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TRAVELER LUXE International Luxury Travel Market Asia 2012 | www.iltm.net/asia Three travel trends in Asia According to TRAVELER Luxe, there are three travel trends in Asia.


First, travel products are becoming more prestigious. Today’s travellers are more concerned about the unique experience they can gain through the journey. Thus price is no longer an issue. Second, so-called ‘slow travel’ is more acceptable these days. Tired of sightseeing around the usual spots, rushing from one place to another is a thing of the past; people would rather spend the time learning about local customs and stay longer in one place in order to experience the joy of local life. The third trend is about travelling alone - the independent way to travel. Thus, today’s luxury travel products and experiences are increasingly set up to meet the demands of these three trends.


With an unwavering mission to ‘transform workaholics to travellers’, TRAVELER Luxe endeavors to change people’s ways while travelling around the world. ILTM undoubtedly enriches the imagination of buyers of luxury travel products, providing a wide range of luxury from exquisite services to prestigious products, whilst at the same time satisfying the many expectations of travel. We are looking forward to a successful ILTM in the coming days and realising the results in the coming months.


Yvonne Kuo Deputy Editor in Chief, MOOK & TRAVELER Luxe


People would rather spend the time


to learn about local customs


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