Spain, the world’s second-most-visited country after France, received 36.8 million foreign tourists in the first five months of the year, up 5% from a year earlier despite global uncertainty stemming from the Middle East conflict.

Malaysia launched Asia’s first durian experience center in Kuala Lumpur on July 7, aiming to strengthen the country’s position as a premier culinary and tourism destination.

A total of 61 passengers who had checked in for a flight from Bangladesh to Malaysia eventually left the airport without boarding the plane, as authorities intensified inspection of travel documents.

After starting as a place where they planned to stay for a year, Hanoi has become home for two expatriates, who have an online platform to guide international travelers.

Wynn Las Vegas, a luxury resort and casino on the Las Vegas Strip in the U.S., opened in 2005 after a US$2.7 billion development and remains one of the most expensive buildings ever constructed.

Chris Fong spent years studying Vietnamese culture and street food, turning that inspiration into NOM Dining, a Michelin-recognized restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City.

Chicken sandwich chain Chick-fil-A has lost its position as the top-rated quick-service restaurant in the U.S., which it has held for 11 straight years, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI).

Drawn by close relations and favorable exchange rates fueled by a strong U.S. dollar, a growing number of Americans are choosing the Philippines for their vacations, helping the U.S. surpass South Korea as that country’s largest source of foreign visitors.

Vietnam Railways Corporation has announced the temporary suspension of international passenger train services between Gia Lam Station (Vietnam) and Nanning (China) due to heavy rain in China, in order to ensure operational safety.

A Chinese university student has won a lawsuit against Hainan Airlines after the carrier moved his flight departure 10 minutes earlier and refused to cover the additional costs the change caused.