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The best-laid plans of travel marketing

The best-laid plans of travel marketingWith the pandemic derailing major international events and upending recovery efforts in distressed destinations, marketers find...

The front gate at the National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall in Taipei.

Exploring Taipei's unique cultural offeringsAn intro to cultural attractions and open spaces in Taiwan's capital.

A rendering of the Viking Saigon, scheduled to debut in August 2021.

Viking to launch newbuild for Mekong sailings in 2021The Viking Saigon will be Viking's second ship operating in Southeast Asia, joining the Viking Mekong.

Four Seasons Kuda Huraa

Hotel reopenings: More than 150 Maldives resorts get reopening datesHotels from the Maldives to Venice will soon be welcoming guests again. Here's a roundup of notable properties around the world...

With tourism on pause, a chance to rethink sustainability

With tourism on pause, a chance to rethink sustainabilityProponents of sustainable travel say the Covid-19 shutdown presents an opportunity for the industry to rebuild with a renewed...

Paul Gauguin Cruises resuming Tahiti sailings

Paul Gauguin Cruises resuming Tahiti sailingsThe line will reopen to international travelers beginning with a 10-night voyage that departs Papeete on July 29.

Maldives expected to announce tourism reopening

Maldives expected to announce tourism reopeningFour Seasons general managers said informal discussions with the Maldives government indicate the country could begin accepting...

Feeling 'Cosmically lonely'? Here's to what we miss -- and to doing it again

Feeling 'Cosmically lonely'? Here's to what we miss -- and to doing it againI wonder what Hermes, the god of trade and travel, would think of Covid-19 and what it's done to his domain -- I sense a lot of...

The open kitchen at the Market Cafe in the Hyatt Regency Bangkok Sukhumvit.

Seeing Bangkok in new light at Hyatt RegencyOpened in December 2018, the luxe hotel embodies many of the buzzwords that make Bangkok so iconic: high-tech, traditional, a...

A guestroom at Sowaka, a 23-room, ryokan-style hotel that opened last year in Kyoto’s Gion district.

Exceeding Kyoto expectations at SowakaThe Sowaka hotel is neatly tucked away on a side street in the heart of one of Kyoto's oldest neighborhoods, just a stone's...

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