Korean Air and Condor reconnect Germany and Korea
FRANKFURT / SEOUL — Korean Air and Condor have formally activated their new interline agreement, restoring German feeder connections for Korea-bound passengers for the first time in more than a decade. The agreement, in effect since September 29, enables travelers … Continue reading Korean Air and Condor reconnect Germany and Korea
Massive Flooding Leaves Central Vietnam in Crisis
HANOI – Relentless rains inundating central Vietnam since the weekend have killed at least 41 people and left nine missing, according to state media, prompting emergency declarations across multiple provinces and renewed concerns over the country’s vulnerability to intensifying climate … Continue reading Massive Flooding Leaves Central Vietnam in Crisis
New Alcohol Reforms Reshape Thailand’s Tourism Policy
BANGKOK — Thailand has introduced its most significant changes to alcohol regulations in decades, easing restrictions that long puzzled both residents and international visitors. The shift, announced in late 2025, reflects the government’s push to modernize outdated rules, stimulate tourism, … Continue reading New Alcohol Reforms Reshape Thailand’s Tourism Policy
Philippines Faces Another Super Typhoon
MANILA — Less than a week after one of the deadliest storms in recent memory tore through the Philippines, the nation is now bracing for another potentially catastrophic typhoon. Typhoon Fung Wong, locally known as Uwan, is forecast to strengthen … Continue reading Philippines Faces Another Super Typhoon
Thailand: Healing Is the New Luxury
LONDON — At the annual World Travel Market 2025 (WTM 2025) in London’s ExCeL centre, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) introduced its latest global communication campaign, “Healing is the New Luxury”, signalling a strategic shift in how the kingdom … Continue reading Thailand: Healing Is the New Luxury