Will travel ever be as much fun again?
So you are wondering what travel is going to be like when international flights begin again? We will take a look at possible scenarios later – let’s start with the present and assume you have decided to take a long-awaited break in another capital for a few days. … Continue Reading
• Qantas is dreaming, says aviation expert
• Some travel companies still behaving badly – thousands of consumers still waiting for travel refunds
• Qantas CEO reveals $1b half-year loss and announces plans to resume international flights
This week, the Ningaloo World Heritage Area received significant international recognition, with both Tripadvisor and Wotif announcing destination awards. 
Emirates and the Dubai Health Authority (DHA) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which aims to position Dubai as one of the first cities in the world to implement digital verification of traveller medical records related to COVID-19 testing and vaccination. 
Australia’s pioneering small ship cruise line, Coral Expeditions, confirms operations will restart in Western Australia this month, its 25th year of continuous operations in the state. 
Trendy hotpot destination The Drunken Pot is welcoming the Year of the Ox with a stunning ‘Lavish Ring of Beef’ celebration of bovine extravagance priced HK$488 per head at its sister restaurants in Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui from 8 March to 30 April 2021. 
In news that will thrill music lovers, the 30th Australian Festival of Chamber Music (AFCM) will take place in Townsville from 23 July to 1 August as a joyous 10-day celebration of music curated by Artistic Director, Kathryn Stott in her third and final festival, themed, Carnival. 
Momolato – Singapore’s leading supplier of artisanal gelato is stepping out of the shadows to open its own cafe in hip Haji Lane this coming March 2021. 
The untouched natural beauty of the remote Huvadhoo Atoll is a natures’ playground for kids, where engagement with the tropical environment and an all-natural 360 degree pristine house reef will have their imaginations run wild. 
Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp & Resort has introduced a complimentary service for school children in lockdown that stars elephants in a personal call live from their natural habitat in Northern Thailand’s ancient jungle. 
Music mogul turned author, professor and activist Mathew Knowles is hosting his first podcast show on iHeartRadio. 
More meeting and event professionals have been looking to plan hybrid virtual/in-person meetings and events as the meeting industry adapts to new ways of connecting during the global pandemic. 
Has being confined to your home left you yearning to swap your everyday view for something more majestic? 
From 15 March to 13 April, Vakkaru Maldives welcomes wellness expert Domingos Folgado to the resort for a special residency. 
Today, the NSW Government has announced a new regulation under the Biodiversity Conservation Act that prohibits the breeding or importation of dolphins and other marine mammals. 
Great Barrier Reef campaigners are urging government officials not to greenlight Clive Palmer’s Central Queensland Coal Pty Ltd proposed mine as Queensland’s environment department announced today it was allowing the plan to move to the next stage of assessments. 
From swimming with sea turtles to glamping with koalas, NSW is abundant with unforgettable wildlife experiences to suit every animal-lover all year round. 
For the first time ever since the annual festival began 32 years ago, The Islands of Tahiti is excited to announce it will be an official red carpet sponsor for this year’s Alliance Française French Film Festival, which is returning to Australia on the 2nd of March until mid-April. 
