October 5, 2018 no comments

MACAO’S effervescent Palmira Pena is preparing to cook up a storm as an invited chef for the upcoming Taste of Macao Food Month in Sydney.

August 28, 2018 no comments

SEVENTEEN travel agents from Sydney’s inner north-west were recently briefed on the latest Macao-Xiamen “Two Cities, One Fare” campaign

When travel technology fails, be nice to the humans

A baggage handling agent sums up why people matter in travel and why we need to be nice to them

Stone Axe Ntia Warramparta

The Kalkadoon people have been extracting hard black rocks and making spearheads and axes from the hills of Mount Isa for thousands of years in Australia.

Speed Isn’t Everything

Part of the fun of a holiday, though, is slowing down from the rapid pace of daily life and savouring experiences without rushing off to the next one

How is International Tourism to the USA Really Doing

Even if Godzilla was President of the United States, travellers would still want to visit this compelling and diverse destination.

Tiniest nations of South America

Latin America´s ancient cultures have been known for practising the art of wellness with traditional medicine, the Incas and the Mayans created their ¨Sweat lodges¨ to release the toxins from the body

Laurence Tafanel, Owner, Hotel Esprit Saint Germain Paris

When I bought the property, we literally broke down the walls and rebuilt from the inside to modernize and create as much space as possible in the rooms
Arnaud Michelin, Regional Manager, Finnair

I imagine the next few years to be more digital than today, whether it is with new technology for you to book your flights, new smart gates to board your plane, WiFi access onboard, new ancillary products to tailor make your holiday

A San Francisco Treat with Hilton’s Parc 55

As the third largest hotel in San Francisco, Hilton’s Parc 55, a pet friendly property, is bustling with energy, a walk through the lobby suggests a warm, boutique hotel, with modern, contemporary touches

Meet MTA – Mobile Travel Agents’ Kate Narracott

I’d have to say sitting with my feet up on a railing, computer in my lap, notepad beside me booking a tour for a client while I was in Kruger National Park, South Africa

The city in a new light

One of the favourite parts of my job is working with our team on cultural familiarisation (or cultural awareness training).