Visit ASEAN@50
- Increasing international visitor arrivals to Southeast Asia from 108.9 million in 2015 to 121 million by the end of 2017
- Increasing tourism receipts from USD 75 billion in 2014 to USD 83 billion, also by the end of 2017
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Visit ASEAN Year 2017 |
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The ASEAN Countries |
Multiple activities and promotions will be announced to drive the Visit ASEAN@50 campaign while partners will be revealed at the 2016 ITB Asia travel industry show in Singapore in October.
Other promotions include special travel experiences and offers that will be announced at the World Travel Market 2016 in London this November.
- Europe
- Middle East
- Australia
- North America
- China
- Japan
- Korea
- India
The ASEAN Tourism Competitiveness Committee, which is responsible for the tourism campaign implementation with partners has also announced that planned ASEAN@50 marketing activities will include:
- VisitASEAN@50 official launch at the ASEAN Tourism Forum early January 2017 in Singapore
- Media familiarization trips (FAM Trips) showcasing ASEAN connectivity and multi-country travel routes
- Special tour packages with offers, special airfares, shopping discounts for travel in 2017 (details to be revealed at WTM London, November 2016)
- Campaign promotion in international travel trade shows in key source markets
- Cooperative marketing programs with travel, media and airline partners (to be announced at ITB Asia, October 2016)
- Print and online advertising, as well as TV, video, and promotions
- Social media campaigns to enhance consumer engagement
- Promotional programs by ASEAN’s national tourism offices targeting trade, consumer and MICE markets throughout 2017
For more information, you can visit the official ASEAN Tourism Website where you can get full details about what is happening in and around the ASEAN region. Alternatively, you can also check out the GoAsean website for more travel information.
Meanwhile, for Tourism Malaysia, the directive will be to go along with the Visit ASEAN campaign and promote Malaysia as one of the ASEAN destinations.
This is purely due to the tourism budget cuts in Malaysia and there is no tourism agenda for Malaysia in 2017. However, events listed in the calendar will still go on in Malaysia.
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