Asia Travel & Food
Where to go and what to eat across Asia. Honest city guides, the dishes worth travelling for, what a meal really costs, and how to get around.
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Japan’s $27M Radar and Drones Boost Philippines’ Maritime Security and Tourism
Japan’s provision of coastal radar and drones to the Philippines strengthens maritime security and supports tourism growth amid…
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Why South-East Asia Is The Perfect Winter-Sun Escape For British Travellers In 2026
With bookings up 66 per cent in Vietnam and direct flights from London, the region offers unbeatable value…
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Japan’s Restaurant of Mistaken Orders Reframing Dementia Through Hospitality
Pop-up eateries staffed by seniors with dementia turn order errors into lessons in patience, spreading from Tokyo to…
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Spiritual travel fuels mindful tourism and economic growth in India’s remote regions
A surge in Indian travellers seeking off‑beat spiritual trips like Leh is reshaping tourism, boosting local economies and…
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Oakland’s October Dining Wave Adds Asian Comfort Food Options
New restaurants in Berkeley and the East Bay are launching in October, bringing diverse Asian comfort dishes to…
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Taiwan’s Night Markets and Wild Landscapes Draw Global Travelers
InsideAsia Tours launches Taiwan itineraries as British visitors flock to the island’s neon cities and 3,000-meter peaks.
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How Asian Travelers Are Reshaping Tourism by Seeking Lesser-Known Destinations
As traditional hubs face recovery hurdles, Asian tourists are increasingly prioritizing unique cultural experiences over conventional travel hotspots.
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Asian Chain Stores Bring Excitement and Concern to Denver
A surge of authentic Asian franchises is reshaping Denver’s dining scene, driven by demographic shifts and real estate…
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Aman Hotels Define Luxury Through Cultural Immersion in Asia’s Iconic Destinations
Aman reshapes high-end travel by blending exclusive amenities with deep cultural roots across Asia’s most breathtaking locales.
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How Tokyo’s Kushiyaki Jidai Turns 1980s China Into a Ueno Izakaya Experience
A retro Chinese streetscape and Xinjiang-inspired lamb skewers make this Tokyo izakaya a standout for food and culture…
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Japan’s New Tax Refund System Forces Tourists to Pay Full Price at Checkout
Starting Nov 1, Japan’s tax-free shopping shifts to a refund method, requiring tourists to pay consumption tax upfront…
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Japan Unseats Greece as Most Requested Luxury Destination for UK and Irish Travelers
According to the 2027 Virtuoso Luxe Report, Japan unseats Greece and claims the No. 1 spot for luxury…
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Global Fast-Food Chains Adopt Korean Cuisine as Western Dining Embraces K-Food Trends
From 7-Eleven wings to Tim Hortons in Seoul, Korean flavors are reshaping global menus by adapting traditional ingredients…
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Massive Flight Disruptions Ground Hundreds and Delay Thousands Across Asia Megahubs
A cascading operational crunch hits Delhi, Beijing, and Kuala Lumpur, leaving thousands of passengers stranded amid storms and…
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Asia Pacific Airlines Return to Passenger Growth in September After Five Months of Decline
As passenger numbers return to growth, airlines are navigating a complex landscape of geopolitical avoidance, capacity adjustments, and…
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How Japan-U.S. Agricultural Trade Relations Shape Global Potato Market Access
A decades-long stalemate over U.S. potato imports highlights the tension between international trade standards and domestic political protectionism…
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Oxford Economics Names 28 Emerging Destinations in Cities to Watch
A new global ranking highlights 28 lesser-known cities worldwide that are outperforming their national economies as emerging stars…
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From Salted Rice Balls to Ceramic Octopus Pots: Japan’s Ekiben Tradition
Japan’s railway bento boxes evolved from simple rice balls in 1885 into a diverse culinary library reflecting local…
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How Volkswagen and FAW Revived the Jetta as an Affordable Electric Powerhouse in China
By combining German engineering standards with local Chinese EV supply chains, FAW-Volkswagen’s new Jetta M6 is redefining budget-friendly…
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China Restructures Visa Applications for Indians, Moving Submissions to Embassy and Consulates
China’s new direct submission system and reduced fees make travel easier for Indians, aligning with a broader surge…
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Panda Fest Returns to Dallas Nov. 6-8 With 60 Food Vendors and Dishes Under $10
The return of Panda Fest to Dallas illustrates how US food festivals act as cultural bridges, showcasing the…
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Commuters Praise Taipei, Singapore and Hong Kong Transit as China-Europe Freight Tops 140,000 Trips
Explore the major routes, top-ranked urban systems, and expanding networks driving a massive revival in rail travel across…
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How Thailand Plans to Attract High-Spending Travelers from Singapore
Thailand’s tourism strategy for Singapore focuses on high-spending travelers seeking quality experiences as part of a five-market regional…
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Penang Is the Only Malaysian State on National Geographic’s 2027 Best Places to Travel List
Penang faces a challenge: preserving its UNESCO heritage while expanding its role in the global semiconductor industry.
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