Vis Island Reveals a Softer Adriatic Rhythm

Far from the bustle of Croatia’s headline attractions, Vis Island is presenting a more contemplative experience for travellers seeking authenticity over spectacle. While the Blue Cave continues to draw thousands daily, the quieter inlets and coastal villages of the island offer a

Kathmandu Festival Elevates Nepal’s Cultural Tourism

The Kathmandu Valley is preparing to turn itself into a stage of colour and tradition as Nepal launches its Art and Culture Festival 2025, a month-long celebration designed to place heritage at the heart of international tourism. Running from 5 to 27

Rising Costs Challenge Greece Holiday Travel

Greece is facing a surge in holiday costs, creating challenges for international travellers eager to experience its sun-soaked islands and historic cities. Rising prices in accommodation, dining, and transport are altering the dynamics of tourism, prompting visitors to reconsider traditional travel plans

Thailand Offers Free Domestic Flights to Boost Tourism

Thailand is set to roll out a bold tourism campaign offering free domestic flights to international visitors as part of a push to spread travel beyond its most saturated destinations. Under the scheme, called “Buy International, Free Thailand Domestic Flights,” 200,000 travellers

Dinosaur Hunting in Thailand: A Cinematic Adventure Awaits

Thailand is becoming an exciting destination for explorers with a twist: dinosaur-themed adventure. Following the success of Jurassic World Rebirth, travellers are flocking to iconic locations featured in the film, such as the towering limestone cliffs of Phang Nga Bay and Railay

Tastebud Travel Becomes The New Global Itinerary

Travellers today are chasing flavour as much as they are chasing flights, with culinary experience emerging as the latest driver of wanderlust. A recent trend report reveals that nearly nine in ten explorers now place food and drink at the centre of

Hungry Ghost Festival Offers Haunting Cultural Immersion

The Hungry Ghost Festival observed across parts of Asia from late August to mid-September has emerged as a singular draw for travellers seeking deep cultural engagement beyond standard tourist circuits. Rooted in the belief that spirits are released from the underworld during

Off-Grid Oasis Draws Explorers to Wild Sharjah

Sharjah is embracing the slow-travel movement with Nomad, a new eco-retreat featuring 20 solar-powered trailers set deep within the Kalba mountains and intentionally stripped of Wi-Fi, artificial lighting and modern distractions. Created by the emirate’s investment arm, Shurooq, the retreat aims to

Storms Trigger New Wave of Flight Chaos Across Europe

Severe weather has caused fresh disruption across European air routes, with easyJet, Air France and KLM forced to cancel multiple services as heavy rain and strong winds sweep the continent. Flights between Lisbon and Madeira were among the first to be grounded,

Sac Balam: The Jungle City That Defied Spain

The rediscovery of Sac Balam, a once-hidden Maya city deep within Mexico’s Lacandon rainforest, is reshaping our understanding of Indigenous resistance during the Spanish conquest. Meaning “Land of the White Jaguar”, Sac Balam became a sanctuary for the Lacandon Ch’ol Maya in