WHO backflips on virus stance by condemning lockdowns
Lockdowns have been used to control the coronavirus around the world. Now a WHO official has questioned the success of them.
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL EXPECTED TO REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL LATE 2021
Australians are facing the grim reality of being unable to leave the country for leisure travel until late 2021, according to the Federal Treasure...
Short Quarantine and Testing Stop 100% Of COVID Cases in Travel
Whilst watching television, you’ve probably seen a report telling viewers that 14-day quarantine rules to visit a country not only makes travel impossible for...
The Airline trade body IATA has lowered its expectations for global passenger traffic this year amid to reach a stable level in the recovery...
The Grim and the Good…
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Abu Dhabi to Monitor Visitors with Electronic Bracelets
The United Arab Emirates has been among the most cautious in reopening tourism, but also among the first to do so, at least for...
THE BUBBLE THAT BURST WILL HAPPEN ON 16 OCTOBER WITH A CATCH…
The Trans-Tasman Travel Bubble will commence on 16 October with a catch……in fact the bubble will be only good for kiwi’s coming to Australia...
WHAT AIRPORTS ARE DOING TO WELCOME TRAVELLERS BACK..
It is not just the airlines that need to keep travellers’ safe airports also have a key role to play. As domestic borders are...
Vaccine Key to Airline Recovery
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This past week I was privileged to be one of the panelists among a list of respected industry professionals in a webinar to talk...
THAILAND REOPENING FOR LONG-STAY TOURISTS ONLY
Thailand, one of Asia’s most tourism-dependent nations is looking to bring visitors back with new 90-day special visitor visas, which can be extended up...
A New Icon Rises: Buddha‑Bar Hotel and Floating Residences Set to Redefine Dubai’s World Islands 
Royal Caribbean Reveals Summer 2027 Adventures to Alaska 
Santa Lucía Jungle Hacienda Opens in Costa Rica’s Pacific Highlands – Where Luxury Meets Wild Rainforest Adventure 
Full Metal Cruise XIII Returns in 2026: Europe’s Loudest Cruise Turns the Mediterranean into a Sea of Metal 