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Travel stories from across Asia, by country, gathered from 71 publications and rewritten as short briefs with the original reporting credited. Last story added 3 hours ago.

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Race Against the Storm: Hundreds Chase Manaslu Summit Before Cyclone Hits
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Race Against the Storm: Hundreds Chase Manaslu Summit Before Cyclone Hits

Over 1,000 climbers crowd Manaslu as rope fixers open the route just before a cyclone hits Nepal — inside this...

Costa Serena Turns Floating Hotel for 4,000 Athletes at Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games
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Costa Serena Turns Floating Hotel for 4,000 Athletes at Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games

Costa Serena is berthed in Nagoya until October 6, housing 4,000 Asian Games athletes in a first-of-its-kind f...

Rybakina sits out Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Shenzhen as Kazakhstan reshuffles
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Rybakina sits out Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Shenzhen as Kazakhstan reshuffles

Elena Rybakina withdraws from the Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Shenzhen with an Achilles injury after her US...

Grand Ji Hotel: H World's New Premium Brand Built on Tea, Quiet and Chinese Design
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Grand Ji Hotel: H World's New Premium Brand Built on Tea, Quiet and Chinese Design

H World's new Grand Ji Hotel brand rethinks premium hospitality with tea rituals, quiet design and privacy — a...

Typhoon Watch Clouds the Asian Games in Nagoya After Record Rain
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Typhoon Watch Clouds the Asian Games in Nagoya After Record Rain

Record rain, short beds and a looming typhoon: how weather is testing Nagoya's Asian Games — and what travelle...

Table Manners in China: Four Etiquette Rules Visitors Get Wrong Fast
Inspiration & Trip Ideas

Table Manners in China: Four Etiquette Rules Visitors Get Wrong Fast

Four Chinese restaurant etiquette rules visitors break in the first ten minutes — seating, punctuality, chopst...

IndiGo Keeps Its Base Fares Low — but the Extras Just Got More Expensive
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IndiGo Keeps Its Base Fares Low — but the Extras Just Got More Expensive

IndiGo has raised fees on infant travel, excess baggage, priority boarding and more — while keeping base fares...

48 hours in Tbilisi: markets, Soviet relics and the city's creative side
Inspiration & Trip Ideas

48 hours in Tbilisi: markets, Soviet relics and the city's creative side

A 48-hour Tbilisi itinerary beyond the Old Town: Dezerter Bazaar, Fabrika, Dry Bridge Market, Rustaveli Avenue...

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...

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