How Palawan’s Hidden Trails Reshape the Way You Travel
In Palawan’s forest trails and indigenous villages, community-led tourism is turning quiet hikes into encounters with living heritage that can subtly change how travelers see the world.
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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Atlas Ocean Voyages Bets on Eclipses for Next-Gen Expeditions
Atlas Ocean Voyages is turning rare solar eclipses into headline itineraries, signaling a new era for small-ship, sky-focused expedition cruising in 2026 and 2027.
Bogotá’s Corporate Travel Boom Triggers Hotel Rate Shock
A surge in corporate and business travel has pushed Bogotá’s hotel occupancy near multi‑year highs, driving sharp room rate increases and straining capacity.
Thailand’s New 450 Baht Tourism Fee Planned For 2027
Thailand is preparing a 450 baht tourism fee from 2027, reshaping visitor costs, funding infrastructure upgrades, and sharpening regional competition across Southeast Asia.
Hue–Phong Nha Express Set To Redefine Vietnam Rail Travel
Vietnam debuts a new heritage rail link between Hue and Phong Nha this September, promising immersive journeys through imperial history, war sites and karst landscapes.
Inside Guangxi’s Karst Caves, China’s New Frontier for Cave Tourism
China’s Guangxi region is turning its vast karst caves and giant sinkholes into a testbed for high‑end speleological tourism, balancing access, safety and fragile ecosystems.
Colombia’s Heritage Boom Redefines Urban Travel
Colombia’s Andean cities and Caribbean ports are leveraging historic plazas, restored centers and sunset viewpoints to draw a new wave of urban‑minded travelers.
Bangkok Day Trip Unearths Living Traditions in Kok Na Sai
A new community-based day trip from Bangkok highlights monastic rites, heritage rice cultivation, and century-old village traditions in Kok Na Sai.
Switzerland Leads Europe’s Best Coolcation Trails
Switzerland and its Alpine neighbors are emerging as Europe’s top coolcation choices, luring hikers and cyclists seeking fresh air, milder temperatures and high-altitude trails.
Why Uruguay Is Becoming South America’s Quiet Escape
With strong peace rankings, gentle beach towns and low-key wine country, Uruguay is emerging as a calm alternative for travelers avoiding crowded hotspots.
US Issues New Indonesia Travel Advisory After Flores Quake
The United States has updated its travel advisory for Indonesia after a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck the Flores region, prompting fresh safety warnings.
Cape Girardeau Charts New Course in River Tourism
Cape Girardeau is repositioning itself along the Mississippi with renewed cruise traffic, downtown investment and fresh marketing aimed at turning day-trippers into overnight guests.
Delta’s Atlanta–Riyadh Route Opens New Saudi Gateway
Delta’s new nonstop Atlanta–Riyadh service, launching in October 2026, marks the first direct U.S.–Saudi route by a U.S. carrier and strengthens a fast-growing tourism corridor.
US Beach Escapes Shift to New Caledonia, Cyprus and Thailand
Fresh air links, relaxed entry rules and strong summer demand are drawing more Americans to the beaches of New Caledonia, Cyprus and Thailand.
Halifax County Tourism Sets New Spending Record in NC
Halifax County, North Carolina, has surged to new tourism heights as fresh data shows record visitor spending and rising economic impact across the rural destination.