3 hours ago
If you can’t wait to be able to travel again and long for pastures new, delicious food and unforgettable weather, make sure you add some European islands to your travel bucket list.
Mainland travel is great but if you want to get a real feel for the way locals live in other parts of the world, visiting islands is the way to go. More secluded and with a tangible community vibe, islands can offer a more intimate holiday experience and Europe is home to some of the most gorgeous ones around. Don’t sleep on the opportunity to visit the following:
3 hours ago
When it comes to the ideal place for a vacation, the Bahamas is an ideal choice. With powdery white sands, crystal clear waters, and beautiful sunshine, you are guaranteed to have the time of your life. The Bahamas is made up of a number of small islands each with its own quirky and things to do; but no matter which you choose, you are sure to love it. Being surrounded by water, the best way to see the Bahamas is with a Bahamas boat rental this summer. Whether you decide to head with a group of friends, your family, or your other half, you are spoilt for choice. This way you will get to see the best of the water and enjoy the many things that the Bahamas has to offer.
17 hours ago
Before March 2020, everything was moving at a faster pace. It was as if everyone across the world was brimming with ideas related to technological advances, market disruptions, and actionable marketing tactics.
But then the wave of the coronavirus hit us hard. The world economy hit its lowest point. Everyone was asked to stay inside their homes. Having said that, various business models transformed their processes to get past the complexities brought upon by the pandemic.
But hospitality was one industry that was hit particularly hard. Traveling amidst the coronavirus scare hit rock bottom. Even the people with U.S. passports that often ensured high mobility faced “closed boundaries” because of the growing number of cases.
1 April 2021
Bartlomiej Mart, general manager at Ascott Rafal Olaya Riyadh tells Breaking Travel News how he has reshaped operations in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Breaking Travel News: What operational changes have you implemented at Ascott in order to continue operating through the pandemic?
Bartlomiej Mart: As part of the prestigious Ascott portfolio, we at Ascott Rafal Olaya Riyadh were part of the implementation of a quick, efficient, and effective counter strategy, giving us a head-start in the market.
From the very early stages, the security and safety of our guests and staff became our utmost priority.
International and local government health and hygiene protocols were implemented.
5 days ago
As the UK tourism industry marks a year since the first pandemic lockdowns began, Paul Melinis, managing director of river cruise and escorted tour operator APT, shares his thoughts on the milestone
It feels strange to be reflecting on the passing of a full year since Covid-19 redefined the world. When the virus first reared its head and closed our borders, I could never have imagined that things would change so dramatically and for so long. The word “unprecedented” has been frequently used to describe the last 12 months, and unprecedented they truly have been. The impact on the travel sector still feels surreal and, for all of us across the industry, it has been deeply challenging to navigate our businesses through such uncertain times and testing trading conditions. How truly heart-breaking that some companies were not able to make it through unscathed.