Tourexpi
Emirates has introduced a new way for travellers to
discover Southeast Asia with the launch of the Emirates Asia Pass. Tailored for
visitors seeking cultural variety and flexible itineraries, the pass
streamlines multi-city travel by allowing customers to explore several
destinations under one convenient booking.
One ticket, many destinations
With the Emirates Asia Pass, travellers can create
customised itineraries across Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Cambodia,
Singapore and Laos. Whether visitors want to enjoy quiet island retreats,
explore cultural landmarks or dive into the energy of major cities, the pass
enables seamless travel between destinations while offering greater freedom and
value.
The Emirates Asia Pass allows travellers to design
bespoke journeys, selecting between one and ten flights within Southeast Asia
and even revisiting destinations as they choose. A full list of eligible cities
is available on emirates.com.
Easy access for Emirates passengers
The pass is available to customers booking an
international Emirates flight arriving in Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia,
Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam or Laos. It can be booked directly via Emirates or
through travel agents. By consolidating multiple regional flights into one
ticket, the new solution eliminates the need for separate bookings with
different airlines and places all itinerary management on a single platform.
From the beaches of Koh Samui to the bustling streets
of Bangkok, the Emirates Asia Pass makes it simple to extend and enrich any
trip. Key gateways such as Singapore, Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur serve as natural
starting points, with onward flights operated in partnership with Bangkok
Airways and Batik Air Malaysia. Emirates also offers connections between
Thailand and Vietnam as well as Thailand and Cambodia, broadening the range of
travel possibilities.
Flexible travel, simple changes
Travellers can purchase the Emirates Asia Pass
together with their Emirates international ticket via emirates.com, Emirates
Contact Centres, retail and ticket offices or travel agencies. After purchase,
itineraries can be adjusted for a nominal fee of USD 15 per flight change,
giving customers flexibility to refine their journey as they go.
Image
Credit: © Emirate Airlines
The most interesting news
Read the News

GNTB strengthens dialogue to safeguard inbound tourism amid geopolitical uncertainty
New crisis task force and industry exchange launched to address potential impacts of Middle East conflict
Read the News

MSC introduces Sandy Cay, a new luxury private island in the Bahamas
Exclusive island retreat for guests of MSC Cruises and Explora Journeys is scheduled to open in 2028
Read the News

Cocktails with a view: Hilton highlights rooftop bars around the world
From New York to Venice and Bangkok, Hilton hotels showcase rooftop bars that combine signature cocktails with spectacular city and waterfront views
Read the News

Lufthansa marks 100 years and opens new conference and visitor center
Hundreds of guests from politics, business and media attended the ceremony at Lufthansa Group Hangar One in Frankfurt
Read the News

Lufthansa Group accelerates strategy with fleet cuts and capacity reductions
Rising kerosene prices and labour-related costs prompt early retirement of aircraft and programme adjustments
Read the News

Radisson Blu opens new flagship hotel at Almaty Airport
171-room property strengthens Radisson Hotel Group’s presence in Kazakhstan and Central Asia
Read the News

US remains world’s largest travel market but WTTC warns of growing competition
New research highlights declining international demand and calls for stronger promotion
Read the News

Spain unveils new SICTED programme focused on sustainable tourism
Updated system integrates sustainability, technology and quality standards across tourism destinations
Read the News

Agoda highlights top birdwatching destinations across Asia
Curated selection spans wetlands, rainforests and mountain habitats along major migratory routes
Read the News

Travel & Tourism becomes world’s fastest-growing sector in 2025
New research shows the industry outpaced global economic growth and generated a record US$11.6 trillion for the global economy
Read the News

Princess Cruises launches largest-ever Japan season and expanded Southeast Asia programme
New Asia sailings combine festival experiences, cultural highlights and longer itineraries across multiple countries
Read the News

Taiwan promotes role as Asia’s cruise gateway at Seatrade Cruise Global 2026
Tourism authority highlights strong air connectivity, port infrastructure and new incentives for cruise lines while presenting the “Taiwan 100 Ways” travel concept
Read the News

Delta introduces new airport services to speed up travel
Seamless baggage transfers, touchless identity checks and Uber drop-off aim to simplify the journey from curb to gate
Read the News

Hapag-Lloyd Cruises expands pre- and post-cruise programmes for 2027/2028 season
New curated land experiences before and after selected voyages offer guests additional ways to explore destinations beyond the cruise itself
Read the News

Songkran 2026 expected to generate more than 30.35 billion Baht for Thailand
Nationwide celebrations between 11 and 15 April drive tourism growth, with strong domestic and international participation reinforcing Thailand’s global appeal as a cultural travel destination
Read the News

Executive Brief explores who will control travel in 2046
Artificial intelligence, trust and access could reshape the global travel industry over the next two decades, according to a new Executive Brief presented by Phocuswright and ITB Berlin
Read the News

RIU launches new mobile app for travel agents in the RIU Partner Club
The new tool offers real-time booking management and loyalty points tracking for more than 100,000 agents worldwide
Read the News

Chiang Mai named Asia’s leading culinary destination by Agoda
Cooking classes and food experiences are increasingly shaping travel decisions across the region
Read the News

Radisson Hotel Group launches first Radisson RED hotel in Türkiye
Radisson RED Izmir Point Bornova brings lifestyle-driven hospitality concept to İzmir
Read the News

Ireland seen as vulnerable to potential jet fuel shortages
Heavy reliance on air travel raises concerns for tourism and cargo as European fuel stocks tighten
Read the News

Norwegian Cruise Line returns to Philadelphia after 15 years
Norwegian Jewel launches new sailings to Bermuda and Canada & New England from the historic U.S. port