Lee Siew Hua | The Straits Times

Lee Siew Hua

Travel Editor

Plan, then go off-script, in travel as in life

Bringing the serendipity of the South by Southwest event to the Asia-Pacific

Swiss hospitality business school with a Michelin star, global outlook and no walls

Fall in love with hospitality at this Swiss school, become a CEO one day

Suite Life: Sky-high pleasures at Too Hotel Paris – MGallery

Friendship: It doesn’t have to be complicated

No escape from the boss with Wi-Fi in the sky

Multi-currency travel cards: More useful, less scary than I had imagined

Hua Hin’s beaches are mostly empty, and that is the charm

Dance review: Abyss a journey across ocean and metaphor of life

I like wiping surfaces but I’m told ‘you don’t need to disinfect so much’

On the Italian trail of a sad diva, Maria Callas

7 road-trip hacks to stretch your dollar and double the fun

For the sleepless, manic mornings are better with overnight oats and battle plans

Travelling in California’s wine country with kids

Qing Ming: Stories of life in London’s Highgate Cemetery

Phone-less in Orchard Road, I discover the new anxiety: ‘Nomophobia’

Hong Kong reopens: New and shiny, nostalgic and timeless, the city is back

In Quest Of: The healing power of Taiwan’s hot springs

Suite Life: Balinese respite in villa created for indoor-outdoor living

Family playtime in Japan’s theme parks

7 experiences in Japan that appeal to young travellers, from kawaii street food to digital magic worlds

A post-pandemic Hong Kong, scarred but strong, and fighting to stay incomparable

Travelling to Japan with family? Book an apartment hotel