Category Archives: Travel Guide

Hawaii has finally reopened borders for oversea tourists

Hawaii has finally reopened borders for oversea tourists
[ad_1] After remaining in lockdown for nearly seven months, it’s time to rejoice as Hawaii has finally reopened borders for oversea tourists. On the first day of the reopening, the US state recorded footfall of over 8000 tourists. The latest Hawaii guidelines say tourists can travel to Hawaiian Islands without going under a mandatory 14-day […]

Radisson launches new soft brand, Radisson Individuals

Radisson launches new soft brand, Radisson Individuals
[ad_1] Radisson Hotel Group has launched a new soft brand, Radisson Individuals. The company has designed it as a conversion brand, offering independent hotels and local, regional chains the opportunity to be part of the global Radisson Hotel Group platform. Federico González, chief executive of Radisson Hotel Group, said: “The launch of Radisson Individuals marks […]

2020/21 luxury yacht charters in the Caribbean

2020/21 luxury yacht charters in the Caribbean
[ad_1] The end of 2020 is on the horizon but there’s time to celebrate the end of a truly unusual year with plenty of pampering with family and friends this winter on a luxury yacht charter in the Caribbean. Celebrate Thanksgiving on a pink sand beach in Barbuda, do some duty-free last-minute shopping in the […]

COVID-19 Official Update by the Chief Public Health Officer

COVID-19 Official Update by the Chief Public Health Officer
[ad_1] Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer, issued the following statement today: “As the resurgence of COVID-19 activity continues in Canada, we are tracking a range of epidemiological indicators to monitor where the disease is most active, where it is spreading and how it is impacting the health of Canadians and public health, laboratory and healthcare capacity. The following […]

Japan to reopen for Olympics spectators, but under strict rules

Japan to reopen for Olympics spectators, but under strict rules
[ad_1] Japan is under immense pressure figuring out how to carry out the rescheduled Olympics next year. Japan was at the final stages of its preparation for the Games early this year when the health crisis happened that restricted people from travelling and gathering in groups. During my travel to Japan late last year, I […]

The Isan Project’s incredibly beautiful music video honours a hero of Tham Luang cave rescue

The Isan Project’s incredibly beautiful music video honours a hero of Tham Luang cave rescue
[ad_1] L to R: Sobchai (Ford) Kraiyoonsen, TAT’s Tanes Petsuwan; Senator Weerasak Kowsurat, Vernon Unsworth Will Robinson, TAT’s Nithee Seepraet, Woranan Ratrawiphakkun and Sammy Carolus GM of the Hyatt Regency Bangkok Sukhumvit The story of how 12 boys, members of the Wild Boar football team and their coach, were saved in the caves of Northern […]

Vanuatu Tourism adopts well-being approach for COVID-19 recovery

Vanuatu Tourism adopts well-being approach for COVID-19 recovery
[ad_1] The Vanuatu Department of Tourism, and Planet Happiness have partnered to measure the happiness and well-being of residents throughout Vanuatu’s six provinces.  As part of a long-term partnership, the Happiness Index survey will engage local people and tourism stakeholders to define actions to strengthen destination well-being, moving beyond solely measuring visitor arrivals and contribution […]

Second COVID-19 wave hits France

Second COVID-19 wave hits France
[ad_1] On Sunday, France registered a record 52,010 new COVID-19 cases over the previous 24 hours, more than any other country in Europe. But Jean-François Delfraissy, who leads the scientific council that advises the government on the pandemic, has warned that the second wave of coronavirus is likely to be worse than the first, adding […]

Hong Kong Embraces New Norms of Travel

Hong Kong Embraces New Norms of Travel
[ad_1]   A spotlight is shining on concerted efforts by Hong Kong Tourism Board public and private sectors in preparation for tourism revival in the post-pandemic city. From aviation and hotels, to retail/food and beverage and attractions, and from the MICE industry to transportation, tourism-related industries in Hong Kong have adapted new safety measure and […]

ANA, JAL new accessibility guidelines ensure safe journey for all passengers

ANA, JAL new accessibility guidelines ensure safe journey for all passengers
[ad_1] Travelling amid the pandemic is already tough and scary, but passengers needing special assistance experience twice the anxiety. All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Japan Airlines (JAL), under the direct supervision of The Nippon Care-Fit Education Institute, today announced a new accessibility guideline for customers requesting special assistance at the airport and during flights and […]