A crisis-stricken 2014 dashed any hopes of a record-breaking year for Malaysia’s tourism industry, but a series of quick-fire strategic changes have handed the country a lifeline

Three prominent aviation disasters in a single year have given the airline industry a bad name and a big problem. How is the sector attempting to ease the concerns of its nervous customers?

For world-class meeting spaces and awe-inspiring sights, look no further than Malaysia, a country with the perfect blend of tradition and technology

In the heart of Malaysia’s capital sits Business Destinations’ Best Business Hotel, Malaysia, 2012 – styled as an extravagant palace, the InterContinental Kuala Lumpur shares its local secrets, making every traveller’s stay both efficient and enjoyable

After China decided to restrict its waste intake from abroad, South-East Asia became the West’s new dumping ground. Today, the region is pushing back, leaving the global recycling ecosystem in turmoil

Located in the centre of the fast-paced, pioneering city of Singapore, the Fullerton Hotel is a luxurious retreat for business travellers

As its flight paths and fleet expand, so does Oman Air’s command of the Middle Eastern aviation industry

The Philippines intends to capitalise on its natural beauty by investing in ecotourism, but the resulting economic boom could come with its own costs

Located in the centre of Kuala Lumpur, the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre is a versatile and modern venue with a sustainable business model

Jim Thompson is famed for saving Thailand’s silk industry, but that’s just one thread of his remarkable story

By committing to a rigorous expansion programme, Oman Air is on track to become one of the leading airlines in the Middle East region

Despite mounting tensions with China cutting off a major source of travellers, tourist numbers in Taiwan are on the rise. The island nation is now on track to become Asia’s newest and brightest hub for business