Holiday & Travel

English Tourism Week, the annual week dedicated to celebrating England’s tourism industry, is fast approaching with businesses, destinations and visitor attractions encouraged to get involved. 

Travel Promoters will be engaging with UK travel agents and tour operators, representing Ol Lentille in Laikipia, in Kenya. 

A prestigious evening ceremony at Norwich’s newly renovated Castle has seen 11 businesses and individuals crowned with top accolades in this year’s Suffolk & Norfolk Tourism Awards.

The city of Venice, which welcomes around 30 million visitors annually despite having fewer than 50,000 residents, has decided to strengthen its tourism control policy.

The WTTC and Trip.com Group have unveiled a groundbreaking report, ‘Technology Game Changers: Future Trends in Travel & Tourism’, at ITB Berlin.

IXORA Hotel & Spa is proud to mark the arrival of a new era in Welsh hospitality.

Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary, set high up in the Neyphu Valley, nestled among pine trees and rugged cliffs, and the first and only five-star wellness-inclusive luxury resort in Paro, is inviting guests to immerse themselves in culture and celebrate the local Paro Tshechu Festival from 7th – 14th April, 2025.

In a global tourism landscape where travellers demand more than just sightseeing, service excellence has become a defining factor in a destination’s success.

For travellers craving adrenaline-fueled adventures, St. Kitts offers the perfect playground with ziplining, ATV rides, diving, and snorkeling, all set against a backdrop of lush rainforests, rugged mountains, and pristine beaches.

Shinta Mani Hotels have two exquisite luxury hotels in Cambodia; Shinta Mani Angkor in Siem Reap and the all-inclusive Shinta Mani Wild in the south Cardamom National Forest. 

Spanning 200 square miles in the heart of England, the National Forest is a remarkable success story of environmental regeneration.

Blue Lagoon Island, known for its authentic Bahamian charm and eco-conscious practices, has announced a series of updates for 2025.

As the spring travel season approaches, travellers are prioritizing adventure more than ever.

Global Tourism Resilience Day underscores the importance of preparing for and overcoming challenges while ensuring long-term sustainability.

The new offering is available across the group's curated collection of properties, from the pristine beaches of Zanzibar and Mauritius to luxurious overwater retreats in the Maldives, as well as the cultural enclave of Tunis and serene desertscapes of Douz.

The Association for Cruise Tourism (ACT) in the Cayman Islands is celebrating a hard-fought victory following a parliamentary vote to move forward with a public referendum on cruise berthing infrastructure in the upcoming election cycle.