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Men's Folio Malaysia knows a spot… or more.

Introducing RIMOWA's Original Bronze — a sleek and sophisticated shade of bronze endorsed by globe-trotting artist S.Coups of SEVENTEEN.

Over the last decade or so, Asia has been setting the pace in creating ultra-luxurious hospitality experiences, buttressed by steady economic growth and ambitious city redevelopment plans. We look at some of the most exciting new hotels in the region.

Following the acquisition of Asiana Airlines, South Korean flag carrier Korean Air unveiled its new brand identity in Incheon earlier this week. And it’s much more than simply updating a logo — the airline has also updated its aircraft livery with several upgrades to its in-flight offerings.

The rumours are true — Emirates’ new premium economy class feels more like business than it does economy. And it’s thanks to the several features and details that help creates an experience beyond just an upgrade for more legroom.

Ring in the festive season with a classy entrance at Grand Hyatt Singapore, where the newly unveiled Grand Living Room sets the stage for a Christmas to remember.

Cathay Pacific’s new Aria Suite, the Hong Kong-based airline’s first business class equipped with sliding doors, is a seat that boasts functional and harmonious touch points. And it’s deliberate — the airline has turned its focus on creating cabin experiences that cater to the needs of its passengers, not just for instant virality.

With the return of flights, and the additional of new ones, there is little reason to doubt that doing a stopover in Hong Kong with Cathay Pacific to any destination in the world from ASEAN is the best decision one might make in their lifetime.