For women only: Elle Voyage forms sisterhood among female travellers
Elle Voyage aims to get more women to travel with group tours carefully selected for women.
“Crowded and lacked basic amenities”: Transforming Hong Kong’s Avenue of Stars
Following the announcement, at the beginning of March, that the famous Hong Kong ‘Avenue of Stars’ (AoS) attraction had re opened following an extensive refurbishment to refresh and revitalized the popular, but unloved area, in to what the developers hope will be “Hong Kong’s busiest and most exciting cultural waterfront”.
Saudi Arabia to slash water usage by 43% in next decade
Saudi Arabia, one of the world’s driest countries, has announced a national program for rationalising water consumption in the Kingdom.
KAYAK research breaks down the travel agent decline
New research has revealed that nearly half of British respondents (47%) have not visited a travel agent in the past ten years.
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All is well: No casualty for Viking Sky cruise ship
Viking Sky cruise ship has arrived safely on the port after nearly 24 hours of rescue operations. The horrifying incident left 20 people injured, but no casualty is recorded.
Fly to the 10 most relaxing airports in the world
Airports can be quite stressful due to the throngs of people, seemingly endless security lines, and delayed and cancelled flights. It is easy to get agitated in an airport, therefore, one…
Infographic: The real rate parity problem no one is talking about
As OTA Insight's series of quarterly parity reports show, parity issues are at the root of huge potential losses for hoteliers.
Room 702: Hilton commemorates John and Yoko’s Bed-In for Peace
In celebration of John Lennon and Yoko Ono's 'Bed-In for Peace' which happened 50 years ago, Hilton has released a video series called Room 702.
Hot hotel openings: Radisson Collection debuts in the French capital
This week in the world of hotels, we’re looking at the latest openings from Radisson Collection, Four Seasons, Mandarin Oriental and Shaza Hotels.
Aurora Expeditions launches ship with Ulstein X-BOW tech
Aurora Expeditions has celebrated the sea launch of its latest ship, Greg Mortimer, the first passenger expedition ship with Ulstein X-BOW technology.
