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Port Klang Steps Up As Chinese Cruise Homeport

Malaysia is targeting 43 million international visitors in 2026, and the Adora charter forms part of a cruise-led diversification strategy within the broader Visit Malaysia programme.

Hong Kong International Airport Opens Terminal 2 To Close The Gap On Singapore And Dubai

Middle East flight disruptions are redirecting transit traffic toward East Asian hubs, benefiting HKIA's expansion timing.

Middle East Conflict Tests SATS In Q4 As Full-Year Profit Rises 17 Percent To SGD285 Million

SATS expanded to Brussels Airport via the Aviapartner Cargo acquisition while renewing partnerships with EVA Air and Air Europa Cargo, broadening its European cargo footprint in a year of geopolitical complexity.

SkyeChip And Bursa Malaysia’s Semiconductor Moment

In just four months, Malaysian IPOs have raised 86 percent of last year's full-year total. The pipeline suggests 2026 is not slowing down.

PATA And China Chamber Of Tourism Sign The Partnership Asia-Pacific Tourism Has Been Missing

PATA marks 75 years with its most consequential Chinese partnership to date. The timing is deliberate and the implications are regional.

ENEOS Buys Chevron’s Caltex Network In Southeast Asia for USD2.17 Billion

Declining domestic demand is pushing Japan's largest refiner into Southeast Asia. ENEOS says overseas revenue must exceed 50% of group sales by fiscal 2030, up from under 20% today.

Fiji Airways And WestJet Chart A New Pacific Corridor

Canada opened a High Commission in Suva in January 2026. The codeshare follows that diplomacy.

Sun Group Bets On India to Redefine Phu Quoc’s Airport Future

The Sun Group–GMR partnership extends beyond flights into duty-free retail, non-aeronautical commercial development, and long-term airport infrastructure investment in Vietnam.

The EQ Brand Leaves Malaysia For The First Time

Phuket's hotel occupancy now sits at 69%, with a diversified visitor mix from China, Russia, India, and recovering long-haul markets.

Vietjet And Vietnam Airlines Both Claim Sri Lanka

Two competing Vietnamese carriers entering one new route simultaneously is rare. For Sri Lanka's inbound tourism, it is a structural win.

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