COVID-19 Here’s How Hotels Are Pivoting In The New Reality
Hotels in the age of COVID-19- people will always want to get away. Whether it is to a major chain, a quiet guest lodge, or a bed-and-breakfast, here’s how hotels are adjusting to the new normal. … Continue Reading
• Will The Pandemic Make Aviation A Better Industry?• Is this a lesson for destinations to help make visitors feel safe and secure?
• CLIA showcasing the world’s great cruise ports and destinations – points and prizes to be won!
• Tropical Holiday Resorts and revised Australian Rail Journeys. (Last bookings Fri 30 Oct!)
As privacy and safety become increasingly important for global travelers[1],[2] VistaJet, the first and only global business aviation company, announces Private World and opens up its exclusive black book of preferred partners, hotels, residences, private islands, yachts and ski destinations around the world. 
As Delta adds flights to popular destinations and reopens more Delta Sky Clubs, the airline is prepared for more travelers to take to the skies this holiday season. 
The safe, reliable and efficient transportation of pharmaceutical products is a key focus for Delta Cargo. 
Share the Dignity is an Australian charity that works to end period poverty[1] – the inability to purchase or access period products. 
A University at Buffalo-led research team has discovered a technique that could help increase the effectiveness of vaccines against the novel coronavirus, the virus that causes COVID-19. 
Reportedly due to when the Australian Government cruise ban and travel restrictions might be lifted, still being uncertain, it appears that Princess Cruises has extended its pause in Australian cruises until 31st May 2021. 
Remarkable, rarely seen objects feature in ‘Talking Blak to History’. 
Walking the streets of Paris, marveling at Big Ben and snapping up an authentic New York hot dog will soon become a reality as Melbourne welcomes its very first interactive travel experience, Wanderlust Melbourne. 
Alaska – an amazing destination if you haven’t done this or if you liked it so much, perhaps a revisit is on the cards. 
This year’s Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival will be available online to give audiences abroad a new gastronomic experience. 
