Under plans for a global framework for COVID-safe air travel, a new digital ‘health passport’ is being piloted by a small number of passengers flying from the UK to the US for the first time this week. The CommonPass system, backed by the World Economic Forum (WEF), is designed to create a common international standard […]
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Set to open in December 2020, Park Hotel Kyoto is ideally located near the world-famous Nijō Castle, and gastronomic centres Nishiki Market and Pontocho. It offers 112 guestrooms, two suites, a restaurant & bar and a fitness room. The interior of the hotel pays homage to the beauty and rich culture of Kyoto and incorporates […]
Following the reopening of the Balearic and Canary Islands to international tourists, the city of Palma is repositioning itself as a go-to work-hub destination, where travellers can work and be in a dream holiday at the same time. Hotels introduce longer-stay packages to accommodate ‘workations’ and a steady uplift of direct flights from key UK […]
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has launched the new ‘Amazing Thailand, The Healthy Journey’ campaign, targetting travellers from Southeast and South Asia seeking medical and wellness services in a short-haul destination. Chattan Kunjara Na Ayudhya, TAT deputy governor for international marketing (Asia and South Pacific) said the newly unveiled campaign reflected the ‘New Normal’ […]
The emirate of Dubai has now unveiled a new annual programme for overseas professionals working remotely due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. It will enable people to work remotely from Dubai while continuing their employment. Over 60% of the adult population in the UK are still working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic, and […]
In his first public appearance since being named British Airways’ new CEO last week, Sean Doyle gave the keynote address at Airlines 2050: Beyond the Crisis. He said that British Airways continues to play a crucial part in connecting Britain with the world and the world with Britain and is doing everything in its power […]
Seychelles authorities have given permission for travellers from ten African countries to re-enter the country from 19 October 2020. Seychelles had shut its borders to travellers following the Covid-19 outbreak in March. But the country resumed international flights this August, albeit to some selected countries. In their latest updated Visitors Travel Advisory, the Indian Ocean […]
The Goa state government has issued an order permitting river cruises and water sports operators to resume operations. The tourism department also issued a ‘safety and hygiene guide’, detailing SOPs and guidelines with measures to be adopted by operators. Menino D’Souza, director at the Department of Tourism in government of Goa has issued a detailed […]
The International LGBTQ+ Travel Association announced today that Wheels Up has become its first global partner in the private aviation sector. Wheels Up, the leading brand in private aviation, is committed to joining IGLTA on its mission to support LGBTQ+ travel across the globe. Wheels Up will have the opportunity to engage with the […]
With a population of over 20 million, Delhi is the second most populated city in India. Historic, vibrant, majestic and intense, a visit to India’s capital is a heady experience. It is an incredibly dynamic city jam-packed with historical sites, Mughal architecture, cutting-edge culture, fabulous eateries, the best shopping and glorious hotels – from colonial-era gems to […]