Category: Travel News
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Asia-Pacific Travel Trends: Japan, Vietnam, and Emerging Destinations
Asia-Pacific is a region brimming with diverse travel destinations, with Japan leading the pack as a top trending summer hotspot. According to the Mastercard Economics Institute report, Tokyo and Osaka have secured their positions as sought-after travel destinations, attracting a surge in tourism demand. Notably, Nha Trang in Vietnam has emerged as a rising star,…
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Competition Bureau Proposes 100% Foreign Ownership for Canadian Airlines
The Competition Bureau in Canada has put forward a series of recommendations to enhance competition in the airline industry, potentially leading to lower airfares for travelers. One of the key proposals includes allowing up to 100% foreign ownership for domestic-only Canadian airlines, a significant shift from the current 49% cap. This move aims to inject…
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Hawaiian Airlines Launches Seattle-Narita Service, Enhancing Travel Connections
Seattle-Narita service has recently commenced, offering Pacific Northwest travelers an opportunity to experience Hawaiian Airlines’ renowned hospitality. Seattle is now positioned as the West Coast’s primary global gateway, marking a significant milestone for both Hawaiian Airlines and Seattle as a travel hub. Lonely Planet Pocket Tokyo | $16.09 Since 2010, Hawaiian Airlines has been providing…
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Former MasterChef Contestant Shares Passion for Local Breakfasts Abroad
Marion Grasby, a former MasterChef contestant, has traveled extensively, visiting 27 countries worldwide. She emphasizes the importance of starting the day with a local breakfast when traveling. Reflecting on her childhood memories, Marion recalls her first passport at the age of three, which led her to Bangkok to meet her Thai family for the first…
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Air New Zealand Resumes Auckland-Nouméa Flights in November 2025
Air New Zealand is set to reopen its Auckland-Nouméa route in November 2025, signaling a significant step towards reestablishing regional connectivity after a period of civil unrest in New Caledonia. The airline’s decision to resume flights comes nearly one and a half years after services were suspended due to the turmoil that rocked the region…
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Discover Bali’s Hidden Gems Beyond the Party Scene
Bali, known for its vibrant nightlife, is often stereotyped as a party island. However, for those who prefer a more serene experience, the island offers a plethora of wholesome activities beyond the club scene. As a non-drinker, I embarked on a journey to discover the hidden gems of Bali, away from the typical tourist hotspots.…
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Top Family Vacation Destinations for Multigenerational Adventures
Family vacations are a special time to create lasting memories across generations, but choosing the perfect destination can be a challenging task. Balancing the interests of children, teens, adults, and grandparents requires careful planning to ensure everyone has a fantastic experience. To inspire your next family adventure, we’ve gathered a collection of top travel ideas…
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Europe’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel Challenges Unveiled Amidst Fraud Concerns
Europe’s vision for greener air travel hinges on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), a concept that promises significant reductions in emissions compared to traditional jet fuel. The journey towards this eco-friendly fuel takes us to Malaysia, where used cooking oil (UCO) is being collected and processed into SAF, a vital step in Europe’s quest for sustainable…
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Taiwan Tourism Expands Reach with Amsterdam Service Center
Taiwan’s Tourism Administration recently inaugurated a service center in Amsterdam as part of its strategic efforts to bolster ties with the Netherlands and cater to the increasing number of Dutch travelers choosing Taiwan as a destination. This move signifies Taiwan’s commitment to expanding its global tourism footprint, following the successful launch of a similar office…
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Israel Raises Travel Advisory for Canada Amid Rising Tensions
Israel’s National Security Council has elevated its travel advisory for Canada, raising concerns about the safety of Israelis and Jews in the country. The decision to increase the threat level from Level 1 to Level 2 was prompted by growing risks posed by terrorist elements targeting these communities in Canada. The Council has urged Israeli…