Author: Hwang Joo-young
According to Seoul’s Unification Ministry, the visiting delegation consists of 39 people, including 27 players and 12 staff members.Read More
Travel businesses said tourists are becoming more selective, placing greater emphasis on convenience, accommodation standards, dining quality and overall travel experiences instead of focusing mainly on pricing.Read More
Although they are also increasing their investments into climate solutions and transition finance, few have a plan to address high-emitting sectors, including fossil fuels, a new study by the Asian…Read More
Government steps up pressure for compromise as Samsung union’s planned 18-day strike nears.Read More
Hong Kong and Singapore imported more than 1 million live wild birds between 2006 and 2020, according to a new analysis of customs data published in Conservation Biology. Nearly two-thirds of the birds were from Africa. The study highlights a massive, often under-regulated trade that threatens wild populations and poses significant risks for the spread […]Read More
Thailand’s inclusion in EU’s Visa Cascade for Schengen tourism makes longer multiple‑entry visas easier, helping Thai travellers explore Europe more often and at lower cost.Read More
Lufthansa has seized majority control of Italy’s ITA Airways by acquiring a 90 percent stake, a move designed to strengthen its European travel network and expand global connectivity. By increasing its ownership from 41 percent to a controlling share, Lufthansa can now integrate ITA Airways more fully into its Star Alliance operations, optimise route planning, and enhance passenger services across Italy, Europe, and international destinations.Read More
The European Commission has proposed new single-ticket rule aimed at making train travel across Europe more seamless for passengers.Read More
Transavia Netherlands begins major restructuring and cost-saving measures as European airlines face rising operational costs and competitive aviation pressures in 2026.Read More
European stocks are expected to start the new trading week in negative territory as investors react to the latest developments in the U.S.-Iran war.Read More