I recently caught up with Benson Puah, the man who runs the Esplanade-Theatres On the Bay, to see if technology is intruding into his world of live events.
I recently caught up with Benson Puah, the man who runs the Esplanade-Theatres On the Bay, to see if technology is intruding into his world of live events.
Consumers in Asia are wielding more power than ever before, triggering the biggest change in the regional travel market over the last decade.
An article by Tnooz editor Kevin May on innovation has got me thinking that maybe one man’s innovation just equals another man’s adoption.
Given that its customers are the young and restless, Contiki Asia communicates with them at every channel available on the web.
What’s that famous saying? Whatever you do, don’t get caught! Unfortunately in today’s world, where everyone is a walking video cameraman, it’s very easy to get caught.
In most parts of Asia, when we greet each other, we don’t say: “How are you?” We ask: “Have you eaten yet?”
Arguments vary over the best route to customers, whether it's distributed marketing, distribution of transactions or some other method.
Making an enjoyable yet unique travel product available to a wider audience is difficult, as tour operators are continuing to find despite use of social media.
A deal between Air France KLM and the Jetstar Group signed this week in Singapore is being touted as a “landmark” interline agreement.
With margins being squeezed at every point of the supply chain, the future for traditional outbound tour operators is apparently in destination management and to own Long Tail supply.