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Business Traveller Asia-Pacific Edition

September - October 2026
Magazine

The leading magazine for the corporate traveller. We aim to save you money and make your travelling life easier. Each edition has the latest news from airlines, airports, hotels and car hire companies, reviews of the latest gadgets, technology and accessories and destinations pieces - where to stay, what to eat, what to see, and how to behave, all delivered by our own writers and journalists around the world. In addition, loyalty programs are examined, deals and promotions collected and feature stories cover a wide range of issues such as health, security, technology, golf, automotive and finance. With editorial staff based in our offices around the globe we are uniquely placed to ensure that our different editions reflect the needs of our readers locally.

EDITOR’S LETTER

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Business Traveller Asia-Pacific Edition

Sydney • The opening of Western Sydney International Airport is reshaping how travellers experience Australia’s financial capital – starting in the city’s west

AROUND THE WORLD • International travel updates – from new flight routes to hotel openings and more

The shinkansen moves up a class • Japan’s bullet trains now offer private rooms

Vietnam luxury rail finds a new route

BANGKOK TO CHINA BY TRAIN?

IT’S O’CLOCK SOMEWHERE • Four great airport dining spots for when the gate can wait

Made in Ningxia • Fei Tswei is taking one of China’s leading wine regions to the world

CHINA’S TOP POURS

SUITE RELIEF • Is traditional Chinese medicine becoming the ultimate hotel amenity?

Ho Chi Minh City

THE SAIGON BLACKBOOK

HIGHTECH BITES • How is innovation reshaping our dining habits?

Veg out • A new culinary journey explores Shojin Ryori - the Buddhist temple cuisine that has shaped Japanese food culture for more than 1,500 years

VEGAN TOURS AROUND THE WORLD

WHERE TO HEAD • From Hawaii to Greece, four places to train the brain

Think tank • How brain-boosting therapies have become a new global wellness trend

MASTER THE MOMENT • Mo Gawdat on happiness

Travel secrets with Tanya Rose

Shophouses of Singapore: Beyond the façade

Time travellers • Extraordinary new releases from Watches and Wonders 2026

‘We want to win on sleep’ • Air New Zealand CEO Nikhil Ravishankar talks growth beyond scale, why catching z’s is the airline’s next competitive frontier and how data is reshaping the onboard experience

HOW TO COMBAT DISTRACTION • Nir Eyal, best-selling author of Indistractable, says timeboxing allows you to be more productive and enjoy guilt-free downtime

A GIANT FIRST ACT • Mark Rosenblatt, author of hit Roald Dahl play Giant, on working abroad and career pivots

From Boardroom to Bow: Extend Your Events to Sea with Disney Cruise Line • Accessibility, flexibility and an all-in-one experience make the Disney Adventure the perfect post-conference escapade

Insight

SHE WROTE ABOUT BEAUTY — NOW SHE CREATES IT • Eleanor Pendleton shares her start-up story

BY THE NUMBERS

FOREVER YOUNG • Business travel takes a toll on the body through lost sleep, disrupted routines and declining resilience. To address that, medical wellness retreats in China, India and Japan promise more than pampering - but can preventive health programmes really help?

THE LONGEVITY LEXICON

THE PRICE OF LONGEVITY

PLANE CHANGERS • WE CELEBRATE 50 YEARS OF BUSINESS TRAVELLER WITH 50 THINGS THAT HAVE MADE WORKING ON THE MOVE BETTER SINCE 1976

BORN IN THE USA • GEORGE CLOONEY, RANDE GERBER AND MIKE MELDMAN LAUNCH CRAZY MOUNTAIN, A NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER INSPIRED BY TODAY'S LIFESTYLE

HOW THEY BUILD A BRAND • A few consistent principles...

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  • OverDrive Magazine

Languages

  • English