events to Drive Mainland Visitor Inflows

Hong Kong is using a concentrated calendar of Lunar New Year events beginning February 17 to stimulate tourism and retail activity, with the source citing an expected 1.43 million mainland visitors. High-profile programming such as the Tsim Sha Tsui night parade is designed to concentrate footfall in core commercial corridors but raises crowd-management and operational execution requirements.

Feb 15, 2026 0 views
ACCESS »
China

China’s Spring Festival Travel Surge Reshapes Outbound Flows: Russia and Thailand Rise as Japan Demand Softens

Ahead of the nine-day 2026 Spring Festival holiday, the source reports expectations of record domestic mobility and a rebound in outbound travel, with Russia, Thailand and Australia gaining share. Japan-linked travel demand appears to be weakening amid bilateral frictions and travel advisories, underscoring the sensitivity of aviation and tourism flows to geopolitics and policy facilitation.

Feb 13, 2026 0 views
ACCESS »
Xinjiang

Snow Leopard Incident Near Xinjiang Ski Corridor Triggers Heightened Safety Measures

A tourist was injured in a reported snow leopard attack near Koktokay Township in Xinjiang after allegedly approaching the animal for photos despite warnings. Local forestry and tourism authorities confirmed the incident and intensified patrols and public safety guidance following earlier sightings along the resort route.

Jan 27, 2026 0 views
ACCESS »
Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s Southbound Driving Scheme: Early Uptake, Holiday Test Ahead

Hong Kong has logged over 2,500 applications in the first month of its scheme allowing eligible Guangdong drivers into urban areas, with officials linking it to Lunar New Year promotions. The policy’s strategic value hinges on whether quotas can be scaled to boost tourism spending without triggering congestion, enforcement, or public sentiment risks.

Jan 23, 2026 1 views
ACCESS »
Yunnan

Before ‘Shangri-La’: A 1995 Baseline of Zhongdian’s Pre-Tourism Economy and Strategic Vulnerabilities

A 1995 travel account of Zhongdian (renamed Shangri-La in 2001) provides a baseline view of a semi-isolated Tibetan plateau market town before airport/expressway-driven tourism expansion. The text highlights how branding and connectivity can accelerate growth while increasing exposure to heritage fire risk, environmental pressure, and tourism dependence.

Jan 19, 2026 1 views
ACCESS »
South-to-North Water Diversion

South-to-North Water Diversion: Water Security Drives Green Jobs and Rural Revitalization in Source Regions

Three years into operations, the central route has delivered over 10 billion cubic meters of water to North China while triggering major environmental protection spending and downstream-backed investment in upstream provinces. Eco-agriculture and tourism are emerging as key engines for job creation, return migration, and poverty reduction, though sustainability and policy-dependence remain material risks.

Jan 19, 2026 1 views
ACCESS »
Japan

Japan’s Inbound Boom Masks a Structural Outbound Mobility Slump

Japan is setting new records for inbound visitors and tourism spending, with China contributing the largest share of visitor expenditure. However, passport ownership, outbound travel, and study abroad remain depressed, and the planned passport fee cuts may have limited impact amid yen weakness, inflation, and language constraints.

Dec 26, 2025 0 views
ACCESS »
Sri Lanka

India Becomes Sri Lanka Tourism’s Anchor Market, Reshaping Air Links and Recovery Strategy

Sri Lanka’s tourism rebound since the 2022 crisis is increasingly anchored by Indian travelers, whose share of arrivals rose to 22.5% by 2025 and is influencing connectivity, branding, and revenue stability. The shift supports foreign exchange recovery but heightens concentration and aviation-related risks as capacity and narratives in the Indian market become more decisive.

Nov 17, 2025 0 views
ACCESS »
ASEAN

Asean Shared Visa Push Aims to Rebalance Tourism Recovery, Boost Philippines

Asean tourism leaders meeting in Cebu discussed a shared visitor visa and stronger digital connectivity to promote multi-country travel and reduce uneven post-pandemic recovery. The source highlights the scale of Northeast Asian arrivals in 2024 and suggests integration could help lagging destinations like the Philippines, though intra-bloc competition may complicate execution.

Dec 27, 2024 0 views
ACCESS »
Hong Kong

Hong Kong Lunar New Year Fireworks Draw Massive Crowds, Highlighting Tourism Conversion Challenge

Tens of thousands gathered at Victoria Harbour for a sponsor-backed Lunar New Year fireworks display featuring 31,888 shells and a reported cost of HK$19 million. While the event reinforces Hong Kong’s holiday visibility, the source suggests some mainland visitors planned to depart immediately afterward, raising questions about length-of-stay and spending conversion.

Dec 02, 2024 0 views
ACCESS »
China

China’s Selective Reopening Meets Tighter Security and Logistics Discipline

A SCMP weekend roundup points to a Korean travel surge linked to China’s visa-free waivers alongside signals of tighter PLA fuel governance and renewed attention to transport and aviation safety. The same set of headlines also highlights ongoing focus on maritime strike concepts that could complicate US naval logistics in the Western Pacific.

Nov 15, 2024 0 views
ACCESS »
Hong Kong

Holiday Surge Strains Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge Clearance Capacity

Peak Easter and Ching Ming travel pushed passenger and vehicle volumes at the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge to one of the busiest periods in recent years, with queues reportedly exceeding an hour. The congestion highlights rising peak-demand pressure on checkpoint throughput and the need for more adaptive cross-boundary traffic and clearance arrangements.

Sep 15, 2024 0 views
ACCESS »
Hong Kong

Hong Kong Regulator Revokes Travel Agency Licence Over Alleged Coercive Shopping Practices

Hong Kong’s Travel Industry Authority revoked Star Link Travel Limited’s licence after investigating four alleged incidents in which a tour guide coerced inbound mainland Chinese visitors to shop. The enforcement move signals heightened regulatory scrutiny of group-tour practices and raises compliance and reputational stakes for the sector.

Aug 09, 2024 0 views
ACCESS »
Cambodia

Cambodia’s Reputation Under Pressure as Transnational Scam Networks Draw Global Scrutiny

The source argues that Cambodia’s international image is increasingly shaped by narratives around scam compounds and trafficking, amplified by popular media and high-profile enforcement actions. The arrest and extradition of Chen Zhi has intensified attention on how cross-border networks can embed in Cambodia’s casino and real-estate ecosystem, with potential spillovers for tourism, compliance, and diplomacy.

Oct 27, 2023 0 views
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ID Title Category Date Views
RPT-3368 Bali Tourism Security Under Scrutiny After Cluster of Violent Incidents; Industry Calls for Stronger Oversight Indonesia 2026-04-02 0 ACCESS »
RPT-3231 Thailand Moves to Professionalise Thai Massage as a Premium Wellness Export Thailand 2026-03-29 0 ACCESS »
RPT-3127 Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2026: Hong Kong Leads, Greater China Deepens Bench, Singapore Wins Sommelier Prestige Culinary Diplomacy 2026-03-25 0 ACCESS »
RPT-3056 Hainan’s Free-Trade Port Pivot: Separate Customs Status Signals a Push Beyond Beach Tourism Hainan 2026-03-23 0 ACCESS »
RPT-3004 China Advances 1,000-Metre Tourist Submersible, Targeting Luxury Deep-Sea Market by 2030 China 2026-03-23 0 ACCESS »
RPT-2923 Shaolin Temple Indictment Becomes Test Case for Tighter Religious Oversight and Commercial Boundaries China 2026-03-21 0 ACCESS »
RPT-2368 Pyongyang–Beijing Passenger Rail Link Set to Restart, Signaling Controlled Reopening North Korea 2026-03-10 0 ACCESS »
RPT-1652 Japan’s Record Food Exports Signal Diversification as U.S. Tariffs and China Trade Imbalances Reshape Flows Japan 2026-02-25 0 ACCESS »
RPT-1289 Asia’s Multigenerational Travel Boom: Japan Leads as Phu Quoc Surges Ahead for 2026 Tourism 2026-02-18 0 ACCESS »
RPT-1288 Asia’s Multigenerational Travel Boom: Premium Villas, Secondary Cities and Vietnam’s Phu Quoc Surge in 2026 Tourism 2026-02-18 0 ACCESS »
RPT-1173 Hong Kong Leverages Lunar New Year Mega-Events to Drive Mainland Visitor Inflows Hong Kong 2026-02-15 0 ACCESS »
RPT-1071 China’s Spring Festival Travel Surge Reshapes Outbound Flows: Russia and Thailand Rise as Japan Demand Softens China 2026-02-13 0 ACCESS »
RPT-230 Snow Leopard Incident Near Xinjiang Ski Corridor Triggers Heightened Safety Measures Xinjiang 2026-01-27 0 ACCESS »
RPT-95 Hong Kong’s Southbound Driving Scheme: Early Uptake, Holiday Test Ahead Hong Kong 2026-01-23 1 ACCESS »
RPT-38 Before ‘Shangri-La’: A 1995 Baseline of Zhongdian’s Pre-Tourism Economy and Strategic Vulnerabilities Yunnan 2026-01-19 1 ACCESS »
RPT-35 South-to-North Water Diversion: Water Security Drives Green Jobs and Rural Revitalization in Source Regions South-to-North Water Diversion 2026-01-19 1 ACCESS »
RPT-730 Japan’s Inbound Boom Masks a Structural Outbound Mobility Slump Japan 2025-12-26 0 ACCESS »
RPT-1518 India Becomes Sri Lanka Tourism’s Anchor Market, Reshaping Air Links and Recovery Strategy Sri Lanka 2025-11-17 0 ACCESS »
RPT-319 Asean Shared Visa Push Aims to Rebalance Tourism Recovery, Boost Philippines ASEAN 2024-12-27 0 ACCESS »
RPT-1319 Hong Kong Lunar New Year Fireworks Draw Massive Crowds, Highlighting Tourism Conversion Challenge Hong Kong 2024-12-02 0 ACCESS »
RPT-544 China’s Selective Reopening Meets Tighter Security and Logistics Discipline China 2024-11-15 0 ACCESS »
RPT-3530 Holiday Surge Strains Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge Clearance Capacity Hong Kong 2024-09-15 0 ACCESS »
RPT-3760 Hong Kong Regulator Revokes Travel Agency Licence Over Alleged Coercive Shopping Practices Hong Kong 2024-08-09 0 ACCESS »
RPT-906 Cambodia’s Reputation Under Pressure as Transnational Scam Networks Draw Global Scrutiny Cambodia 2023-10-27 0 ACCESS »
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