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Travel stories from across Asia, by country, gathered from 92 publications and rewritten as short briefs with the original reporting credited. Last story added 38 minutes ago.

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AirAsia Boss Says Rivals Can't Simply Fill Its Shoes in Malaysia
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AirAsia Boss Says Rivals Can't Simply Fill Its Shoes in Malaysia

AirAsia's Tony Fernandes dismisses reports rivals could absorb its Malaysian domestic capacity, as fuel costs...

Fatal supermarket stabbing in Daito, Osaka shocks a city where violent crime is rare
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Fatal supermarket stabbing in Daito, Osaka shocks a city where violent crime is rare

An 80-year-old man was arrested after fatally stabbing his ex-wife at a Daito supermarket in Osaka. What happe...

Chaos before the opening ceremony: why the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games got off to a bumpy start
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Chaos before the opening ceremony: why the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games got off to a bumpy start

Athlete delays, hotel shortages and a warlord controversy hit the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games before Saturday's o...

Thai Airways Finally Gets Consistent: New Business Class Rolls Out From 2027
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Thai Airways Finally Gets Consistent: New Business Class Rolls Out From 2027

Thai Airways unveils VantageNOVA business class with doors for its 777s, A350s and new 787s, plus a business c...

Mount Fuji off-season climbers could soon pay for their own helicopter rescue
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Mount Fuji off-season climbers could soon pay for their own helicopter rescue

Yamanashi Prefecture will charge off-season Mount Fuji climbers for helicopter rescues from next year, with ma...

Japan's rates hit a 31-year high — but the weak yen keeps it cheap for visitors
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Japan's rates hit a 31-year high — but the weak yen keeps it cheap for visitors

The Bank of Japan hiked rates to 1.25%, a 31-year high, but the yen stays weak above 157 per dollar — good new...

Tokyo Game Show Hits Record Scale as Gamers Flock to Chiba
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Tokyo Game Show Hits Record Scale as Gamers Flock to Chiba

Tokyo Game Show draws a record 1,138 exhibitors from 53 countries to Makuhari Messe in Chiba — how travellers...

India's Golden Triangle, reworked: why swapping Agra for Udaipur pays off
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India's Golden Triangle, reworked: why swapping Agra for Udaipur pays off

A cancer survivor's slower take on India's Golden Triangle: Delhi's spice markets, pink Jaipur and lakeside Ud...

Taiwan donates $9.4 million to Kumamoto quake recovery — and urges travellers to come see it for themselves
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Taiwan donates $9.4 million to Kumamoto quake recovery — and urges travellers to come see it for themselves

Taiwan gives $9.4 million in public donations for Kumamoto's July earthquake recovery, and locals invite trave...

Bank of Japan lifts rates to a 31-year high — what it means for your yen
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Bank of Japan lifts rates to a 31-year high — what it means for your yen

The Bank of Japan raised rates to 1.25%, a 31-year high, after pressure from the US over the weak yen. Here's...

Towed boat sinks off Japan's Oki Islands in Japan Coast Guard rescue operation
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Towed boat sinks off Japan's Oki Islands in Japan Coast Guard rescue operation

A boat towed by a North Korean cargo ship sank off Japan's Oki Islands, leaving one missing. What happened and...

Bangsamoro's first-ever parliamentary election wraps up with huge turnout
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Bangsamoro's first-ever parliamentary election wraps up with huge turnout

Bangsamoro in the southern Philippines finalises its first parliamentary election results with 84% turnout — w...

Mihama's No. 3 reactor goes offline again — what it means for travellers to Fukui
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Mihama's No. 3 reactor goes offline again — what it means for travellers to Fukui

Kansai Electric shut Mihama's No. 3 reactor after a water leak — no radiation risk. What the latest shutdown m...

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