Scenic Group has partnered with Polarverse Seacations to expand Scenic and Emerald ocean yacht offerings in India. The partnership will focus on brand awareness, travel trade engagement and advisor support, targeting growing demand among Indian high-net-worth travellers for personalised luxury, expedition and small-ship cruising experiences across global destinations.

Earlier this year it was announced for Zambia to host AviaDev Africa 2027, taking place at the Lusaka International Convention Centre from 9–11 June.  The event will bring together airlines, airports, tourism authorities and global aviation industry leaders to support route development and strengthen connectivity across Africa.

From meteor showers to the Milky Way, more travellers are venturing into regional Queensland in search of unforgettable night sky experiences with a 100% increase for the word ‘astrotourism’. New research by LifeFlight Lotteries has ranked the state’s best stargazing destinations, highlighting where visitors can enjoy spectacular views while reminding adventurers to prepare before heading off the beaten track.

There is a particular art to making a guest feel known. Galaxy Macau unveils the new Galaxy Resort App and its companion Galaxy Rewards membership programme — a next-generation digital platform built to anticipate rather than merely serve, from award-winning restaurants and world-class shows to tailored retailtainment privileges – designed to transform each and every visit into a shining moment.

Turismo de Lisboa has introduced a new voucher system whereby passengers arriving in Lisbon can now know the price of their taxi journey from Humberto Delgado Airport in advance. Prices start at €16 and vary according to the destination zone and time of travel.

Global recognitions and high-level engagements underscore Jamaica’s growing influence in shaping the future of tourism

The airline's new nonstop A350 service will get Sydney passengers to New York roughly three hours faster than today's one-stop route The post Sydney to New York in 18 Hours: Qantas Announces Project Sunrise Flight for 2028 appeared first on Business Traveller.

As symbolic of the Mid-Autumn Festival as the legend of Chang’e and the Jade Rabbit, mooncakes have a history dating back centuries, with their first mention during the Song dynasty (960-1279) in author Wu Zimu’s Dreaming of Grain. Early mooncakes were a far cry from the creative and intricate designs we see today. The rudimentary cakes were flat and round, with a thin outer crust and fillings such as lotus seed paste or the auspicious five kernels. During the Yuan dynasty (1279-1368),...

If it’s September, it’s Heritage Month in South Africa. A time when the traditions, stories and values that shape our shared identity fall under the spotlight. And for many, few things say heritage quite like food. It sits at the heart of any celebration, bringing us together around the dishes we cook, share and pass on. So, what does South African heritage taste like? Ask ten people, and you may get ten different answers. Pap and morogo. A Durban curry. Potjiekos. Bobotie. Vetkoek. Koeksisters. Perhaps the unmistakable smell and taste of a braai.

The Hemingways Collection in East Africa has just completed a comprehensive, heritage-focused interior refresh of River Camp Mara. Originally built by Richard Roberts, a third-generation conservationist, and his wife Liz, the camp was founded on a deep respect for nature, privacy, and personalized service, located within the Mara North Conservancy in Kenya, which forms a part of the Serengeti ecosystem. Anchoring Hemingways’s renewed commitment to low-impact conservation and authentic local design, Hemingways has significantly reinforced its operational environmental footprint at the eight-tent camp.