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“We’re in the golden age of Canadian wines,” legendary wine writer Tony Aspler tells me confidently. We are at an intimate showcase of the stuff at the Canadian consulate in Hong Kong’s Quarry Bay neighbourhood, where representatives of nine wineries have gathered to prove that the true north has more than ice wine to offer. As a wine drinker with no particular bias – I will happily quaff a funky Austrian pét-nat (sparkling wine) as much as a fine Burgundy – it was natural for me to enter with...

Continuing its growth across Australia’s tourism sector, Journey Beyond has unveiled Island Connections, a new national brand for its recently acquired SeaLink marine operations, bringing together ferry and marine transport services under a single identity. The launch follows the completion of Journey Beyond’s acquisition of Kelsian Group’s national tourism portfolio, adding 14 tourism brands to the business, significantly expanding its footprint across Australia and reinforcing its position as one of the country’s leading experiential tourism operators.

There is a particular moment in Doha, just before sunset, when the city seems to change pace. Along the Corniche, locals and visitors gather for an evening stroll as traditional wooden dhows drift across the bay. Across the water, the towers of West Bay catch the last of the afternoon light. Nearby, the narrow streets of Souq Waqif begin to fill with families, friends and visitors settling in for the evening.

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Thailand’s first YOTEL is also the first in Asia under Select by Hilton, featuring robots and a 300m skywalk to the BTS The post YOTEL Opens First Bangkok Hotel in Creative Hub appeared first on Business Traveller.

The family of the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, is no stranger to controversy. Her father, Thomas Markle Snr, 82, is under investigation for allegedly possessing child sex abuse material, discovered at his home in Cebu, Philippines, by his son, Thomas Markle Jnr. Meghan’s 60-year-old half-brother then reportedly notified an FBI hotline, the National Center for Exploited and Missing Children, and other law enforcement agencies. It has also been revealed that the 2019 letter sent to London’s...

With newly redesigned rooms, flexible residences, and a prime waterfront setting, InterContinental Dubai Marina delivers a seamless blend of business convenience and lifestyle comfort The post A New Chapter of Waterfront Living at InterContinental Dubai Marina appeared first on Business Traveller.

The cruise promised a lifetime of sailing, for less than what it cost to live on land. But it was underfunded and couldn’t absorb the rising cost of fuel.

Halloween weekend in Hong Kong offers far more than the usual bar or club crawl. From big-stage music and carnival energy to an artsy cocktail night, themed workouts and a family-friendly market, there are many ways to mark one of the city’s biggest celebrations. Read on to plan your perfect Halloweekend. 1. Spooky Halloween 2026 festival After its inaugural run in 2025, Hong Kong’s Halloween music carnival is officially back, taking over the Wan Chai Harbourfront Event Space from October 30 to...

It’s beginning to look a lot like the holiday season in the nation’s capital, where beloved local traditions, blocks-long holiday markets, unique seasonal displays and cheerful décor combine to create the ultimate winter getaway. Dynamic new attractions, cozy restaurants, inventive bars and major sporting events give travelers even more reasons to visit. Discover the value of visiting in wintertime and start planning at washington.org/winter.

British tourism to Brazil is booming, with visitor arrivals climbing 11.33% between January and September 2026 to reach 148,429 (up from 133,328 in 2025). Riding this wave of momentum, Brazil arrives at WTM London (3–5 November) with a strategic programme built to drive even higher numbers for 2027. The Brazilian pavilion will immerse the international travel trade in the country’s unmistakable energy, blending rich culture, sporting passion, and a famous way of life shared across its tables, beaches, streets, and stadiums.