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The Waldorf Astoria Bangkok officially opened Aug. 31.

In bustling Bangkok, 'relaxed luxury' at new Waldorf AstoriaStanding 60 stories high, the property is a beautiful mixed-use space of residences and 171 guestrooms.

View from a 94th-floor room at the Signiel Seoul in the 123-story Lotte Tower.

Dispatch, Seoul: The highs and lows of long-haul travelGetting here, of course, was miserable. The dread lifted the moment I checked into the Signiel Seoul.

Focus on Culinary Travel: Moveable feast

Focus on Culinary Travel: Moveable feastOur editors explore emerging foodie destinations, intriguing dishes, budding culinary trends and the science of dining and...

A couple on the Majestic Princess, a ship built for the Chinese market. It is now based in China only in the summer.

Stuck in the doldrums, Chinese cruise lines plan for growthAt Travel Weekly China's CruiseWorld, top cruise executives, travel agency leaders, port authorities and association chiefs...

A rendering of the InterContinental hotel in Auckland, scheduled to open in 2022.

Hotels springing up in New Zealand to close room shortageIn Auckland alone, roughly 2,500 new rooms are slated to come on line in the next five years, with upscale Western brands like...

Hongya Cave, a replica of an ancient fortress, is a top attraction in Chongqing.

Rich culture, history in bustling ChongqingLocated at the junction of the Yangtze and Jialing rivers in the Sichuan Basin, the city is considered a gateway to southwest...

A whimsical creation on display at the annual lantern festival in Chiayi, Taiwan.

Spirits soar on an illuminating tour of TaiwanReady to shine: Exploring Taiwan during its annual Lantern Festival.

Tourism takeover: Chinese travelers changing the industry

Tourism takeover: Chinese travelers changing the industryWith a rising population of wealthy travelers eager to see the world and a government that uses tourism as another arrow in its...

The Norwegian Joy, built for the Chinese market, will move to Alaska next spring.

Fiscal realities now tempering cruise lines' China infatuationWall Street has long questioned whether the international cruise industry's romance with China is the beginning of a lifelong...

Temple House in Chengdu blends the authenticity of a Qing dynasty temple with a slew of modern amenities.

In Chengdu, contemporary chic from SwireThe Temple House is a 100-room Swire Hotels property that blends the authenticity of a Qing dynasty temple with a distinctly...

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