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World Leaders – Part 3
On our third instalment of our landmark World Leaders series, we speak with Michael Vatikiotis, an Asian-based writer, journalist, and private ... -
Day Off: One Day in Cape Town
Cape Town is one of the greatest cities on earth. It is blessed with mountains and oceans, art and culture, ... -
Travel Dries Up
International tourist arrivals plunged 93% in June when compared to 2019, with the latest data from the World Tourism Organization ... -
Foodies in Hong Kong Rejoice
Foodies in Hong Kong can rejoice as Hong Kong Restaurant week is returning, with deals and great access to some ... -
Canadians Become More Fearful of the Coronavirus
A new reports shows that Canadians have become more fearful of the Coronavirus. As provincial cases have been increasing, Canadians ... -
World Leaders – Part 2
In our World Leaders Series – Part 2, we sit down with Thomas Friedman, New York Time columnist, best selling ... -
Where Do Americans Want To Go In 2021?
We’re all getting tired of not being able to travel, but rather than just complain, some people are doing something ... -
Airports – Another Casualty of the Pandemic
Aviation is one of the most strategic sectors of national and global economies. It is essential for trade, business, tourism, ... -
How The Environment Could Impact Travel
The Ecological Threat Register (ETR) recently launched. It measures the ecological threats countries are currently facing and provides projections to ... -
US Reopens Trusted Traveler Enrolment Centers
United States Customs and Border Protection reopened their Trusted Traveler Programs enrolment centers to the public on September 8. This ...
