The 2025 APEC summit is scheduled to take place in Gyeongju from late October to early November next year.
The year 2024 was a big year for food aficionados here, as new flavours and ingredients came into the spotlight to keep menus exciting.
The Hill Film Festival returns to the hills of Rangamati, showcasing a diverse array of cinematic voices from around the world.
2024 is a big year for South Korean foodies, as new flavors and ingredients came into the spotlight to keep menus exciting.
Traveling to celebrate the New Year is becoming a popular trend, especially among young people eager to experience this occasion in fresh and vibrant destinations, and Taiwan (China) has emerged as an unmissable destination.
A photo exhibition opened at the Tsunami Museum in Indonesia’s Aceh province on December 24, marking 20 years of the deadly Aceh tsunami disaster.
For generations, womanhood in South Korea has been inextricably linked to motherhood, a role often defined by self-sacrifice.
Chulalongkorn University’s Halal Science Centre of Thailand has introduced “Halal Route”, an application created to help Muslim travellers from around the world explore the country with ease.
The Indonesian Ministry of Tourism has announced that the country aims to attract between 14.6-16 million international visitors in 2025, a slight increase compared to the target of 14.3 million visitors in 2024.
Floods and landslides triggered by extreme weather have struck various regions across the archipelago in the past week.
The Madani government has seen a slight improvement in voter ratings as its second administrative year comes to a close.
Over 1.9 million domestic and foreign visitors visited Luang Prabang province in the first 11 months of this year, an increase of more than one million tourists compared to the same period last year.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has predicted exponential growth for the country's tourism industry during the upcoming New Year festivities, which are expected to generate over 62 billion THB (US1.8 billion) in revenue.
A report revealed that the talent market in the country's digitally-fueled and high-tech new economy industries remains highly competitive, with the talent demand-supply ratio climbing steadily over the past few years.
The body cited monopolies and cartels to be among the main reasons behind the increased prices of goods.
Speaking at the Bangkok Post Forum 2024, Paetongtarn said the nation's growth has relied on strategies on mass production and heavy industries in the past four decades, which are now posing challenges in keeping up with rapid globalisation.
The step will be taken to boost external oversight functions to achieve the goal of Japan becoming carbon-neutral — meaning that greenhouse gas emissions will be effectively reduced to zero — by 2050.
