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The Spectrum of the Seas was purpose built for the Asia cruise market, originally sailing from Shanghai in 2019.

Royal Caribbean adds China in 2024, the first major cruise line to returnThe move is an important one in the cruise industry. According to CLIA, 3.7 million people from Asia sailed in 2019, making it...

Air New Zealand anticipates flyers purchasing Skynest bunks for four-hour blocks at a cost of $400 to $600.

Air New Zealand's economy sleeper bunks will debut on two U.S. routesThe airline's Skynest will debut in 2024 on Boeing 787s flying Auckland-New York and Auckland-Chicago routes.

Oceania Cruises has expanded its Free Land Program to include two dozen sailings through 2024, including a three-night, post-cruise stay in Jerusalem.

Oceania expands its pre- and post-cruise land programThe cruise line's Free Land Program will be available on two dozen sailings through 2024.

A rendering of MGM’s $10 billion casino resort project set to open in Osaka, Japan.

MGM gets the OK for a casino resort in JapanThe $10 billion project will be located along the waterfront of the man-made Yumeshima island in Osaka.

Zipair, a low-cost subsidiary of Japan Airlines, will launch service between Tokyo Narita and San Francisco on June 2.

Japan's Zipair is launching Tokyo-San Francisco serviceThe low-cost subsidiary of Japan Airlines will now fly to four U.S. destinations.

A suite at the Bulgari Hotel Tokyo.

Bulgari hotel opens in TokyoThe 98-room luxury hotel occupies floors 40 through 45 in the newly completed Tokyo Midtown Yaesu high-rise.

Disney Parks chairman Josh D’Amaro and Singapore Tourism Board CEO Keith Tan during a joint news conference in Singapore.

Disney Cruise Line will base a new ship in SingaporeDisney has agreed to homeport a ship in Singapore for five years starting in 2025.

Alexander + Roberts said all Japan departures in March and April for the cherry blossom season have sold out,

Tour operators are welcoming a surge in demand for AsiaLeading the charge this spring is Japan, which in October became one of the last countries to fully reopen.

Tata Group purchased Air India from the Indian government for $2.4 billion in January 2022.

Aircraft order has Air India thinking bigOn both the domestic and international fronts, the order speaks to India's status as a sleeping giant in commercial aviation.

The Seaburn Pursuit in a rendering. Seabourn will visit the Kimberley region in Western Australia for the first time in 2024.

Seabourn will sail Australia's Kimberley region for the first timeThe new Seabourn Pursuit expedition ship will do 10-day voyages between Broome and Darwin in 2024.

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