Travel Weekly Asia is a leading publication in the travel and tourism industry, offering the latest coverage on Asia Pacific region's travel news for industry professionals. With a founding date of 2002, the publication provides valuable market intelligence for the dynamic world of travel. Recently acquired by Northstar Travel Media, a prominent business information and marketing solutions provider in the U.S. travel, tourism, and meetings industries, Travel Weekly Asia has undergone a re-launch in both print and email formats, amplifying its reach and impact. Operating from its headquarters in Singapore, the publication caters to the Asia Pacific region, facilitating decision-making and serving as a marketing resource for travel agents. It also collaborates with sister publications such as Travel Weekly China and Travel Weekly in North America. Thus far, Travel Weekly Asia has not made public its recent investment details or the involved investors.
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Taxonomy: Travel Trade, Hospitality, Aviation, Destination Marketing, Tourism, Travel Agents, Travel Technology, Cruise Travel, Tour Operators, Luxury Travel, MICE, Corporate Travel, Business Travel, National Tourism Organisation, Ground Transportation
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