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Luxury crewed Motoryacht charters in Cannes for Luxury holidays and Cannes events such as MIDEM MIPIM and the Cannes Film Festival.
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Tanzania Safari Booking Tips and Kilimanjaro Climbing Prices Offers
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Japan reopens to tourists with shuttered souvenir shops, hotel staff shortage
As Japan throws open its doors to visitors this week after more than two years of pandemic isolation, hopes for a tourism boom face tough headwinds amid shuttered shops and a shortage of hospitality workers.
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Read articleJapan to reopen to mass tourism in October
Japan, one of the world's last major holdouts during the pandemic, is dissolving its Covid-19 restrictions and opening the door back up to mass tourism.
Read articleJapan could lift cap on foreign tourists to lift economy
Japanese officials may further relax border controls for foreign travellers as a way to boost its economy, local reports say.
Read articlePassenger fined 1874 dollars after two undeclared McMuffins found in luggage
The unnamed traveler was handed a fine of 2,664 Australian dollars ($1,874) after two undeclared egg and beef sausage McMuffins and a ham croissant were found in their luggage on arriving at Darwin Airport in the country's Northern Territory last week.
Read articleNew Zealand fully reopens borders after long pandemic closure
New Zealand's borders are fully open for the first time since March 2020, when they shut in an effort to keep out Covid-19.
Read articleTime Out lists the best cities for 2022 in the world
It's not just Edinburgh's beauty that nabbed it the top spot for 2022, the city is also known for its buzzy arts festivals and growing foodie scene, and surveyed locals praised the city's walkability, as well as its welcoming, inclusive feel.
Read articleAirbnb is closing its domestic business in China
Airbnb will shut down its listings in China after two years of lockdowns in the country "with no end in sight," according to a source familiar with the matter.
Read articleItalian coffee shop fined 1050 dollars for failing to display price of espresso
Inspector Leonardo Magnolfi, of Florence local police, told CNN Thursday that a male customer reported the cafe for not displaying the price of the coffee behind the counter -- as law dictates.
Read articleAirbnb unveils new way to book longer stays ahead of summer travel season
Airbnb on Wednesday announced new ways to search for and book homes on the platform in response to the rise of remote work and the number of customers choosing longer stays.
Read articleWhy solo female travelers are joining group tours
The pandemic made people more determined to tick off their “bucket list†destinations, said Tip, who also founded G Adventures.
Read articleAirbnb says staffers can work remotely forever if they want
The company told employees Thursday that they can permanently work remotely and can relocate anywhere within the country they currently work.
Read articleExperts are predicting a summer of travel chaos. Here's why
Countries on both sides of the Atlantic are seeing a slew of canceled flights due to lack of crew, long lines at airports thanks to understaffing, and the kind of rates for rental cars that make buying a vehicle look cheap.
Read articleCathay Pacific plans world’s longest passenger flight, avoiding Russia
Airline could set distance record by rerouting its New York to Hong Kong service over the Atlantic instead of the Pacific, covering more than 16,600km
Read articleThe couple who travel the world house sitting
Traveling around the world while staying in other people's homes for free might sound too good to be true. But a semi-retired couple from Norfolk, England have managed to do just that.
Read articleThe most powerful passports for 2022 in the World
The index doesn't take temporary restrictions into account, so leaving actual current travel access aside, holders of the passports at the top of its ranking -- Japan and Singapore -- are able, in theory, to travel visa-free to 192 destinations.
Read articleAustralian man cannot leave Israel for 8000 years over unpaid child support
Noam Huppert says he is subject to travel ban until the year 9999 because he owes £1.8m to ex-wife
Read articleThe secret first-class seats offered by airlines
International first class suites -- the kind of double-bed-in-the-sky experiences that have been the stuff of travel dreams for decades -- have been on the way out for a while now.
Read articleSlow start as Bali re-opens to foreign tourists
The much anticipated re-opening of Indonesia's famed tourist island Bali has seen a slow start, with no international flights scheduled.As of Thursday, fully vaccinated travellers from 19 countries including China, India, and France can enter Bali. The UK is not on the list.
Read articleTraveling the world as gay digital nomads
The two sold all their furniture and most of their belongings in Spain and became fully-fledged digital nomads. Now in their 40s, they say they've never looked back.
Read articleVan life looks idyllic on social media. But for couples, it can be challenging
A growing cult of nomads are taking long road trips -- sometimes for months -- in tricked-out camper vans, often documenting their travel highlights on Instagram with the hashtag #vanlife.It looks glorious. It is how it really feels especially for the inexperienced ones.
Read articleThe world's safest city for 2021 revealed
While Asian cities like Tokyo, Singapore and Osaka have continuously occupied the top spots year after year, it's a European destination that holds the number one position for 2021.
Read articleHere are 5 countries that are opening up and living with Covid
More than 18 months into the coronavirus pandemic, a number of countries have decided it's time to open up and adopt a "living with Covid" model.
Read articleVenice prepares to charge tourists - require booking
From a control room inside the police headquarters in Venice, Big Brother is watching you.
Read articleMost popular island Phuket in Thailand reopens to vaccinated international travelers
For the first time in over 15 months, Thailand's popular resort island of Phuket is allowing vaccinated international travelers to enter without quarantine restrictions.
Read articleDont come to Amsterdam - Dutch capital tells rowdy tourists to stay away
Amsterdam's well-known tolerance of recreational drugs and sex has long attracted tourists in search of the seedier side to the city of canals and cycle paths.
Read articleAirbnb CEO: Business travel wont ever go back to what it was pre-pandemic
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said travel demand is rebounding, but he doesn't expect business travel to ever return to the way it was before the pandemic.
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