Asia Newswire
Go beyond the usual US wires and reach readers in China, Japan, India, Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
From $19 per release · Published in hours · 20% off with WORLD20
Go beyond the usual US wires and reach readers in China, Japan, India, Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
From $19 per release · Published in hours · 20% off with WORLD20
Built for companies that need to be read in Asia, not just indexed.
Real Asian outlets instead of US sites that happen to be read in Asia.
Publish where Chinese and Japanese readers get their news, including Sina and Nikkei.
Arabic-language MENA outlets in the UAE and Saudi Arabia are part of the region.
Target a single country or the whole continent, priced per release.
Most newswires reach Asia by accident: a US site gets a few readers in Singapore and that counts as coverage. World Newswire was built the other way round. We noticed every wire recycled the same outlets, so we assembled a network that includes Sina in China, Nikkei in Japan, news sites in Macau and Thailand, and Arabic outlets across the Middle East.
The result is distribution that local readers, journalists and partners actually see.
Coverage spans China, Japan, India, Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and South Korea, plus the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia in the Middle East. Outlet types include national news portals, business media, regional news sites and Arabic-language MENA outlets.
English releases are accepted across the network, and you can submit a local-language version when your readers expect one.
Announcing in one market? The Local plan at $19 publishes in a single country, for example Japan or India. The Multi-Country plan at $34 covers three countries, such as Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. The Continental plan at $59 opens the full Asian network, and the Global plan at $99 adds every other region.
Allowances grow with the plan, from 500 words and 3 images on Local to 1,500 words and 8 images on Global.
Brands entering Japan or China, Gulf companies announcing regional partnerships, Southeast Asian startups raising funds and Western software firms opening an office in Singapore all publish through Asia Newswire. Agencies use it to give clients visibility on outlets their competitors never reach.
A single Continental order covers East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia and the Middle East, so one announcement can travel from Dubai to Tokyo on the same day.
Smaller launches work too: a Thai hotel group or a Macau events company can publish at home first and widen the reach later.
Our team reviews each submission within a few hours, weekends included. Approved releases publish right away. You then receive a white-label report with every published link, organised by outlet.
If your release is not published, you are refunded. Use WORLD20 for 20% off your first release.
| Countries covered | China, Japan, India, Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, South Korea, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia |
|---|---|
| Main languages | English, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Thai, Hindi |
| Outlet types | Chinese news portals such as Sina, Japanese business media such as Nikkei, Macau and Thai news sites, Arabic outlets across MENA, Indian business portals |
| Turnaround | Review within a few hours, weekends included. Live once approved. |
| Report | Full report with every published link, white label. |
| Media per release | 3 images, 5 links and 1 video on Local, up to 8 images, 10 links and 2 videos on Global. |
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What people ask before publishing in Asia.
China, Japan, India, Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, South Korea, the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Pick one country, three countries, or all of Asia with the Continental plan.
English is accepted across the network. If your audience reads another language, you can submit a local-language version of your release.
We review submissions within a few hours, weekends included. Once approved, your release goes live right away and the report follows.
Every published link, outlet by outlet. The report is white label, so you can forward it to a client as is.
Yes. The Global plan covers every region in one release, or you can place separate orders for the regions you need.
Yes. Arabic-language outlets in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia are part of the Asia region.
Yes. The network includes Chinese portals such as Sina and Japanese business media such as Nikkei. Your report lists exactly where your release was published.