Author: Hizam Ongca

As geopolitical uncertainty, economic pressure, and shifting traveler perceptions reshape global tourism, adventure travel continues to prove its resilience

As we move into 2025, the tourism industry faces a dynamic landscape of challenges and opportunities that call for innovative solutions and unified action.

In an AI-saturated landscape where content is infinite and attention is fleeting, true competitive advantage shifts to trust

Multi-day tours have always been one of travel’s most complex sectors, bringing together accommodation, transportation, and experiences into a single, curated journey.

Adventure is increasingly about cultural depth, unique environments, and experiences that educate and bring travelers and the destinations closer together, a shift from “seeing” to “understanding.”

Sustainable tourism is a term that has definitely been overused, and I fear that we’re going the same way with regenerative tourism too, as the latest buzzword

Greenland has always been an expensive destination due to the logistics, limited accommodation, and operator capacity.