Hotels & Tourism

Frasers Property shareholders back hospitality assets optimisation

Frasers Property shareholders back hospitality assets optimisation

The approval gives Frasers full ownership of Fraser Suites Singapore and enables Valley Point redevelopment.

Gather House exceeds 90% occupancy after soft launch

Phase 1 opened in early August with 72 beds for younger independent travellers.

Genting Singapore net profit drops 34% to $156m in H1

Higher depreciation and lower interest income weigh as revenue slips 1%. 

Frasers Property's $674.3m hospitality bet heads to shareholder vote

FPL projects the deal will lift EPS in financial year 2025 by 3.4%.

Far East H-Trust NPI down 0.6% YoY to $45.36m in H1

Higher property expenses offset the increase in gross revenue.

Budget hotels near recovery as wider market lags

High-profile tourists events are expected to underpin demand.

China powers Singapore's $8.6b tourism haul in Q1

Shopping and gaming gains outweighed softer hotel and dining spending.

Financial concerns make Singaporeans APAC’s most cost‑conscious travellers

Most are adjusting booking habits instead of cancelling overseas travel plans outright.

SC Capital ramps up Japan push with Tokyo hotel deal

It will set up a major revamp as new development remains constrained in the market.

Gaming and tourism lose ground as investors bet on steady profits: CGSI

AI exposure and higher interest rates help firms stand out from weaker sectors.

Therme Group breaks ground on $1b Marina South wellbeing project

The development will feature over 20 pools and 70 treatment rooms.

Singapore leads Muslim-friendly travel ranking outside Islamic bloc

It ranked 11th globally in the latest Mastercard-CrescentRating index.

Hotels lift rates and revenue despite softer visitor arrivals

Room revenue and occupancy rose in the first four months even as tourism traffic weakened.

Visitor arrivals fall 1.2% to 7 million in January to May

May recorded the weakest monthly tally so far this year as arrivals from China and Indonesia declined.

Beyond policy: How Singapore's service sector can win at the frontline

But if the boardroom does not provide frontline teams with anything new, there’s no way that conversation translates to the floor.