TravelBulletin for April 2020

This month’s issue is our special green edition! The cover story focuses on flight shaming and how aviation is looking after the environment. Being the green issue we also take a look at some of the key pillars to sustainable tourism: looking after communities, oceans, wildlife and carbon emissions. Of course we can’t ignore the rapid escalation of the coronavirus crisis over the last month, so there’s feature articles about the impact of the pandemic on cruise, air and land operators and events.

TravelBulletin for March 2020

Coronavirus: prognosis negative? Bruce Piper investigates what kind of effect the outbreak of COVID-19 will have on the travel industry. In this issue there’s also features on Europe, expedition cruising, Africa and Thailand. We’ve also got the regular business view and cruise features, including a breakdown of the most luxurious suites at sea. Plus in issues and trends read about Singapore Airlines NDC and The Travel Corporation’s 100th anniversary.

TravelBulletin for February 2020

Waiting for the smoke to clear – what will the affect of the recent devastating bushfires be on Australian tourism? Plus features on small group touring, New Zealand, Hawaii, Seniors travel and our in-depth of all the latest travel and cruise news including the collapse of Excite Holidays and the launch of Viking’ new expedition fleet

TravelBulletin for December 2019

In the December 2019/January 2020 issue of travelBulletin, Bruce Piper reflects on the year of 2019, with both its winners and losers. We also have an update on airlines, and destination features on luxury, USA, solo travellers and Australia. We also breakdown all the different inclusions on river cruise lines in the cruise section, and of course we bring you all the in-depth news and analysis that we’re known for.

Voyages to Antiquity present their Winter 2018/19 programme

Voyages to Antiquity’s exciting new 2018/19 programme is now on sale.

Faifai Lemu, it’s the Samoan Way of life

“WE are all travellers in the wilderness of this world, and the best we can find in our travels is an honest friend” — Robert Louis Stevenson. Lisa Maroun explores Samoa and discovers why this famous Scottish author fell in love with the Samoans and their island nation, so much so he requested his final resting place to be in the island nation.

Lucky Eight

MALAYSIA is bursting with variety, offering rainforest adventures, fish-filled reefs, holiday islands, historic towns and cultural diversity. Brian Johnston gives us eight of its highlights.1. KUALA LUMPUR

Tokyo By Night

TOKYO doesn’t stop at night. In fact, it comes to life. And there’s so much for newcomers to enjoy, writes Ben Groundwater.

A special message from Travel Daily

We are with you – a message from Bruce and Jenny Piper, owners of Travel Daily.

United Airlines’ world orchestra

Transporting musicians from one culture to another, United Airlines’ “World Orchestra” demonstrates the power of music–and travel–to unite the world.

Take a closer look at Crystal Endeavor

From extreme polar regions to remote tropical isles, Crystal Endeavor sets sail in August 2020 and will explore the world’s most intriguing destinations with extraordinary insight.

The Regent Suite aboard Seven Seas Splendor

This video showcases the incredible Regent Suite aboard the brand new Regent Seven Seas Splendor – truly the most luxurious suite at sea.

What really is a carbon credit?

CARBON credits are the new currency of sustainability but what actually are they and why are they important in contributing to sustainable practices? Janie Medbury investigates.

How can we experience wildlife sustainably?

Riding the wave to sustainability

OCEAN cruise ships have arguably experienced the greatest level of environmental scrutiny when compared to other travel segments, but is this perception fair? Adam Bishop investigates.

Giving backwhile abroad