Travel Weekly — Issue 04

BEIJING (AP) — Only a trickle of visitors strolled the pedestrian-only streets Sunday in central Beijing’s historic Qianmen district, which normally would be bustling with tourists on what was a national holiday and a sunny spring day.

People urged to be vigilant as fake flight and hotel adverts proliferate amid ‘national fraud epidemic’

A family have been left fuming after claiming that Ryanair forced them to pay for tickets they had already bought — but the budget airline say the issue came from using an online travel agent

A new tour that unites the epic Glacier Express and Bernina Express routes provides the ideal excuse to compare and contrast

Royal Caribbean Group is launching a major recruitment drive in Antigua and Barbuda, hoping to hire thousands of people. Antigua and Barbuda Minister of Tourism and Investment The Honourable Charles ‘Max’ Fernandez was joined by Royal Caribbean Group, Vice President of Government Relatio…

Disneyland is transforming its Paradise Pier Hotel for a Pixar-themed resort.

Qantas is expected to place an order for 12 Airbus A350-1000s, which will be used to operate the world’s longest flights. Here’s what we know.

This weekend is just four weeks before the Memorial Day holiday kicks off what’s expected to be the busiest travel summer travel season of the pandemic. The

As per the reports, this change will apply to all visitors entering Fiji by air or sea, who were earlier required to take PCR or rapid antigen test (RAT) prior to their arrival.

After some understandable limitations on golf travel the past two years, particularly in 2020 after the initial coronavirus outbreak, it appears buddies’ trips and golf getaways are headed for a big year.

Local authorities want to promote La Guajira as an attractive Caribbean tourism destination, especially with cruise ships

The federal government is winding down some COVID-19 border measures for travellers arriving in Canada, but top public health officials said the government isn’t budging when it comes to masking on planes and vaccine mandates for domestic travel.

Border force is “chronically under-staffed” and it will take time to train new officers, a union says.