Focus Page 169
Breaking Travel News interview: Andrew Batchelor, general manager, The Landmark London
With The Landmark London recently completing a property-wide refurbishment, general manager Andrew Batchelor here sits down with Breaking Travel News editor Chris O’Toole to discuss what has changed at the hotel
Breaking Travel News investigates: The magic down there is so strong - loco for Acapulco
Once a playground for the Hollywood jet set, the tourism sector in Acapulco has been hit in recent years by drug-fuelled crime. As the Mexican resort seeks to recover its reputation, Sapphire Goss visits for Breaking Travel News to see if the city can capitalise on its past to become something completely new
Wicked UK launches travel trade digital resource
Wicked launches travel trade digital hub south korea now hit musical’s second biggest incoming market bookings from the united states up 9% year on year
Breaking Travel News investigates: Arabian Nights Village, Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi has sought to portray itself as the sophisticated alternative to its glitzier cousins in the United Arab Emirates, but it also has a wild side. Take a look as Breaking Travel News editor, Chris O’Toole, visits the Arabian Nights Village on the edge of the Empty Quarter in search of adventure
Breaking Travel News investigates: Africa’s Travel Indaba
As South Africa goes to the polls, incumbent president, Cyril Ramaphosa, is keen to woo the hospitality sector with the promise of a radical overhaul of the national visa regime. Reporting from Africa’s Travel Indaba in Durban for Breaking Travel News, Sapphire Goss assesses what impact it will have on the local market
Breaking Travel News investigates: Wattura Resort & Spa, Sri Lanka
Opening late last year, Wattura Resort & Spa, situated to the north of Sri Lankan capital Colombo, is a wellness haven inspired by the theme of water. Here Breaking Travel News reporter Thomas Reynolds calls in for the night to see what is on offer
Why Spa Holidays are Making Comeback in 2019
Booking up a luxurious weekend getaway to indulge in spa treatment was once a favourite among Brits. But in recent years, as we get caught up with a busy lifestyle, the number of people taking advantage of a wellness retreat has dropped. Check out the amazing Voyage Prive deals online for a spa break in and around the UK. Here’s why spa holidays are making a comeback in the 21st-century.
Breaking Travel News investigates: Luxury Ramadan tents in the Middle East
With communities across the Middle East preparing for the start of the holy month of Ramadan from next week, the hospitality sector has been doing its part to celebrate. A number of luxury properties in the United Arab Emirates have been unveiling plans for the sumptuous Iftar buffets, allowing guests to break the fast in style
Luxury car fragrances that take you on a journey around the world
Take a journey back in time, back to the halcyon days of automobile travel. To the open road, the open air and the thrill of the world’s most iconic drives. To when drivers sought distant horizons, mountain peaks and the atmosphere of adventure.
New Zealand: Renting a Campervan
New Zealand is a country looked forward to by children, teens, college students and parents each year. One wonderful idea, for a vacation, is taking a campervan trip and travelling the North and South Island of the country. This is both family-friendly and fun for everyone. People of all ages get excited about new adventures, and a campervan can be a major help to easing your planning.
Breaking Travel News investigates: Rhino Africa
Rhino Africa was founded on an unbridled passion for Africa - its people, its magnificent wildlife and its unmatched scenery. They specialise in luxury tailormade itineraries, and their travel experts know Africa better than a leopard knows its spots.
Breaking Travel News investigates: Go2Africa
Go2Africa’s success is built on its passion for Africa and the technology that connects the continent with you. Their expertise is based on first-hand travel in every destination that they recommend and, because they are 100 per cent independent, they only work with the best, tried-and-tested suppliers.