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Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul. South Korea reopened to tourism in 2022.

I'm excited -- and a little bit terrified -- about 2023A mix of emotions for the year ahead as Asia travel comes roaring back.

Guests at the Six Senses Vana practice yoga.

Six Senses adds its first wellness retreatSix Senses has assumed management of Vana, a wellness retreat in India.

Yasaka Pagoda and Sannen Zaka Street in Kyoto.

The sun rises on Japan tourismThe lifting of Japan’s restrictions on international travel fueled a surge in demand. One of the first group tours after the...

Holland America Line's Westerdam arrived in Cairns, Australia, on Nov. 3. It will homeport in Sydney for part of its 2022-23 Australia/New Zealand season.

More cruise lines return to Asia and AustraliaSilversea will begin sailing in Asia in December for the first time since the pandemic began, while HAL is back in Australia...

The domed accommodations of the UFO Luxotel in Wadi Rum.

Unexpected delights on Exodus Travels Jordan tourIn Jordan, Petra's Treasury is a bucket-list stop. But there's more to discover.

The Celebrity Eclipse in Sydney.

Celebrity Cruises has returned to AustraliaAustralia in April welcomed back cruise ships after two-plus years of a Covid-related ban, but the region is now entering its...

The view of Kyoto Tower from the Hotel Granvia Kyoto, one of the hotels that tour operator Alexander + Roberts uses for its Japan itineraries.

Bookings and interest surge as Japan fully reopens to touristsThe country has typically been an expensive holiday for American travelers, but with the yen at its weakest value in decades,...

Hyatt partnership produces ryokan brand in JapanHyatt and Japanese company Kiraku are launching Atona, a hospitality brand focused on creating "a modernized hot spring ryokan...

Mount Fuji on the Japanese island of Honshu. All eyes in the travel industry are on Japan, which is taking steps toward reopening.

The two faces of AsiaAs the masks come off and travel comes back, there are two Asias. In the southeast, things are pretty much open and welcoming....

The Kinkaku-ji Buddhist temple in Kyoto, Japan.

Japan further relaxes tourism restrictionsThe country will allow tour groups without a guide and will raise its arrivals cap to 50,000 visitors next month.

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