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Time for Taiwan    timefortaiwan_feature.jpg   By:   Deanna Ting

The nation encourages guests to visit in 2012—with some help from Hollywood. View


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February 2, 2012 | News | By Adam Leposa

While ski resorts in the continental U.S. continue to struggle with unusually warm and dry weather this season, Alaska, Europe and parts of Asia are... more >>


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January 25, 2012 | News | By Meagan Drillinger

MLT Vacations devotees can now explore new horizons as the company has expanded their tour offerings in Asia through both the Delta Vacations and... more >>


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January 23, 2012 | News | By Meagan Drillinger

The new flight will depart daily, leaving Tokyo at 1 a.m., arriving in Bali, Indonesia at 7 a.m. The return flight twill depart Bali at 3:30 p.m.... more >>


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January 23, 2012 | News | By Meagan Drillinger

Regent Hotels & Resorts is turning its attention to Asia with the appointment of Cai Shuo as the new Vice President Development for China. more >>


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January 20, 2012 | News

Eileen Ogintz checks out what to see and do for families in Hong Kong. more >>


2012 Aegean Odyssey

January 18, 2012 | News | By C. Elliott Mest

Booking incentives for 2012 and 2013 Mediterranean and Far East sailings include free air from more than 60 North American gateways, for all... more >>



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December 5, 2011 | Deal

The 21-day cruise’s price starts at $3,445, or $165 per day, including international airfare; or $2,395, or $120 a day, without airfare. more >>


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July 13, 2011 | Deal

IHG ANA Hotels Group Japan has launched a seven-day Summer Sale for guests who are planning to travel this summer, particularly during Japan's Marine... more >>


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June 7, 2011 | Deal

The Father's Day package is valid from June 17-22 and includes a selection of 60-minute body relaxation treatments or a Sumo's Choice lunch for two... more >>


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May 24, 2011 | Deal

In response to the support from the U.S. following last March's earthquake and tsunami, Japanese travel agencies are uniting to offer unusual travel... more >>


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May 5, 2011 | Deal

Looking for a relaxing Mother's Day celebration? The InterContinental Hong Kong's I-Spa is offering a special pampering for mothers. more >>


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February 23, 2011 | Deal

ChinaExperience.com, an offshoot of Pacific Delight Tours, is offering a 10-day program contrasting China's history with it's modernity. more >>



Bike-friendly trails in Taiwan

January 27, 2012 | Article | By Deanna Ting

The nation encourages guests to visit in 2012—with some help from Hollywood. more >>


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January 25, 2012 | Article | By Jena Tesse Fox, Joe Pike, Meagan Drillinger

New jumbo jets let clients get from here to there faster and more easily. more >>


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December 7, 2011 | Article | By Travel Agent Central Contributor

The Travel Agent team is on the road much of the year, and for our final issue of 2011, we decided to give you our best picks so you can add them to... more >>


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November 16, 2011 | Article | By Susan Young

In 2012, a slew of new and existing Asian river vessels will give clients diverse, Asian river voyages that ply Vietnam’s Mekong, Myanmar’s... more >>


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November 14, 2011 | Article | By Susan Young

Luxury-selling agents say “been there, done that” upscale clients love exotic itineraries. Travel Agent asked four mainstream oceangoing luxury... more >>


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October 13, 2011 | Article | By Meagan Drillinger

The West Lake area, which was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site earlier this year, covers an area of about 12 square miles and is one of the most... more >>


Asia's Waterways    asiawaterways_feature.jpg   By:   Susan Young

In 2012, a slew of new and existing Asian river vessels will give clients diverse, Asian river voyages that ply Vietnam’s Mekong, Myanmar’s Irrawaddy, Borneo’s Rajang, China’s Yangtze and beyond. View


East Asia Alerts

  • Death of top terror leader not confirmed

    Authorities in the Philippines are still attempting to confirm the death of one of South-East Asia’s top terror suspects, following a US-backed air-strike on a paramilitary training camp. However, a leading terrorism analyst has suggested that even if the deaths of Malaysian man Zulkifli bin Abdul Hir and two other high-profile targets are confirmed, the [...]This story comes to us via Homeland [...]

  • South African Airways introduces non-stop flights to Beijing, China

    South African Airways will start flying non-stop to Beijing, China, for the first time in the history of the airline, from January next year.

  • Chengdu rises to #5 in Mainland China as Etihad arrives

    Chengdu in China’s Sichuan Province may be famous as the home of the Great Panda, but which market dominates the airport’s traffic? Which major domestic routes stick out? And which long-haul routes serve the airport? As Chinese communities across world currently celebrate the Lunar New Year, air travel booms in an already expansive region. Meanwhile, Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport has [...]

  • China travel advice

    Latest travel advice for those travelling to China. Includes information on entry requirements, security, local laws and health. This advice has been reviewed and reissued with amendments to the Travel Summary and the Safety and Security section (unrest and protests in Ganzi and Aba Tibetan Autonomous Prefectures). The overall level of the advice has not changed; there are no travel restriction [...]

  • China: Bird Flu Claims Two Victims in a Month

    Following multiple deaths in Vietnam and Cambodia, China has reported its second bird flu death in a month. While the flu was highly pathogenic, it was not confirmed to be the infamous H5N1 strain. The most recent victim was a 39-year-old male who reportedly had no contact with poultry. The World Health Organization says that [...]

East Asia Articles

  • 5 Things to do in Harbin, China

    I came to Harbin to see the Ice and Snow Festival and it was ridiculously outstanding but if you’re not here from January through March, it’s still definitely worth a trip. There’s a handful of other great things to see [...] 5 Things to do in Harbin, China is a post from: onestep4ward.com Related posts: The Ice and Snow Festival in Harbin, China – amazing! Cheap travel – boat [...]

  • Meet Xi Jinping, China’s Next Leader

    Xi , China's vice president, will be visiting the United States this month for meetings at the White House in Washington and will travel to other cities. Related posts: Biden says China, US share global responsibilities Biden bonds with China’s vice president, Xi Jinping Pipeline drama ongoing in D.C. as Obama, Harper meet to announce border deal

  • Get a feel for Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam with a local

    South-east Asia is beautifully picturesque and wonderfully relaxing yet it has that fabulous contradictory ability to quicken the pulse while assaulting the senses. Expect a holiday with a rich mix of sights, sounds, colours and smells set against a diverse landscape of dramatic mountains, stunning beaches, verdant paddy fields and winding rivers. The best way to fully appreciate any country is to [...]

  • Peace offering: Hiroshima's Memorial Park

    It's a credit to Hiroshima's recovery that if the city were to change its name, you'd never guess its harrowing past. A few miles from Miyajima, one of Japan's most beautiful destinations, the city is lined with shopping malls, its inhabitants play baseball and football, it hosts festivals throughout the year and is famed for its oysters and okonomiyaki (Japanese omelette). In some ways, it's a ve [...]

  • Japan parliament OKs 4th extra budget for recovery

    Japan parliament OKs 4th extra budget for recovery