Insights

White paper: There’s Snow Place Like Home (APAC)

WATG Strategy
By WATG Strategy
on Jan 25, 2022 at 2:43pm

This complimentary paper was compiled by WATG Strategy. We offer clients research-led development advice, concept definition and financial feasibility to help simplify the complexities of resort development. We also produce white papers exploring trends and characteristics of sub-sectors of the hospitality and real estate industries.

Visit here for more WATG Strategy papers.

A new wave of experience seekers is entering the mountain resort scene – and they come with a fresh set of expectations, far removed from those seen in the more established markets of North America and Europe.

As we create the next generation of snow playgrounds, the evolving needs of the growing Asia Pacific experience economy must be considered – both in terms of the built and natural environments.

Ahead of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, WATG Strategy’s Guy Cooke highlights some of the key trends impacting alpine tourism destinations in Asia Pacific right now.

Download this paper:

File under , , , , , ,

More Insights

IWD cover

Meet the Women Leading Luxury Hospitality Design

WATG has been a global leader in luxury hospitality design for over seven decades. While we have worked on countless prestigious projects around the world, it's the talented team of individuals that truly sets WATG apart. Instrumental to the success of the company are the Managing Directors of our offices, all of whom are currently women. We explore how their unique perspectives have impacted WATG’s work.

The Quick Six with Rob Sykes

Meet Rob Sykes, Associate Principal - Advisory Services, based in our London studio. We sat down with Rob to chat about his passion for the tourist industry, his insights into hospitality trends, and his top recommendations for travel destinations.
hann luxe

Towards a Sustainable Tomorrow

In conjunction with Earth Day 2023, we have reinforced our advocacy for a greener future and to find solutions for designing landmarks with low environmental footprints.

The Quick Six with Ian Simpson

With a vast portfolio spanning sectors including retail, residential and mixed-use, and regions as diverse as Asia Pacific and the Americas, Ian has a keen interest in the relationship between architecture and master planning, ensuring that buildings best respond to environmental, cultural, and societal needs. Now based in our Singapore office, Ian recounts his experiences over the years and shares more about his diverse design philosophy.

The Quick Six with Sean Harry

As he moves into his new position of Managing Principal of Design Technology, in which he will lead WATG's ongoing strategic investment in the firm’s technology ecosystem, we chat to Sean about where he gets his inspiration, his passion for Environmental Design, and his aspirations for computational systems, visualization and software development.

The Drawing Board – a podcast by WATG

Introducing our new podcast, The Drawing Board, hosted by award-winning journalist and former CNN anchor Monita Rajpal.

The Quick Six with German Mendoza

On the occasion of being included in The Brit List’s top 25 Interior Designers of 2022, we chat to German Mendoza about where it all started, his biggest career risks, and creating a sense of place through design.
Aerial view of Pannonia Golf and Country Club, by Richard Brutyo.

Are golf courses maximising their assets and contribution to community?

Golf is still riding a wave and the industry is as busy as ever, begging the question: how can its boom be used for the mutual benefit of those less fortunate as the pandemic wanes?