Jamaica unveils traveller protection programme
Jamaica Cares is a ground-breaking traveller protection and emergency services programme set to launch next month
Agents of change: How can APAC’s travel industry come together to solve the contactless conundrum?
The technology already exists to render most parts of the travel experience contactless – from voice-activated screens, biometric scanners and automated gates at airports, to robot check-in and room service in hotels, and use of wearables by tour operators.
Flights from India to China’s Wuhan all set to resume operation
India’s national carrier, Air India, is all set to operate flights to Wuhan on 30 October
Hawaii-Japan Pre-Travel Testing Moves Forward
At Daniel K. Inouye International Airport today, October 27, 2020, Governor David Ige announced that Hawaii’s pre-travel testing program to Japan has been approved and is moving forward.
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来到伦敦，怎能不在西区看一场演出？一个多世纪以来，伦敦西区一直是英国欣赏现场演出的最佳场所。纵观西区的各类演出剧院，音乐剧剧院也是英国的热门旅游景点之一。每天晚上，座无虚席的剧院中上演着扣人心弦的戏剧和令人惊叹的音乐剧。务必让您的客人也体验一下这种魔力！
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Jamaica unveils traveller protection programme
Jamaica Cares is a ground-breaking traveller protection and emergency services programme set to launch next month
Agents of change: How can APAC’s travel industry come together to solve the contactless conundrum?
The technology already exists to render most parts of the travel experience contactless – from voice-activated screens, biometric scanners and automated gates at airports, to robot check-in and room service in hotels, and use of wearables by tour operators.
Flights from India to China’s Wuhan all set to resume operation
India’s national carrier, Air India, is all set to operate flights to Wuhan on 30 October
Hawaii-Japan Pre-Travel Testing Moves Forward
At Daniel K. Inouye International Airport today, October 27, 2020, Governor David Ige announced that Hawaii’s pre-travel testing program to Japan has been approved and is moving forward.
Mauritius new Premium Visa valid for a year
Mauritius has introduced a new Premium Visa, valid for a period of one year and renewable. This measure was announced by Cabinet on 23 October to encourage visitors to head to Mauritius for long stays.
Travel to South Korea is allowed but COVID cases remain low
You are probably unaware but foreign nationals, including tourists, are allowed to travel to South Korea.
Princess Cruises extends pause of operations in Australia
Due to the uncertainty about when international travel restrictions might be lifted, Princess Cruises is extending its pause in operations for cruises departing from Australia and New Zealand through May 31, 2021.
Rail travel likely to boom post COVID-19
International rail travel offers an ‘environmentally friendly’ alternative to flying and as the second wave of COVID-19 approaches, it may experience a boom post-pandemic.
Canada’s airports expect massive fee increases and service reductions
Despite a dramatic decline in airline passenger traffic since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March, Canada’s smaller airports have carried the financial burden of maintaining their runways, air terminals, and emergency services without access to any previous or current financial aid.
Airlines unable to cut costs deep enough to save jobs
IATA presented new analysis showing that the airline industry cannot slash costs sufficiently to neutralize severe cash burn to avoid bankruptcies and preserve jobs in 2021.
Digital Guides
Explore the world with PONANT, the world leader of luxury expeditions,For more than 30 years now, our luxury cruise ships have been stopping at famous, well-known ports of call and secret, hidden-away anchorages accessible only to small ships.
The first stop on your WELCOME TO SOUTH AUSTRALIA, It’s astonishing how thousands of unique journeys can all start in one awe-inducing city. Go on an adventure in search of striking desert scenery, curious sea lions or world-renowned wine.
Everything you need to know about Etihads The Residence, your personal guide to the greatest ever flying experience.
来到伦敦，怎能不在西区看一场演出？一个多世纪以来，伦敦西区一直是英国欣赏现场演出的最佳场所。纵观西区的各类演出剧院，音乐剧剧院也是英国的热门旅游景点之一。每天晚上，座无虚席的剧院中上演着扣人心弦的戏剧和令人惊叹的音乐剧。务必让您的客人也体验一下这种魔力！
Living in the lap of luxury doesn’t need to cost the earth, The TD team, in conjunction with Centara Hotels and Resorts, has put this guide to Thailand for everyone who is smart with their money but wants to live in the lap of luxury. Welcome to the TD Guide to Affordable Luxury in Thailand.
Travel Bloggers
Jamaica unveils traveller protection programme
Jamaica Cares is a ground-breaking traveller protection and emergency services programme set to launch next month
Agents of change: How can APAC’s travel industry come together to solve the contactless conundrum?
The technology already exists to render most parts of the travel experience contactless – from voice-activated screens, biometric scanners and automated gates at airports, to robot check-in and room service in hotels, and use of wearables by tour operators.
Flights from India to China’s Wuhan all set to resume operation
India’s national carrier, Air India, is all set to operate flights to Wuhan on 30 October
Hawaii-Japan Pre-Travel Testing Moves Forward
At Daniel K. Inouye International Airport today, October 27, 2020, Governor David Ige announced that Hawaii’s pre-travel testing program to Japan has been approved and is moving forward.
Mauritius new Premium Visa valid for a year
Mauritius has introduced a new Premium Visa, valid for a period of one year and renewable. This measure was announced by Cabinet on 23 October to encourage visitors to head to Mauritius for long stays.
Travel to South Korea is allowed but COVID cases remain low
You are probably unaware but foreign nationals, including tourists, are allowed to travel to South Korea.
Princess Cruises extends pause of operations in Australia
Due to the uncertainty about when international travel restrictions might be lifted, Princess Cruises is extending its pause in operations for cruises departing from Australia and New Zealand through May 31, 2021.
Rail travel likely to boom post COVID-19
International rail travel offers an ‘environmentally friendly’ alternative to flying and as the second wave of COVID-19 approaches, it may experience a boom post-pandemic.
Canada’s airports expect massive fee increases and service reductions
Despite a dramatic decline in airline passenger traffic since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March, Canada’s smaller airports have carried the financial burden of maintaining their runways, air terminals, and emergency services without access to any previous or current financial aid.
Airlines unable to cut costs deep enough to save jobs
IATA presented new analysis showing that the airline industry cannot slash costs sufficiently to neutralize severe cash burn to avoid bankruptcies and preserve jobs in 2021.
