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.
Never Just Stay. Stay Inspired. If you had 1/3/5 hours to explore Bangkok, what would you do? Make the most of your journey at Conrad Bangkok with our curated list of 1/3/5 experiences. Explore 1, 3 and 5 hour itineraries that reflect a local take on culture, art, food, and adventure at StayInspired.com, and enjoy a truly inspired stay.
Few places in the world can boast the scenery, culture and diversity of experience that Thailand delivers day after day. Whether partying into the early hours of the morning, trekking through the jungle, or diving into the clear azure seas, this magical land always has something new to discover.
The Thailand government will give up its controlling stake in Thai Airways as it approved a financial restructuring for the cash-strapped airline through bankruptcy protection. The airline has made repeated annual financial losses and its financial health has only got more perilous since the global Covid-19 pandemic.
“No international travel until 2023… some state borders within Australia won’t re-open until September…mandatory quarantine for all arrivals to London…” BOOM! While the echo of what for me is nothing short of a life-in-prison sentence reverberated through my head I looked at the many travel websites I keep permanently open in my browser and […]
Global aviation has been battered and air traffic remains largely grounded as countries enforce their lockdowns and restrict travel, with few signs that the end is in sight. For the largest of carriers like IAG, United, American Airlines, Emirates Lufthansa and many more (see summary below) all have been forced to seek help from their governments.
BANGKOK: Not surprising opposition to another huge government handout to debt-ridden Thai Airways International (THAI) is mounting, as far as public sentiment is concern there is a change (excuse the pun) in the AIR. When Thailand’s Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said Thai Airways will be given one last chance to turn itself around calling it a “matter of life or death” for the company and its employees, he was being deadly serious “I gave THAI five years to fix the problems, but it still has not succeeded,” he said after a cabinet meeting in early May 2020.
BANGKOK: Billionaire Dhanin Chearavanont, chairman of Charoen Pokphand, is urging the government to relax lockdown measures and welcome foreign travellers as soon as possible, and turn the country into a “safe haven” for wealthy visitors.
“It will soon be the time when we will quarantine people coming into the country by air.” The words of Boris Johnson Prime Minster speaking to the nation last night, Business Travel News London reports.
Jones Lang LaSalle reports from Thailand that hotels across the region are under extreme financial stress as they face operating with reduced occupancies for the foreseeable future
“This proposal would effectively kill international travel to and from the UK and cause immeasurable damage to the aviation industry and wider UK economy” That was Airlines UK Chief Executive Tim Alderslade very firm response to speculation that passengers arriving at British airports will be compelled to enter a 14-day quarantine period as part of Government COVID-19 measures reports Air & Business Travel News.
Recover your password.
A password will be e-mailed to you.
