Author: Melissa Adams

Noosa consistently ranks among Queensland’s top beachside destinations, and the reputation is well earned. Encircled by a verdant national park and home to one of only two everglade systems worldwide, it appeals to both nature enthusiasts and adventure lovers. Visitors can swim alongside humpback whales, ride world‑class surf, climb impressive cliffs, and speed along the…

Hotels rarely carry as much cultural weight as the Chelsea Hotel (its new owners will demand you call it The Hotel Chelsea, though that name is unlikely to catch on). Legends such as Leonard Cohen, Patti Smith, Dylan Thomas, Iggy Pop and Stonewall figure Stormé Delarverie once called the striking red‑brick building—with its French‑Quarter‑style balustrades and iconic…

The FCDO advises against all travel to specific regions of Saudi Arabia, and against all but essential travel to the remainder of the country.

Romania’s tourism is largely focused on Transylvania, where visitors are attracted by its famous gothic castles and Dracula legends. Heading northeast across the Eastern Carpathians leads to Bucovina, a tranquil, deeply traditional area that offers the same rugged mountain vistas, long‑standing customs and striking architecture. Bucovina serves as the trailhead of the Via Transilvanica, a…

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Centara Hotels & Resorts is set to debut Centara Reserve Krabi in February 2027. This property represents the next evolution of the luxury Centara Reserve collection and serves as the second destination to operate under the brand.

And as luxury products with high margins and strong sales continue to thrive, budget services are feeling the pressure, particularly in travel. The natural selection affecting low‑cost airlines now appears to be extending to hospitality, where the economics of budget options are becoming increasingly unsustainable.