Earlier this year Sabre released their predictions for the travel trends which they believed would appear and gain traction through 2019 and beyond. Dubbed ‘Avoid all Humans’ the report outlined how technology can and will be used in the travel industry, and the world as a whole.

RAKTDA and Zip Now London unveil the world’s first augmented reality zipline in London.

Singha Estates’ announcement of new Marina collaboration with Jalboot at Crossroads Maldives displays company’s keen interest in the Middle East market.

TravelgateX receives IATA Level 3 accreditation.

Back in February of 2017 low cost carrier Wizz Air announced it had begun operations of a new direct from London Luton Airport to Eilat, in Israel. Now the Hungarian airline has increased service frequency on the route with a new direct flight – boosting ops from four to five flights a week.

Cathay Pacific has welcomed the newest member to its fleet, the first of its twenty Airbus A350-1000 aircraft. Take a look at what it takes to build one of the world’s newest long-range widebody airliner.

There are few greater pleasures in life than “simply messing about in boats” as Ratty said to Mole in Kenneth Grahame’s children’s classic, The Wind in the Willows. Ocean Group, Singapore based water sports specialists, has taken this concept and run with it by taking guests from Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru under the waves in their James Bond-esque mini-submarines.

As a veteran of the industry – with over 25 year’s experience working for Starwood, Accor and Onyx across Asia and Australia – Brendan Daly is a hospitality man through and through.  

Well ensconced as the GM of YOTEL Singapore, the first YOTEL in Asia, Daly has seen travel trends come and go and is canny enough to know which will last and which are just fads, so when he got in contact to discuss ‘bleisure’ – a combo concept matching business and leisure travel— I was more than a little curious to find out more.

Following news that the Ras Al Khaimah Development Authority (RAKTDA), had opened its latest Nordic office in Stockholm, the Middle Eastern tourism association has revealed has made great headway promoting Ras Al Khaimah as attractive holiday destinations for Europeans.

As Hilton’s first regional manager for Malaysia, Jamie Mead has carved out an enviable reputation in the relatively short time he has been in the country. Described by Hilton as a “visionary leader” Mead instigated the extensive renovations of Hilton Kuala Lumpur repositioning it as one of the city’s top five-star hotels in the process.