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World Cruise Awards acknowledges best 2026 cruise brands at Jamaica ceremony

World Cruise Awards – the global initiative to recognise and reward excellence in the cruise industry – has announced the highly-anticipated winners of its 2026 programme. The finest cruise brands from around the world attended the red-carpet 6th annual World Cruise Awards Gala Ceremony for an evening of celebration and recognition at Princess Grand Jamaica on Monday 12 October 2026. The evening formed part of World Travel Week Jamaica, bringing together travel industry leaders from across the world.

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Les Arcs – Skiing by Train Doesn’t Get Much Easier

Last winter, more UK skiers used the train to travel to ski resorts than the previous season* and 13% of skiers intend to travel by train** according to Mountain Travel Network (MTN) research. For winter 2026/7, there are even more options for skiers looking to travel by train, and Les Arcs, in the Haute Tarentaise, is one of the easiest ski resorts to reach by rail from the UK. For many years Les Arcs has actively encouraged its visitors to travel by train for their ski holiday. This is in line with the resort’s environmental commitments and its goal to create a more sustainable mountain environment.

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Hobby Holiday In Fredericksburg, Texas

In an age of doomscrolling, travellers are increasingly looking to make holidays more meaningful, trying experiences that bring them back to the things they genuinely enjoy. From its great outdoors and stargazing to its thriving wine industry, Fredericksburg offers travellers the opportunity to put their passions into practice, with hands-on classes and expert-led experiences designed to help take hobbies to the next level or inspire new skills.

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Ruta de las Flores Travel Guide: 9 Best Things to Do & 3-Day Itinerary

Crisscrossing through the rolling mountains of western El Salvador, Ruta de las Flores is one of the most beautiful road trips you can take in the country. This scenic route takes you through colorful and charming colonial towns, lush coffee plantations, and landscapes filled with vibrant flora and fauna, which is how the region got its name. One of the best ways to explore Ruta de las Flores is by motorbike. Starting from Santa Ana, this route makes for an...

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Tourism Malaysia & AirAsia MOVE strengthen partnership to inspire more travel to Malaysia

Tourism Malaysia and AirAsia MOVE (MOVE) have launched the Oh Sem Malaysia! campaign aimed at boosting travel across the country, highlighting its secondary cities and hidden gems. The initiative expands the public-private strategic partnership, which offers curated travel experiences, destination-led promotions, and exclusive deals, in line with the ongoing Visit Malaysia 2026–2027 campaign.

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Holland America Line Reveals Pan Am-Inspired Experiences for Legendary Voyage

Holland America Line is bringing the golden age of travel to life aboard its Pan Am 100th Anniversary Legendary Voyage, with a curated collection of onboard experiences and shore excursions designed to immerse guests in the history, glamour and spirit of Pan Am’s iconic Clipper era. From Pan Am-inspired dining and expert guest speakers to the return of the legendary Clipper Club and exclusive tours, the cruise will weave the airline’s history into the journey from ship to shore.

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Americans Are Flocking To This Safe Nordic Capital With 17th-Century Canal Harbors, Zero Anti-Tourist Protests, And World-Class Cafe Culture

If you’re shocked anti-tourism sentiment in Europe has gotten to the point of tourists getting attacked by locals with waterguns in Barcelona, and Venice has enacted a full-on paywall on day-trippers, then you’ll love this European city: With a picture-perfect harbor, lined with colorful 17th-century façades, a rich history spanning the Viking and royal periods,

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The H Dubai Welcomes October with Pinktober Treats, Dining Specials, and Halloween Celebrations

Situated on Sheikh Zayed Road and shaped by the world-class hospitality of the STORY Hotels & Resorts family, The H Dubai welcomes October with dining experiences and seasonal celebrations. Throughout Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the hotel embraces Pinktober, joining efforts to raise awareness and inspire positive change with a pink-themed afternoon tea, cakes, matcha, and mocktails at The Gallery. Guests can also discover the newly revamped Eat & Meat, featuring a live pasta counter on 25 October, and enjoy weekly German hops offers at H Bar. Halloween rounds off the month with themed decorations, specially curated food and drinks, and a best-costume competition.

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