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Economy 10 months ago

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Travel is back, but a rise in local trips highlights economic stress

Research by state-owned lender Bank Mandiri shows that intra-provincial travel, or trips within the same province, jumped 45.9 percent in 2024, reversing the trend seen in 2022 and 2023 when longer journeys dominated.

Companies 1 year ago

The rapidly evolving ASEAN consumer

ASEAN consumers have always been at the forefront of digital adoption, and it is well apparent through their increased utilization of digital banking and demand for personalized services and solutions.

Front Row 1 year ago

Trip.com revamps membership tiers with new, exciting benefits

Trip.com is introducing a refreshed membership program to enhance the experience of frequent travelers. Offering new tiers and added perks, the revamped program promises to provide more value and convenience for users across various travel categories.

Companies 4 years ago

American Airlines cuts summer flights due to Boeing 787 delays

The plane has been plagued by major production problems after initial manufacturing flaws were discovered in the summer of 2020, and deliveries have been suspended since last May.

News 5 years ago

How to stay safe when traveling during pandemic

The national COVID-19 task force urged travelers to bring their own hand sanitizer, cutlery and praying rugs for Muslims.

News 5 years ago

What health measures are needed to restore confidence among travelers?

Most of us are expecting tourism professionals to follow strict safety protocols, so say the results of a major survey carried out by Travelport.

Business 5 years ago

RV shipments surge as Americans opt to carry home with them to avoid airports, hotels

Eager to travel - but wary of hotels, airplanes and restaurants - more Americans are taking their homes with them everywhere they go, reviving a recreational vehicle business that had been devastated by shutdowns earlier this year.