Collinson International Expands Asia Pacific Airport Lounge Network by 21 Per Cent Amid Travel Growth

Asia Pacific Travel and Airport Experiences

Collinson International announced the expansion of its airport lounges and travel experiences network across the Asia Pacific, responding to increased travel demand in the region.

According to the company, global visits to its Asia Pacific airport experiences rose by 18 per cent when comparing the period from January to November 2025 with the same period last year. The top five destinations in the region during this period were India, China, Thailand, Japan and Singapore.

India continues to be a key outbound travel market within the region. From January to November 2025, Indian travellers accounted for 28 per cent of total international visits to Collinson International’s Asia Pacific network, representing a ten per cent year-on-year increase. Four of the top five destinations for Indian travellers globally were located in the Asia Pacific: Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam. The outbound travel market from India is projected to reach a value of US$61.7 billion by 2033.

To support this growth, Collinson International has expanded its Asia Pacific network by 21 per cent over the past twenty-four months. Priority Pass members now have access to more than 770 airport lounges and travel experiences across the region, including over 100 non-lounge offerings such as dining, spa services and sleep pods.

New lounges added in Asia Pacific during 2025 include Cafe Sky Library in Sapporo; O’Vectra lounges in Tiruchirappalli; Coral Lounge at Chubu Centrair International Airport in Nagoya; Escape Lounges in Brisbane and Cairns; and Plaza Premium Lounge in Adelaide. Additional expansions in Southeast Asia include ASG Sky Lounge at Noi Bai International Airport and SH Premium Lounge at Cam Ranh International Airport in Vietnam, as well as Blue Sky Premier Lounge at Makassar Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport in Indonesia.

Beyond lounges, Collinson International has expanded its range of travel experiences and wellness services. These include the launch of TrvlWell on the Priority Pass app, offering digital wellness tools such as guided meditation, mobility sessions and support for jet lag and fatigue. New wellness partnerships have also been introduced, including Natureland Spa in Singapore and Body Care Luck in Japan.

Priority Pass members also have access to select benefits such as golf simulator sessions at Travel Club Lounge at Kuala Lumpur International Airport and curated beverage offerings at Intervals Bar at Hong Kong International Airport. Additional services include preferred rates on airport transfers, car rentals, co-working spaces and meet-and-assist services.

Commenting on the expansion, Todd Handcock, Chief Commercial Officer and Asia Pacific Executive Chair at Collinson International, said, “APAC is demonstrating strong travel momentum with India being one of its key growth drivers. This is driven by increasing consumer demand, improved infrastructure and a powerful shift in mindset towards a preference for transformative, life-enriching experiences. As the region establishes itself as a powerhouse of global tourism, we remain focused on expanding and diversifying our network of airport lounges and travel experiences in the region, to support our clients by providing members with greater comfort and more seamless, elevated travel journeys.”

Globally, Priority Pass members now have access to over 1,800 airport lounges and travel experiences across 841 airports in 146 countries.

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