An embattled for-profit plasma centre in Winnipeg is now officially suspended from collecting the blood component, after Health Canada cited concerns about its "quality management" in the wake of a donor's death last year.

With Dubai on the decline, British expats may be seeking new shores to find a better quality of life. Could the Greek capital be the answer?

One of the world’s most remote inhabited islands is stepping confidently onto the international tourism stage, with St Helena increasingly positioning its extraordinary landscapes, wildlife, history and sense of isolation as compelling reasons for travellers to venture deep into the South Atlantic.

Phoenix is putting American Airlines at the center of its $4.5 billion West Terminal, betting that its largest carrier can help drive international growth while shaping Sky Harbor’s next expansion. The post Phoenix Sky Harbor Bets on American Airlines for Its Next Major Expansion appeared first on Business Traveller.

Qantas Airways said the 18-hour flights, part of its Project Sunrise program, would come months after its 22-hour direct flights from Sydney to London begin.

Discover traditional trading waterways, restored wind-tower quarters, and bustling souks along the historic banks of Dubai Creek The post Uncovering Old Dubai: 10 Essential Heritage Experiences appeared first on Business Traveller.

One couple have saved more than £20,000 over three years by pet sitting their way through their travels. So how can YOU get involved?

A short film depicting an unexpected friendship between a Pakistani tailor and a Hong Kong florist has scooped the top Hong Kong prize at this year’s Inspiring Asia Micro Film Festival. Between the Unsaid, produced by Kaneeta Arshad and directed by Qasim Khan, champions integration and how different communities in the city should work and learn together. “We see this very commonly in Hong Kong with our parents or someone who comes from outside Hong Kong,” Khan says. “There’s a communication...

The Independent, Travel Weekly and travel writer, Ross Clarke were crowned winners at Antor’s fifth annual Travel Media Awards, as the association brought together the travel media and destinations in London during its landmark 75th anniversary year.