First Look: Celebrity Cruises’ new European river ships

Celebrity Cruises has revealed the first look at its forthcoming European river ships, Celebrity Compass and Celebrity Seeker, set to sail the Rhine and Danube from 2027. Blending the iconic […]
Air New Zealand – Navigating Turbulence Toward Recovery

Air New Zealand’s FY2025 results reveal an airline battling through one of its most challenging operational periods, with earnings before taxation declining to $189 million from $222 million the previous […]
Access in the new Luxury – Expedition cruising’s quiet arms race for rarity

In luxury travel, the new status symbol isn’t a chandeliered suite, it’s a permit, a landing slot, a doorway into places most travellers will never set foot. As Ponant Australasia […]
Phillipa Harrison appointed CEO of Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority

The Government of Ras Al Khaimah has confirmed the appointment of Phillipa Harrison, former Managing Director of Tourism Australia, as the new CEO of Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority […]
Film Tourism emerging as one of travel’s fastest-growing niches

Film festivals are no longer just about the glamour of red carpets and premieres they have become catalysts for one of the fastest-growing trends in global travel: film tourism. For […]
Explora Journeys partners with tennis star Jannik Sinner as brand ambassador

Explora Journeys has announced a new partnership with world-renowned tennis champion Jannik Sinner, who will serve as the line’s latest brand ambassador. The announcement was made in New York ahead […]
Solar-Powered Pangolin Voyager redefines safari experiences on the Chobe River

Pangolin Photo Safaris has introduced the Pangolin Voyager, a new solar-powered houseboat designed to set a benchmark for eco-friendly safari travel and wildlife photography experiences in Africa. Launched in July, […]
Air Canada flight attendants refuse to return to work despite court ruling

The strike by 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants has entered its third day, despite the action being declared illegal by the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB). The walkout is severely […]
The Future of Travel is human-centred, tech-led, and purpose-driven

In an era defined by digital overload, fragmented trust, and fragile ecosystems, travel’s greatest strength may be its power to reconnect not just to places, but to purpose. Three leading […]
U.S. to trial visa bond scheme for High-Risk visitors with bonds up to $15,000

The U.S. State Department has announced a new 12-month pilot program that will require certain foreign nationals to post visa bonds ranging from $5,000 to $15,000 in an effort to […]
