Booking.com: “Diversifying talent needs to be front of mind”
Research from Booking.com has revealed that only 54% of women working in tech feel the industry today is prioritising gender diversity as part of its agenda.
Adventure travel to become “global driving force” in Chinese market
Findings of the ITB China Travel Trends Report has revealed that China is expected to become a global driving force within the adventure travel sector.
Dream Cruises unveils new ‘Godmother’ at Explorer launch
With the role of women in society, culture and business honoured with the World Women’s day earlier this month, Dream Cruises has signed up trail-blazing Chinese designer, Grace Chen, as its 'official godmother' for the newest vessel the Explorer Dream.
Accor’s MGallery enters period of growth with 21c Museum Hotels
Accor has officially welcomed 21c Museum Hotels into the MGallery Hotel Collection, a portfolio of more than 100 boutique hotels in 26 countries.
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US consumers spend more in Airbnb than Hilton
Airbnb has long been a threat to hotel companies as it offers cheaper accommodation. The start-up also enables hosts to earn money by opening their homes to travellers.
Lost trust: Garuda and Lion Air snub 737 Max 8
Indonesia’s Garuda has told Boeing that it will cancel its multi-billion impending order for 49 737 Max 8 jets after the model was involved in two fatal crashes.
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…
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.
