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Luxury hotel brand Six Senses is making their wellness experiences available online to help people maintain their wellbeing during these challenging times.
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, The International Olympic Committee had no choice but to postpone the Tokyo 2020 Olympics for the first time in history.
During this difficult time in our lives, it’s important to keep feeding our minds with travel stories and the knowledge, memories and experiences they provide.
With the pressure to self isolate and so many incredible cooking classes now available online, there really is no better time to expand your cooking repertoire.
Withlocals, who are all about connecting travellers and locals worldwide, have launched a new initiative to continue these connections online.
As part of their #TakingYouHome initiative, the airline launched 28 additional flights including a brand new route connecting Doha and Brisbane.
The coronavirus pandemic has left the hospitality industry facing an unprecedented crisis with new restirctions forcing closures or remodelling.
If you’re looking for new ways to stay entertained during isolation, there are a number of virtual experiences all around the globe you can try.
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While humanity has been put under strain as the coronavirus crisis escalates, the environment has seen temporary relief as a positive side effect.
While we may not be able to physically travel, it certainly doesn’t mean we can’t keep dreaming about it. Here are some tips to ease that travel itch.
The list was compiled by a number of travel journalists from around the world who not only rated the best locations but also the best time of year to see it.
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