Philippines Backs Camiguin Dive Training as Asia’s Ocean Travel Booms
Camiguin is sharpening its dive skills push as Asia’s high-value ocean tourism surges, aligning new training, safety, and sustainability efforts with regional market growth.
Vanessa Buasini
Based in Southampton, one of Europe’s busiest cruise hubs, Vanessa follows cruise line announcements and maritime travel trends. Her reporting helps readers stay informed about the ships, ports, and operational changes shaping the cruise world.
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Carnival Expands Onboard Recycling To Power Greener Cruises
Carnival Cruise Line is expanding onboard recycling and circular-waste programs, aiming to turn ships into mini resource recovery centers and reshape expectations for sustainable cruising.
Hawaii Travel Alert as Tropical Storm Lala Nears Islands
Tropical Storm Lala is tracking toward Hawaii, prompting emergency preparations, airline waivers, and warnings of heavy rain, strong winds, and hazardous surf for travelers.
Arkansas Renaissance Festival Brings Knights to Mount Vernon
Arkansas leans into full fantasy this August as the Arkansas Renaissance Festival opens its gates with jousting, feasts and immersive medieval theatrics.
Kazakhstan Tourism Boom Lures Australians to Silk Road
More Australians are skipping Europe in favour of Kazakhstan, drawn by visa free access, better value and off beat Silk Road landscapes and culture.
Kazakhstan Tourism Boom Draws Aussies to Silk Road Trails
A rising number of Australians are swapping Europe for Kazakhstan, attracted by Silk Road heritage, dramatic landscapes and expanding flight connections via Asia.
Kazakhstan’s Tourism Boom Lures Aussies to the Silk Road
More Australians are skipping Europe’s crowds for Kazakhstan, drawn by visa free entry, new Silk Road routes and emerging adventure hubs in Almaty and Turkistan.
Kazakhstan Tourism Boom Lures Aussies to Silk Road Routes
A surge in Kazakhstan tourism and growing air links via Asia are drawing Australian travellers beyond Europe towards Silk Road cities, steppes and mountain adventures.
Kazakhstan Tourism Boom Lures Australians to the Silk Road
Strengthened air links, shifting geopolitics and a taste for offbeat adventures are drawing more Australians from Europe to Kazakhstan’s emerging Silk Road tourism hubs.
Arkansas Ren Faire Brings Knights and Jousting This August
Arkansas leans into full fantasy this August as the Arkansas Renaissance Festival returns with live jousting, armored knights, themed weekends and an expanded village near Mount Vernon.
Kazakhstan Tourism Boom Draws Aussies to Silk Road Trails
Rising air links, visa free access and Silk Road branding are steering Australian travellers away from Europe toward Kazakhstan’s steppe cities and mountain adventures.
Europe’s Hidden Islands: Greece, Italy and Spain Go Offbeat
New data and destination lists highlight lesser-known islands in Greece, Italy, Spain and beyond, as travelers seek quieter, more sustainable escapes across Europe in 2026.
Playa Hermosa Puts Costa Rica Back on World Surf League Map
Costa Rica’s Playa Hermosa secures a new World Surf League Qualifying Series event, signaling a high-performance comeback for the country’s surf travel scene.
AirAsia Reshapes Network As Fuel Surge Tests Recovery
AirAsia accelerates a sweeping route reset as higher fuel prices, fleet constraints and restructuring converge just as the low cost giant targets full post‑pandemic recovery.
Europe’s Climate Crisis Slams Economy and Tourism
Relentless heatwaves, droughts and wildfires are disrupting tourism, energy, transport and agriculture across Europe, testing the region’s climate resilience and economic model.