Opinion
Words to banish and those to live by in 2022
23/12/2021 by Timothy O'Neil-Dunne
Timothy O'Neil-Dunne of T2Impact pens a year-end piece that captures his thoughts on the thinking that needs to change and the new words to embrace in the new year. ENDING my formal work position this year has given me a lot to think about what 2021 has come to mean and what we should aspire to [...]
The future of work and travel
30/11/2021 by Timothy O'Neil-Dunne
IN most major coporations travel for work occupies a major facility for the worker of all types. Will business travel ever fully recover? I believe that the answer is no, but with some caveats. Interaction between teams has long been part of the work life we are used to. So has meeting with cu [...]
Aerial views: How brands can cater to a new breed of traveller as borders reopen
24/11/2021 by WiT
This article is written by Cumarran Kaliyaperumal, Analytical Lead, Travel, Google, and Hermione Joye, Sector Lead, APAC Travel, Google THE travel industry is kicking into gear. Border and quarantine restrictions are easing up with increasing vaccination rates, and people are ready to travel eve [...]
Q&A: The potential of decentralized digital ID in travel
08/09/2021 by Mitra Sorrells
This article first appeared in PhocusWire NICK Price has spent much of his career designing and implementing technology solutions and strategies for hotels. He was CIO and CTO of Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group for 12 years and then founded NetSys Technology, focused on digital enablement of hospi [...]
Now that the game has been changed by the Delta variant, is Asia leading the world again?
23/08/2021 by Kei Shibata
SINGAPORE, one of my home bases, is about to hit 80% of fully vaccinated residents. This is quite remarkable, as experts say that an 80-90% full vaccination rate will likely allow countries to build herd immunity in the current state of this Delta-variant-driven epidemic. Japan, my other base, [...]