Clark’s Quest for Take Off on Track
Clark, Philippines: With a handful of outstanding golfing facilities to complement an excellent infrastructure, the Clark area is being tipped to become a hotspot for golfing tourists.
Clark, Philippines: With a handful of outstanding golfing facilities to complement an excellent infrastructure, the Clark area is being tipped to become a hotspot for golfing tourists.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Golfasian, Asia’s largest golf tour operator, swept the board at the World Golf Awards, taking the lead with five honours at this year’s event.
Da Nang, Vietnam: Members of the Vietnam Golf Coast are pulling together in attempts to recharge domestic golf tourism in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Bangkok, Thailand: Leading Asian inbound golf tour operator Golfasian has been Safety & Health Administration accredited by the Tourism Authority of Thailand.
Bangkok, Thailand: Tourism Authority of Thailand Governor Yuthasak Supasorn has appealed to the Thai tourism industry to be patient, united, and confident in weathering the current crisis.
Bangkok, Thailand: Golf plays a huge part in Thailand’s tourism industry. During 2018 alone, more than 700,000 international golf vacationers spent their tourist dollars visiting the Kingdom.
Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi Golf Club, Saadiyat Beach Golf Club and Yas Links Abu Dhabi have aligned with the United Arab Emirates’ various measures and initiatives to ensure a safe environment for their employees and guests.
Newport, Wales: This year’s International Golf Travel Market has been postponed. Scheduled to take place at Celtic Manor Wales from October 19-22, Reed Travel Exhibitions said the event has been pushed back to 2021.
Jupiter, Florida, United States: The latest consumer research from the National Golf Foundation indicates that overall volume of golf trips could be down 35% to 40% in 2020 due to the Coronavirus.
Kyushu Island, Japan: The ninth Asia Golf Tourism Convention will take place in the Japanese prefecture of Miyazaki next year.
Singapore: An upsurge in high-end tourism can help golf clubs across Asia to get back onto their feet following the Covid-19 pandemic.
Bangkok, Thailand: One of Asia’s leading figures in the golf tourism industry is bullish about post-Covid-19 prospects for in-bound golfers to the region. Speaking in the latest in a series of Asian Golf Industry Federation podcasts with leading lights from the industry that are being broadcast at www.agif.asia, Mark Siegel, Founder and Managing Director at […]