Villas in Bali are now rapidly growing together with tourism business. Many investors show their best power in this competition to built holiday accommodations for the tourists or travelers who visit Bali. It seems never ends as people find numbers of Bali villas is getting increase every year. A villa could be one of the most chosen accommodations in the island. Why? There are some good reasons that people may consider to choose a villa for their accommodation during the holiday.

Through out the years, The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has been promoting Amazing Thailand campaign making Thailand one of the top tourists’ destinations for all travel purposes. With this continuous success, TAT would like to present a new aspect to experiencing Thailand. Thailand Super Quality (TSQ) website is launched to promote the most premium luxury way for you to experience Thailand.

A gap year provides the time to embark on an adventure while you are free of responsibilities, and, if you plan well, you can learn a great deal and enhance your CV too. A Kenya safari provides all that and more – excellent adventure, experiencing new cultures, seeing wildlife in its native habitat, whilst broadening your mind.

British holiday makers can’t switch off from the office while on holiday, declares flight booking company Just The Flight. Holidays used to be a time of relaxation and peace, but the rising use of smartphones, and the inescapable tide of emails and notifications has pulled the office outside of its four walls. A survey conducted by Just The Flight has revealed that this is indeed the case: British holiday preparations no longer include wrapping up at work.

According to the March 2013 results of the quarterly International Visitors Survey conducted by Tourism Research Australia*, the average backpacker spends $69 per day on food, drink and accommodation. With contributing factors including the rising living costs and unrewarding exchange rates, as a result, more and more travellers are skipping Australia altogether, instead opting for South East Asian destinations.

Political leaders will celebrate in Zagreb today as Croatia becomes the 28th member of the European Union. But what will this mean for the tourism sector in the country? Here Breaking Travel News sits down with Tonko Rilovic, director, Croatia National Tourist Office, UK & Ireland, to discuss the opportunities presented by this historic occasion.