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Princess is returning Emerald Princess to Australia, while Carnival is cutting half of the Australian fleet.
Asia dive tourism grows as travellers seek winter escapes and marine trips
Highly invasive weed threatening native flora and fauna at Uluru
Travel blogger analyzed the main mistakes of tourists on arrival in China
Patna Airport plans customs & immigration facilities by January
Rogue taxi drivers accused of exploiting passengers at Perth airport, casino
Indonesians told how a trip to Russia destroyed the stereotype
Marriott signs an agreement to open a Le Méridien in Rishikesh, India, by 2028
Delta Air Lines Onboards 66 New Pilots, A Quarter Came From Spirit Airlines
Tourism growth: Leaders say air connectivity is the biggest constraint
In Norilsk will build the longest tourist staircase in Russia
Would You Pay for Hotel Loyalty? 485,000 Accor Members in Asia Pacific Already Do
In the age of algorithms, hotel libraries are an act of resistance
Airline groups urge US CDC to reconsider Ebola declaration requirements
Scoot serves up travel inspiration with Sydney Stopover Cafe pop-ups
Sydney Airport launches service to help travellers through T1 international terminal
Vietjet launches flash sale to commemorate new, resumed services
Singapore Airlines to buy next-gen sustainable aviation fuel from Aether
Virgin Australia to launch seven-hour flash sale for Halloween
Airbnb to start donating portion of revenue to non-profit arm
“Someone, somewhere has done it”: Intrepid’s Natasha Bounyaphol on facing fear
Uganda makes play for Australian travellers with major trade push
One in four young Aussies risking huge medical bills by travelling uninsured
Contiki gives travellers eight new ways to explore the world
United Airlines announces winter routes for the Boeing 737 MAX longer than 3,000 miles
Princess Cruises presents its 2028–2029 program of voyages to Australia and New Zealand
From November 1, Emirates moves the Airbus A350 from Boeing 777 to the Mauritius route
SWISS opens a Zurich — Bangalore route on the Airbus A330-300
Due to an oil slick in the UAE, tourists are looking for beaches where they can swim
Analysis of the cost of a seat on the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 for airlines
Hotels in Sharjah and Ajman have banned sea swimming because of the oil spill
7 parts of the world write →Carnival Cruise Line announces the final Australian voyages of the Adventure and Luminosa ships
Carnival cuts half of its Australian fleet, leaving two cruise ships in the country