TravelBulletin for September 2019

This month we take a look at the rise in travellers visiting places with a dark history. Plus there’s a bumper cruise section along with destination features on the United States, Asia, Africa and family holidays.

TravelBulletin for August 2019

Disruptors: what’s the big deal? Find out in the August issue of travelBulletin as we take a look at the […]

TravelBulletin for July 2019

In this month’s issue we take a look at how we can be better at attracting young people to a career in the travel industry, which includes interviews with some of this year’s NTIA Young Agent of the Year nominees. We also have features on Western Europe, South Africa, India and Sri Lanka and Faith Journeys. Plus a bumper feature for BEN focused on NSW, Business View, Cruise and of course our latest news analysis.

TravelBulletin for June 2019

When two plus two’s not you: single parent families are on the rise and there’s a gap in the market for travel catering to this group. We’ve also got features on Thailand, USA, Christmas and winter markets, skiing and New Zealand. And of course our usual coverage of the most recent news for travel, cruise, business events and careers.

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.

Radisson Blu Edwardian, Mercer Street Hotel, London

Take a peek at the fantastic Radisson Blu Edwardian Mercer Street Hotel in Covent Garden LONDON.

Travel Daily 2019 Sustainability Summit highlights video

A video recap of the day that was seeing the travel and tourism industry come together to share best practices in sustainability.

Make Travel Matter – TreadRight Foundation

The TreadRight Foundation is a not-for-profit working to ensure the environment and communities we visit remain vibrant for generations to come.

India, a travellers path to enlightment

Here’s a 90 second look at India, the cradle of Buddhism.

The big kid’s basic guide to Disney World Florida

DISNEY World Florida

A resort for families on the snow

CLUB Med is gearing up to open a newly renovated ski resort in the French Alps, describing the rejuvenated property as a “four-star winter family vacation experience”. The 444-room Club Med Alpe d’Huez resort recently completed a US$110 million renovation and will boast special family accommodation options such as the Family Superior Room category which features two bathrooms, an in-room lounge and private terrace overlooking the valley.

The family that cycles together

INTREPID Travel is doing its part to get families off their smart devices and into the great outdoors, recently introducing three new family cycling adventures in March 2020.

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