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Western Australia strengthens trade and tourism ties with Singapore

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By Rachel AJ Lee Verified
| TTG Asia Verified
Tourism Western Australia is reinforcing its long-standing economic partnership with Singapore, citing strong trade figures, record visitor arrivals, and growing investment opportunities across energy transition, hospitality and infrastructure.
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Heritage storyteller

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By Rachel AJ Lee Verified
| TTG Asia Verified
Singapore’s inbound tour market has long been associated with static, recycled scripts – a norm that Yong Min Ho, founder and chief storyteller of The Urbanist Singapore, is actively trying to challenge. Leveraging a background in higher education management and urban geography, Ho has moved beyond cookie-cutter tours to build a highly structured heritage education practice. His approach draws on a decade spent managing international relations and strategy at two of Singapore’s local universities.
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Marriott accelerates APEC expansion via conversion route

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By Rachel AJ Lee Verified
| ttgindia.travel
Marriott International is expanding its regional footprint across Asia-Pacific excluding China (APEC) by utilising a flexible, conversion-led development model to steadily expand its regional footprint. This approach has resulted in a development pipeline of over 400 hotels and 86,000 rooms as of end-2025.
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