It has overtaken Las Vegas in the gambling stakes and these days Macau is one of the most popular and largest locations in the world for those who love to try their luck at the casinos. As a location which is thriving, it is a destination which is well worth visiting, especially if you enjoy nothing more than playing at the casinos.

When Vanity Fair described the Venice-Simplon Orient Express as ‘the train against which all other luxury trains are measured’, they weren’t exaggerating. This train is probably the most glamorous, romantic and dazzling one of all.

India has long been seen as the spiritual heart of Asia by generations of travellers. Now, with awareness of the limitations of western medicine growing, the destination has witnessed a revival in interest in proven ancient healing methods.

With such a divergence of cultures it is little wonder India enjoys a different festival virtually every day of the year. Here Breaking Travel News takes a look at some of the most colourful, authentic celebrations on earth.

The story of Amanresorts spans more than twenty years and is characterised by unique resort development in some of the world’s most beautiful, historic and intriguing destinations. From the desert sands of Marrakech and the snowy peaks of Wyoming to the jungle-clad ruins of Siem Reap and the palaces of Beijing, the Aman journey which started in Phuket in 1988 is far from over.

The International Olympic Committee’s debriefing of the London 2012 Olympic Games has wrapped up in Rio de Janeiro, bringing a close to a week-long transfer of knowledge between organisers of the Games of the XXX Olympiad and future host cities. Representatives from the IOC and the London 2012 Organising Committee shared their best practices and experiences from this summer’s Games with over 500 participants from Sochi 2014, Rio 2016, PyeongChang 2018, and the 2020 Candidate Cities: Istanbul, Tokyo and Madrid.