Lufthansa’s Premium Dream Hits the Tarmac — Nose First
A four-month-old Dreamliner buckled at its home hub, injuring crew and canceling an LA flight — the latest dent in an airline staking everything on a polished comeback.
Read MoreUkraine's New Tourism Niche: Travelling Into a War Zone
As visitor numbers slowly recover, "dark tours" are becoming part of a new tourism landscape shaped by memory, resilience, and war.
Read MoreSIA delays rollout of new first, business class seats on Airbus A350 amid supply chain constraints
Singapore Airlines next-generation first and business class seats on its Airbus A350-900 aircraft are expected to enter service in the first quarter of 2027 instead of the second quarter of 2026
Read MoreThai Airways to cut May flight frequencies across domestic and international routes
Thai Airways International (THAI) will reduce flight frequencies across its network in May 2026, covering domestic services as well as routes in ASEAN, North Asia, South Asia, and Europe, citing rising fuel costs and weaker passenger demand during the off-peak travel season.
Read MoreTravelling Savvy at 35,000 feet
From family weddings in India to high-level geopolitics in Brussels and reporting trips to South Africa, Preeti Bali has become something of a modern road warrior. But she admits that not long ago she was an anxious traveller. With experience - and the right support from My Savvy Traveller - those nerves gave way to confidence, proving that savvy travel is often the difference between stress and a seamless journey.
Read MoreMy real life weekend away in Guatemala
From north to south, top to bottom, of themagnificent mountains that make up the Lake Atitlan region, it’s possible to retrace and relive the history and culture of Guatemala & its Indigenous population. So much of it is still very present.
Read MoreLa Gemma, Florence: ‘Not Just Five-Star, It’s Five-Star With a Soul’
Florence was dazzling in August, but I found myself not wanting to leave my hotel. At La Gemma, luxury came with a personal touch—from a family member personally showing me to my suite to handwritten notes, curated books, and Italian linens. La Gemma isn’t just five-star—it’s five-star with soul. 🌿✨
Read MoreFlorence: A City Dreamed in Violet Light
Florence — the “Cradle of the Renaissance” — has long been celebrated by writers, artists, and travelers who were enchanted by the city
Read MoreA Sensory Journey at Magna Pars L’Hotel à Parfum, Milan
Magna Pars L’Hotel à Parfum used to be a perfume factory—now it’s a luxury hideaway where each suite is inspired by a custom scent. There’s a full fragrance lab onsite, a dreamy courtyard, fluffy scrambled eggs, and a pillow menu to match your mood. Welcome to your most scented stay ever.
Read MoreOpening the Door to Porto
Portugal’s second-largest city has plenty to offer - including a slower pace, cooler temperatures and seemingly limitless dining and shopping options.
Read MoreBaru, Colombia
Check out Baru - some 45-mins off the cost of Cartagena, described more “Jurassic Park than Sandals Resort”.
Read MoreSummer's Half Over - Take the Kids to Seattle!
Pike Place Market is Seattle's original farmers market and the center of locally sourced, artisan and specialty foods. Credit: Rachael Jones
Summer is half over. America’s Emerald City, Seattle, offers a plethora of family-friendly West Coast attractions. We had travel writer extraordinaire Michael Sissons check it out - from where to eat and play to where to stay.
Read MoreCalgary is For Kids
Famous as the home of the Calgary Stampede, Alberta’s largest city draws visitors from around the world, lured by its cowboy charm, wild west heritage and proximity to Canada’s majestic Rocky Mountain Parks.
Read MoreCrucial advice for travel this summer
Travelling this summer - especially in the US? We strongly urge you to take on board these flight attendant tips. Ignore at your own peril!
Read MoreImagine Picasso in Vancouver brings the modern art master to the masses
Imagine Picasso in Vancouver. Credit: Mark Sissons
Hot on the heels of the popular Imagine Van Gogh immersive exhibition that ran in Vancouver until October 15th comes the Western Canadian debut of Imagine Picasso. Mark Sissons breaks it all down.
Read MoreTravelling In The Post-Covid Era: Pro Tip #1
Anxious travellers at Riga International Airport waiting to get tested for Covid-19
The first in our series of pro tips for travelling in the post-Covid era: Covid-19 testing
Read MoreAn American Living in Mexico: The Why and the How
The ‘new normal’ means people are re-evaluating their lives and careers and choosing to venture far afield. Read why this one region of Mexico is a viable option for relocation.
Read MoreUkraine: a foodie paradise
Looking for a quick foodie holiday? Ukraine is the undiscovered country that will cause your friends to say, “Come again? Where is that?” and look at your pictures with envy. The food is by turns inventive and inexpensive, creative and delicious.
Read MoreAs Covid-19 Ends, Hello Summer!
Monique Toda decided that this will be a summer of living with gratitude - never taking for granted the sound of waves crashing on the shore, or the glow of the moon, or the chirping of birds, or the wind on my face, or sunsets, or hugs from my loved ones. Never, ever, ever. Hello, summer!
Read MoreA new wing completed at YVR, but no passengers or aircraft
A new expansion at Vancouver International Airport cost more than a quarter-of-a-billion dollars. But with no passengers or aircraft to occupy it
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