SINGAPORE, 30 September 2026: Princess Cruises becomes the first global cruise line to launch a native app in ChatGPT, bringing real-time cruise planning directly into a leading AI platform.
The new Princess Cruises app puts the brand at the forefront of Large Language Model (LLM)-powered cruise discovery while keeping travellers connected to Princess’ booking ecosystem.
Photo credit: Princess Cruises.
“There is a broader shift in travel discovery as consumers increasingly use generative AI not simply to find information, but to help evaluate choices and plan increasingly complex trips,” said Princess Cruises Vice President of Digital Commerce and Experience Neena Vicente. “This launch places Princess at the forefront of agentic commerce in the cruising industry, creating a new entry point into cruise discovery that inspires guests to find the vacation that is right for them.”
For guests, the experience is simple. By tagging @princesscruises and installing the Princess app in ChatGPT, travellers can use everyday language to explore 330+ cruise destinations across 17 ships, check pricing and availability, and refine their plans in the same conversation — making cruise planning and booking simpler, faster, and more intuitive.
For example, travellers can ask ChatGPT to check current cruise pricing and availability or narrow options based on individual vacation preferences.
The experience lets travellers keep refining their plans naturally. A guest searching for an Alaska cruise, for example, could follow up by asking which options visit Glacier Bay National Park, which depart from Seattle, or how two itineraries differ – all within the same conversation.
The Princess Cruises app will initially be available through ChatGPT, but Princess intends to expand to additional compatible AI platforms in the future, subject to platform availability and technical requirements.
BANGKOK, Thailand, 30 September 2026: Dusit Hotels and Resorts, the hotel arm of Dusit International, one of Thailand’s leading hotel and property development companies, is celebrating continued Michelin recognition across its international portfolio, spanning distinctive hotel stays and dining experiences across multiple brands and markets.
Leading the latest honours is Dusit Thani Bangkok, Dusit’s reimagined flagship hotel opposite Lumpini Park in the heart of the Thai capital, which has been elevated from One to Two Michelin Keys – denoting an exceptional stay – in the Michelin Guide’s 2026 global hotel selection.
Rebuilt on the site of the original hotel, which opened in 1970 and closed for redevelopment in 2019, the 257-room property reopened in September 2024 as a key component of Dusit Central Park, a landmark mixed-use development bringing together the hotel, luxury residences, offices, retail, and an expansive rooftop park.
Conceived to set a new benchmark for the Dusit Thani brand, Dusit Thani Bangkok presents a contemporary interpretation of its predecessor’s distinctive identity, with all guest rooms offering sweeping views of Lumpini Park. The hotel reflects a broader evolution of Dusit’s luxury offering, centred on combining the group’s Thai hospitality heritage with contemporary design and highly personalised service, while shaping each property’s experiences around its destination.
This approach is reflected in award-winning efforts elsewhere in Dusit’s global portfolio. Dusit Thani Kyoto in Japan and Dusit Thani Mactan Cebu Resort in the Philippines have each retained One Michelin Key – denoting a very special stay – maintaining Dusit’s Michelin Key presence across three countries while demonstrating how the brand’s Thai-inspired gracious hospitality can take distinct forms in different locations.
Beyond its Michelin Key properties, ASAI Bangkok Chinatown, ASAI Bangkok Sathorn, and ASAI Kyoto Shijo – all part of Dusit’s locally focused lifestyle brand, ASAI Hotels – are also included in the Guide’s curated hotel selection, comprising properties chosen by Michelin’s inspectors for their quality, individual character, and connection to their destinations.
Michelin recognition also extends to Dusit’s dining experiences. At Dusit Thani Bangkok, Cannubi by Umberto Bombana holds One Michelin Star in the Michelin Guide Thailand 2026 – making it the only Italian restaurant in Thailand to hold the distinction. The contemporary Italian restaurant received its first Star when the 2026 edition was announced in November 2025.
Elsewhere in Bangkok, Thien Duong, the Vietnamese restaurant at Baan Dusit Thani, retains its Michelin Bib Gourmand, recognising good-quality, good-value cooking.
In the Philippines, Benjarong, serving refined Thai cuisine, and Umu, specialising in Japanese dining, at Dusit Thani Manila are both included as Michelin Selected restaurants in the Michelin Guide Philippines 2026.
In the UAE, Namak, serving contemporary Indian cuisine at Dusit Thani Abu Dhabi, continues its run as a Michelin Selected restaurant.
Collectively, the Michelin recognition spans multiple Dusit brands, destinations, and hospitality experiences, from luxury and lifestyle hotels to a diverse range of dining concepts.
“Receiving Two Michelin Keys for Dusit Thani Bangkok is a tremendous honour, and one made even more meaningful by the wider Michelin recognition our hotels and restaurants continue to receive across several destinations,” said Chanin Donavanik, Group CEO, Dusit International. “These achievements belong first and foremost to our teams, whose skill, creativity, and care shape the experiences our guests enjoy every day. They also affirm our belief that staying true to our Thai hospitality heritage while continually evolving for the needs of today’s travellers can create experiences that resonate far beyond our home market. We are immensely proud of what our teams have achieved, and we will continue building on this foundation across our portfolio.”
For more information about Dusit Hotels and Resorts, visit dusit.com.
SYDNEY, Australia, 30 September 2026: Sabre, a global travel technology company, announced the appointment of Fiona Richards as Regional Director, South Pacific.
In the role, Richards will lead Sabre’s engagement with customers and partners across Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific, helping travel businesses navigate an increasingly complex distribution and technology landscape.
Photo credit: Sabre. Fiona Richards.
Her appointment reflects Sabre’s continued focus on helping customers unlock growth opportunities, adapt to evolving retailing and distribution models, and make informed technology investment decisions in a rapidly changing market.
“Fiona brings extensive industry experience, deep customer relationships and a strong track record of commercial success,” said Sabre Vice President Agency Sales and Airline Distribution APAC Brett Thorstad. “Having spent more than two decades with Sabre, she has played a key role in helping shape customer success across Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific. Her appointment reflects our commitment to developing exceptional talent from within the organisation. As the industry continues to evolve, Fiona’s leadership will help ensure our customers are well positioned to adapt, grow and succeed.”
Before her appointment as Regional Director, South Pacific, Richards led a commercial team responsible for premier customer relationships and strategic commercial initiatives across the region. During her more than 20-year tenure with Sabre, she has played a significant role in some of the company’s most significant customer growth, retention and strategic partnership successes.
SINGAPORE, 30 September 2026: HBX Group announced Tuesday the launch of Bedsonline+, the next chapter of its leading travel advisor booking solution.
Building on more than two decades of supporting travel advisors, Bedsonline+ unites expanded travel products, AI technology, and enhanced services into one stronger proposition, helping advisors create more personalised, connected, and valuable travel experiences.
Photo credit: HBX Group.
As traveller expectations continue to evolve and AI changes how people experience and book travel, travel advisors are increasingly expected to deliver personalised recommendations, seamless multi-service journeys, and greater value throughout the customer experience.
Bedsonline+ responds by expanding the Bedsonline experience through broader products, smarter technology and enhanced service that help advisors better serve their clients while growing their business.
At its core, Bedsonline+ combines premium and luxury accommodation, experiences, mobility and packaging capabilities with intelligent technology, including smart itinerary-building functionality, AI-powered destination discovery and data-led insights that help advisors identify emerging travel trends.
“Bedsonline+ is about embracing the current AI revolution and making it simpler for travel advisors to benefit from everything we’ve built over the years. We’ve continuously invested in expanding our products, technology and services, always guided by the evolving needs of our partners and the fast-changing expectations of travellers, who are increasingly seeking sophistication, attentiveness, and flexibility. Today, we’re bringing those investments together into a clearer proposition that makes it easier for travel advisors to create more value for their clients and unlock new growth opportunities,” said HBX Group Chief Distribution Officer David Amsellem.
BANGKOK, 30 September 2026: Jungfrau Railways continues to develop its destinations while preserving the natural environment, respecting local communities and embracing technology to enhance the visitor experience.
While reaffirming its long-standing commitment to sustainable tourism development, the famous mountain railway plans to enhance restaurants, hotels and visitor attractions further while maintaining a strong focus on environmental conservation and community participation.
Photo credit: Jungfrau Railways.
The company is also advancing its digital transformation, including using Artificial Intelligence to provide personalised travel guidance, to gradually move towards a fully online travel experience.
Jungfrau Railways CEO Oliver Hummel explains that for more than 100 years, Jungfrau Railways has been recognised as a symbol of Switzerland’s pioneering spirit and innovation. In 1912, the railway reached Jungfraujoch — Top of Europe for the first time, taking passengers to the highest railway station in Europe at an altitude of 3,454 metres above sea level. The spectacular railway journey passes through tunnels beneath the Eiger and Mönch mountains, while passengers can also experience breathtaking high-alpine scenery through the panoramic windows at Eigergletscher station.
“During the pioneering era, visitors began their journey to Jungfrau from Interlaken, connecting from boats to Switzerland’s main railway network. At the time, different routes to Jungfrau were operated separately. Jungfrau Railways later integrated the routes and continued developing connections between destinations to make travel more convenient for visitors,” said Hummel.
One of the latest developments is the Eiger Express, part of the innovative V-Cableway system. Introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Eiger Express significantly reduced travel time to Jungfraujoch, taking just 15 minutes from Grindelwald Terminal to Eigergletscher.
Community participation is an important part of Jungfrau Railways’ development approach. The company operates across nine municipalities in two cantons, and it conducts public consultation before undertaking new development projects.
“Our responsibility covers nine municipalities across two cantons. Therefore, every development project must involve the local community through public consultation. If the community does not agree, we will not proceed with further development,” Hummel explained.
Among the projects currently being planned is relocating the access point to Grindelwald First closer to Grindelwald railway station, creating a more convenient connection for visitors. The project is being planned in cooperation with neighbouring communities, aiming to preserve the area’s beauty and character.
Personalised travel with AI
In 2025, approximately 80,000 Thai visitors travelled to Jungfrau. As travel patterns continue to evolve, Jungfrau Railways is developing an increasingly digital travel experience, from booking across multiple platforms to using AI to help visitors plan their journeys.
interested in hiking and mountain activities can discover areas around Eigergletscher and Kleine Scheidegg – Top of Hiking.
Future developments
A new restaurant with 400 seats is also planned at Eigergletscher, at the end of the Eiger Express route, giving visitors more dining options while helping reduce congestion at restaurants on Jungfraujoch. In addition, a hotel development featuring approximately 200 rooms and 400 beds is planned in Interlaken Ost for 2028.
“We are trying to develop the area further, but always on the basis that development must not harm what already exists. This is not simply because the area is part of a World Heritage Site. From the first day we encountered this ‘little lady’ – Jungfrau – many years have passed, yet she remains much the same. Although climate change has caused the ice to recede by around one centimetre each year, we remain committed to protecting the surrounding areas of Jungfrau and Grindelwald so that their natural beauty can endure,” Hummel said.
Grindelwald: A gateway to Jungfraujoch
Grindelwald is a mountain village in Switzerland located at the foot of the Eiger in the Jungfrau region. Its appeal lies in the combination of dramatic mountain scenery, mountain tourism accessible by railway and cableway, and a village shaped by agriculture and warm hospitality. It is one of 23 municipalities within the UNESCO Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch World Heritage area and serves as a gateway to Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe.
Activities change with the seasons. Spring offers village walks and easy trails across the green meadows, with snow still visible on the mountain peaks. Summer brings hiking, trail running and mountain biking, while autumn remains ideal for hiking. During winter, skiing and snowboarding are the main activities, complemented by snow-covered mountain walks for travellers seeking a more adventurous experience.
About Jungfrau Railways Jungfrau Railways is one of Switzerland’s iconic mountain railway operators, connecting visitors with the spectacular alpine landscapes of the Jungfrau region and Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe.
GENEVA, Switzerland, 30 September 2026: Explora Journeys has signed a Letter of Intent with Dutch shipbuilder Den Breejen Shipyard for the construction of its first luxury river ships, marking the brand’s planned entry into Europe’s competitive river cruise market.
Since launching, Explora Journeys has sought to change the way people experience ocean travel through its Ocean State of Mind philosophy — combining the freedom and discovery of travelling by sea with the elegance and refinement of European hospitality and design. The brand now intends to bring that same approach to Europe’s most iconic rivers.
The company has not disclosed the exact number of river vessels ordered, guest capacity, or ship dimensions. Renderings and onboard feature specifications will be released closer to the 2027 sales launch. Details regarding ship design, onboard experiences, delivery schedules and initial itineraries will be announced shortly. However, cruises will focus on the Rhine, Danube, and Seine rivers.
About Explora Journeys Explora Journeys is the privately owned luxury ocean travel brand of the MSC Group, headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. Rooted in Swiss precision, understated European elegance and the Aponte-Vago family’s 300 years of maritime heritage, the brand has grown from a long-held vision to redefine the ocean experience.
SINGAPORE, 30 September 2026: Vietjet has been named “Asia’s Leading Airline Brand 2026” at the World Travel Awards hosted in the Maldives.
The World Travel Awards, one of the most prestigious accolades in the travel and tourism industry, recognises organisations that deliver outstanding products and services worldwide. Industry professionals, travellers, and consumers worldwide determine the winners.
Photo credit: Vietjet. Vietjet wins top airline accolade in Asia.
This year’s recognition builds on Vietjet’s strong track record at the World Travel Awards, following three consecutive titles as “Asia’s Leading Airline – Customer Experience” in 2023, 2024 and 2025, as well as “Asia’s Leading Airline – Airline Loyalty Programme” in 2024.
Vietjet’s Chief Executive Officer Nguyen Thanh Son said: “Vietjet is entering a new phase of growth, repositioning itself as a leading hybrid airline with an increasingly diverse portfolio of products, services and experiences. We envision a Vietjet that not only brings destinations closer, but also creates greater value, richer experiences, and new possibilities for passengers around the world. Vietjet will continue to take Vietnam’s spirit of innovation to new horizons while building an Asian airline brand with a global footprint.”
In the first six months of 2026, Vietjet carried more than 13.4 million passengers on 72,000 flights across a network of 213 routes, including 46 domestic and 167 international routes.
Its growing international network includes connections between Singapore and key destinations in Vietnam, alongside continued expansion to Japan, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, China, Kazakhstan and, notably, the Czech Republic. The Hanoi–Almaty and Hanoi–Prague routes are scheduled to launch in October 2026, providing a springboard for Vietjet’s further expansion into Europe.
The airline has also ordered more than 600 Airbus and Boeing aircraft, laying a strong foundation for its long-term growth strategy.
The airline is also set to further expand its Singapore–Vietnam connectivity with the launch of a new Singapore–Nha Trang service in December 2026.
BANGKOK, 30 September 2026: Thai Airways International adds a third daily flight to Vientiane, the capital of Lao PDR, from its home base, Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK), effective 1 December.
Scheduled in advance timetables until 27 March 2027, the additional flight will depart Bangkok at 0800, complementing the airline’s midday and evening departures. All three daily flights will use A320s with 156 seats.
Photo credit: THAI. More flight options to explore Laos.
Flight schedule: Additional morning service
TG572 departs Bangkok (BKK) at 0800 and arrives in Vientiane (VTE) at 0910. TG573 departs Vientiane (VTE) at 1015 and arrives in Bangkok (BKK) at 1125.
Flight schedule: Midday service
TG570 departs Bangkok (BKK) at 1155 and arrives in Vientiane (VTE) at 1305. TG571 departs Vientiane (VTE) at 1330 and arrives in Bangkok (BKK) at 1450.
Flight schedule: Evening service
TG574 departs Bangkok (BKK) at 1830 and arrives in Vientiane (VTE) at 1945. TG575 departs Vientiane (VTE) at 2030 and arrives in Bangkok (BKK) at 2155.
THAI competes with Lao Airlines on the route, with the average round-trip fare monitored at USD220. Lao Airlines flies the route using an A320 with 150 seats, offering twice-daily departures from Vientiane, its home base.
KUCHING, Sarawak, 28 September 2026: Sarawak Tourism Board (STB) has concluded Sarawak Connect, an eight-day B2B travel trade programme involving 54 participants from Kuala Lumpur, Johor, Thailand and China.
Held from 12 to 19 September 2026, the programme combined market-specific familiarisation trips in Kuching, Mulu and Miri with direct business networking between visiting travel partners and Sarawak tourism industry partners.
Travel agents from China discover Mulu’s unique tourism offerings as part of their familiarisation visit to Sarawak.
Sarawak Connect marks a significant step in STB’s efforts, bringing multiple key market clusters together under one coordinated travel trade programme for the first time.
Held under the theme “From Partners to Packages,” the initiative was designed to strengthen trade relationships, deepen destination knowledge and create opportunities for continued collaboration.
Each market cluster followed a curated familiarisation programme, with itineraries tailored to reflect the interests and characteristics of its respective market. This allowed participating travel partners to experience different facets of Sarawak first-hand while gaining a deeper understanding of the destination and its tourism offerings.
“Sarawak Connect brought our key trade partners from Domestic Malaysia, ASEAN and North Asia together under one coordinated initiative,” said Dr Sharzede Datu Haji Salleh Askor, Chief Executive Officer of Sarawak Tourism Board.
Travel agents from Peninsular Malaysia arriving in Mulu as part of their familiarisation programme in Sarawak.
“Each market cluster followed its own tailored itinerary, but the goal was shared: to give travel agents first-hand experience of Sarawak as the Gateway to Borneo — from our culture and adventure to our nature, food and festivals.
We hope the knowledge and connections they gained from the familiarisation trips and the B2B session will translate into new and enhanced packages that bring more visitors to the state.”
A key part of the programme was the Sarawak: Gateway to Borneo Business Networking Session, held on 17 September at The Ranyai Ballroom, The Waterfront Hotel, Kuching.
The session brought participating travel partners from Kuala Lumpur, Johor, Thailand and China together with Sarawak tour operators, destination management companies, accommodation providers, attractions, community-based tourism operators, travel associations and connectivity partners.
Through direct B2B discussions, participants exchanged market insights, explored potential itineraries and discussed opportunities for joint promotions, tourism product development and future collaboration.
Travel agents from Thailand explore Kuching and experience the city’s cultural and heritage attractions during their familiarisation programme in Sarawak.
The session also laid the groundwork for continued engagement across the respective market clusters, allowing visiting travel partners and Sarawak industry partners to strengthen connections, exchange ideas, and identify areas for further collaboration beyond the programme.
The business networking session complemented the familiarisation component of Sarawak Connect by connecting participants’ first-hand destination experiences with the tourism products, services and industry partners available in Sarawak.
Approximately 20 travel agents from Kuala Lumpur and Johor followed programmes featuring adventure, culture, nature, gastronomy and Muslim-friendly tourism experiences in Kuching and Mulu. Shared highlights included Gunung Mulu National Park, the Penan community experience at Batu Bungan, Kuching Waterfront and the Borneo Cultures Museum.
The Kuala Lumpur itinerary also featured a cycling and gastronomy experience, while the Johor programme included kayaking at Semadang.
The Thailand delegation followed a broader Miri–Mulu–Kuching circuit, combining destination experiences, tourism product familiarisation and engagement with local industry partners. The itinerary gave participants broader exposure to Sarawak’s tourism offerings across Northern Sarawak and Kuching.
The China delegation, comprising 24 travel agents, participated in a Kuching–Mulu programme featuring heritage, culture and nature experiences. Its itinerary included Gunung Mulu National Park, Sarawak Cultural Village, Semenggoh Wildlife Centre and selected heritage attractions.
Following Sarawak Connect, STB will continue engaging participating travel and Sarawak industry partners to build on the relationships and opportunities established during the programme, with future engagement reflecting the needs of each market cluster.
Through the initiative, STB aims to strengthen long-term engagement with key tourism markets, deepen travel trade understanding of Sarawak and encourage greater collaboration in bringing the Sarawak: Gateway to Borneo experience to travellers across these markets.
For more information on Sarawak’s tourism attractions, visit: Sarawak Tourism Board.
BANGKOK, 29 September 2026: Stelliers, a leading hotelier awards platform dedicated to recognising hotel professionals across Asia, has named the 25 winners of Stelliers Asia 2026 at its grand awards ceremony, held on Friday, 25 September 2026, at the Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok.
The award ceremony brought together hotel leaders, industry experts, finalists, and hospitality partners from across the region to celebrate the people who make memorable stays possible, from the teams guests meet to those who work behind the scenes.
Photo credit: Stelliers Asia. This year’s award winners.
Stelliers also launched Maison Stelliers at the ceremony, extending its mission beyond the annual awards. The new year-round community gives hotel professionals, from those starting to those leading entire hotels, a place to connect across properties and borders, exchange ideas, discover opportunities and support one another’s growth. Built around the belief that every role in hospitality matters, it aims to help hoteliers feel seen, valued and inspired to lead in their daily work.
“One year ago, we promised that Stelliers would continue to innovate how we support the people of hospitality,” said Stelliers Co-Founder Stéphane de Montgros.
“This year, we are delighted to announce the launch of Maison Stelliers — a home for hoteliers, by hoteliers — where the connection, recognition, and shared purpose at the heart of Stelliers can continue every day. Our driving purpose remains the same: to elevate hotel professionals – so they feel seen, valued, and inspired to lead.”
Stelliers Asia awardees underwent a rigorous evaluation by a distinguished panel of experts, who assessed candidates on their professional achievements, leadership skills, and impact on their properties, guests, and local communities.
Among this year’s winners was Pornchai Savatsri, known as Captain Paul, who received the Unsung Hero of the Year award. For more than 25 years, the boat captain at The Peninsula Bangkok has welcomed guests on the Chao Phraya River, ferrying them between the hotel and the city’s piers. Generations of returning guests know him for the warmth he brings to every journey.
Stelliers Asia 2026 award winners
General Manager of the Year: Jean-Pierre Joncas, General Manager at Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort
Butler of the Year: Somporn Keaboot, Senior Reserve Host (Butler) at Phulay Bay, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
Chef of the Year: Daniele Cason, Executive Chef at Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo
Concierge Hotelier of the Year: James Tiking, Concierge Service Leader at Shangri-La Tanjung Aru, Kota Kinabalu
CSR Hotelier of the Year: Dieter Ruckenbauer, Former General Manager at Le Méridien Bangkok
Engineering Hotelier of the Year: Boonchuay Kiatbidakul, Director of Engineering at Chiang Mai Marriott Hotel
Finance Hotelier of the Year: Nutthanont Arya, Multi-Property Director of Finance at Courtyard by Marriott Phuket Town & Phuket Marriott Resort and Spa, Nai Yang Beach
Food & Beverage Hotelier of the Year: Anusit Wisetkan, Director of Banquet at Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok
Front Office Hotelier of the Year: Duangkamol Kongsuwan, Room Division Manager at Hyatt Regency Phuket Resort
Green Hotelier of the Year: Pisarn Karnjanavanich, Director of Engineering at Capella Bangkok
Hotel Manager / Resident Manager of the Year: Ian Ding, Resort Manager at Phulay Bay, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
Housekeeping Hotelier of the Year: Naoaki Okamoto, Executive Housekeeper at Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills
Human Resources Hotelier of the Year: Dama Adhyatma, Director of Human Resources at Bvlgari Resort Bali
Hygiene & Food Safety Hotelier of the Year: Photcharapun Raksapakdee, Hygiene and Quality Assurance Manager at Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok
Information Technology Hotelier of the Year: Joy Rodrigo, Senior Director of Technology Innovation & Data at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi
Marketing & Communications Hotelier of the Year: Dan Schacter, Regional Director of Public Relations and Marketing at Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River
Mixologist of the Year: Chunyanuch Yodsuwan, Head Bartender at Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River
Owner of the Year: Eric Tan, Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Interhill Hospitality
Pastry Chef of the Year: Kevin Lee, Executive Pastry Chef at The St. Regis Jakarta
Revenue Management Hotelier of the Year: Ha Nguyen, Director of Revenue & E-commerce at Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi
Sales Hotelier of the Year: Christopher Kang, Director of Commercial Strategy at Mandarin Oriental, Singapore
Security Hotelier of the Year: Pongsathorn Chularat, Director of Loss Prevention at Capella Bangkok
Sommelier of the Year: Bella Jankaew, Head Sommelier at Swissôtel The Stamford
Unsung Hero of the Year: Pornchai Savatsri, Boat Captain at The Peninsula Bangkok
Wellness & Spa Hotelier of the Year: Evelien Louise Akerboom, Director of Equine at NIHI Sumba
About Stelliers Asia Established in 2014, Stelliers is the leading hotelier awards platform that recognises the people of the hotel industry across Asia and Greater China.
