Category: Golf Tourism

Bangkok, Thailand: A powerhouse in shaping golf tourism across the region, Golfasian has taken home three accolades at the 2025 World Golf Awards.

Hue City, Vietnam: 54 Group CEO Jed Moore believes ‘golf is the spearhead for a national sports strategy capable of reshaping the economy, elevating Vietnam’s global image, and inspiring future generations’.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: During his keynote address at the AGIF International Summit, Tourism Malaysia’s Director General outlined his plans for regional collaboration on golf tourism.

Hue City, Vietnam: Industry leaders are set to align on a clear vision for the sustainable development of the golf sector at the inaugural Vietnam Golf Course Owners Summit.

Cannes, France: The 28th International Golf Travel Market has drawn to a close following four days of business meetings, networking, and fostering partnerships across the global golf travel sector.

Hue, Vietnam: Focusing on the sustainable development of golf tourism and the golf economy in Vietnam, the inaugural Vietnam Golf Course Owners Summit will be staged next month.

Cannes, France: Ahead of this year’s International Golf Travel Market, RX Events has identified the key trends shaping demand, from wellness and sustainability to AI-driven personalisation.

Lang Co, Vietnam: Laguna Lang Co is offering exceptional Stay & Play packages that combine championship golf, award-winning accommodation, and exclusive lifestyle experiences.

County Kildare, Ireland: Golf Ireland, in collaboration with The R&A, has unveiled new research which highlights golf’s substantial contribution to the Irish economy. 

Danang, Vietnam: Vietnam Golf Coast clubs are embracing the future with a wave of smart innovations designed to elevate the playing experience and redefine service standards.

Hanoi, Vietnam: NovaWorld Phan Thiet is the latest venue in the emerging golfing powerhouse of Vietnam to join the stable of clubs managed by global sports agency 54.

St Andrews, Scotland: The economic impact of visitors travelling to the Home of Golf is equivalent to the country hosting three Open Championships every year.