Wendy Wu Tours has announced the launch of three exceptional river cruise and tour itineraries that are available for booking online. These new itineraries combine fully inclusive touring with unique river cruising experiences, offering travellers an unparalleled way to explore Vietnam and India’s most captivating regions. Wendy Wu Tours is among the few providers offering […]

European Waterways has expanded its fleet with the acquisition of Shannon Princess, marking an exciting expansion of the company’s renowned fleet of intimate cruising experiences. Cruising Southern Ireland’s River Shannon since 2003, the Shannon Princess has been owned and operated by husband-and-wife duo Ruairi and Olivia Gibbons and has long been cherished part of European Waterways’ offerings. Now fully […]

It was a big hill to climb but going from almost zero during the pandemic to 1M is a huge accomplishment.

Young staff need to be protected, but trawling their social media profiles smells of shaming to us.

We expect Tina Turner songs like What's Love Got To Do With It, not the Beyond Thunderdome version of Tina.

Worried that you'll be bored eating the same thing on a 100 plus-day cruise? Not with Holland America you won't!

And clients can use these added extras by combining them with them with loyalty schemes. Bonus!

We've said it before and we've said it again, we'll never get bored of happy 'resume' service stories

Visitors should expect to come back with a brain full of food knowledge, as well as a belly full of produce.

Just what Sydneysiders need to escape the run of bad weather and Melburnians to escape the tennis.

Joel is the first of several industry leaders offerings their views on what they see panning out in 2025.

We don't know who a lot of these people are, but this sounds like a pretty creative idea!

Head off the beaten track with Bunnik and you never know, Dennis or his mum might be on the trip too?

Qantas will be hoping to keep the claws of unions like the TWU away from this group of fresh faced engineers.

The Council of Australian Tour Operators (CATO) Touring Academy has surpassed all expectations, with over 1,000 enrolments, 11,000 course completions, and more than 600 agents earning their CATO Touring Certification since its mid-2024 launch. As the travel industry gears up for another dynamic year, the CATO Touring Academy is empowering travel professionals to elevate their […]

A helicopter ride over some of the most incredible parts of the planet sounds like a dream. With Quark, it's a reality.

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Mat McLachlan Battlefield Tours has advised that the final call for Anzac Day 2025 is on 31 January 2025 with pre-registration also available for Anzac Day 2026. Travellers are encouraged to book their spot for either the 10-day Anzac Day on the Western Front departing on 19 April from Paris or the 8-day Anzac Day […]

Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching and here are two romantic getaway destinations in Mexico to make any traveller’s day with their special someone even better. Casona Roma Norte, Mexico City This Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to visit Mexico City, as the streets come alive with roses, heartfelt gifts, and the city basks in […]

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The Business Events Industry Aotearoa (BEIA) Approved Professional Conference Organisers (PCO) Group has appointed Rachel Cook as its new chair. Cook is the business director of Conference Innovators (CI) and since joining CI 20 years ago has been instrumental in the company’s continuing growth and success. She plays a pivotal role in building and supporting […]

Is St Peter Fish Fat Soap taking fin-to-fin focus a little too far? No, we say. Just dust us with a little salt after.

Vietnam might just be the best place in the world to go for golf. Good food, great courses and cheap prices!

Lips appear very tight on a big story flying around this morning. That only leaves us with more questions!

As modern life accelerates, the concept of retreating has taken on a whole new significance, and we're all for it.

Gaya Island Resort has unveiled its Wildlife Wonders package, a meticulously crafted 4-day, 3-night adventure designed for nature enthusiasts eager to discover the island’s rich biodiversity. The resort is nestled on the tranquil shores of Pulau Gaya, the largest island in Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park just off Kota Kinabalu. Its location makes it the […]

We like the Celestyal crew, now agents will like them as much as us with this giveaway.

While the hotel lounges on offer look comfy, we are sure that the corporate boxes are also well attended.

The French do style and grace as good as any, so we're sure Aqua Expeditions guests to be are in for a treat.

Eight months after the civil unrest, the South Pacific destination of New Caledonia has reopened and is ready to welcome Australian tourists. Smartraveller has recently downgraded its travel advice to the destination following the removal of the nation’s curfew on the 2nd of December. The island is currently rated as amber – ‘exercise a high […]

If the owner could just leave their Amex Black Card on the coffee table in the lounge, then we are set.

Atura Wellington, the former Thorndon Hotel by Rydges, has unveiled its newly refurbished rooms in the New Zealand hotel. The rooms were completed following a full refurbishment of all public spaces as part of a broader redevelopment plan. All 108 guest rooms have now been upgraded. The hotel is in the historic Thorndon neighbourhood and […]

Looks like a satisfying gig, too bad we didn't take the marine biology class in year 12.