Royal Caribbean International has unveiled its latest cruise ship, Star of the Seas, which will debut in August 2025 from Port Canaveral (Orlando), Florida. The ship will offer 7-night vacations to the Caribbean and the cruise line’s private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay, The Bahamas. The ship features eight neighborhoods, including Thrill Island, Chill Island, AquaDome, and Central Park, offering a range of experiences for guests.
Cheval Blanc continues its international development with the opening of Cheval Blanc Seychelles in the heart of the Indian Ocean in autumn 2024. Along the southwestern coast of Mahé Island, Anse Intendance beach offers a sweeping, pristine setting that will soon be home to the sixth Cheval Blanc Maison.
Etihad Airways has been crowned ‘Design Airline of the Year 2023’, the top honour in the annual DesignAir Awards. The UAE’s national airline also received DesignAir’s ‘Most Improved Airline Brand’.
The awards follow in quick succession from the global edition of the World Travel Awards 2023 on Friday 1 December, where Etihad celebrated a hat-trick with Best Customer Experience, Best Economy Class and Best First Class Lounge.
Sited in the heart of Central America, Belize is a country known for its stunning natural beauty and rich biodiversity. Among the many treasures this nation has to offer, the Belize Zoo stands out as a testament to its commitment to wildlife conservation and education. Established in 1983, this unique zoo has evolved into a haven for native species, providing visitors with an unparalleled opportunity to witness the incredible diversity of Belizean wildlife up close.
Board gives thanks for almost 10 years of service
Emma Shaw tells Samantha Mayling about the similarities between communications and travel, and working with Prince Harry
With the practice-run over, we are now looking forward to the January peaks, says The Travel Snob’s David Walker
Trip replaced usual party at local pub for Stoke-on-Trent agency
Trip replaced usual party at local pub for Stoke-on-Trent agency
Travel Weekly’s Lucy Huxley says tough conversations aree necessary for the industry to move forward