TTG news ed Jennifer Morris travelled to India and Nepal to find out more about the community projects supported by G Adventures. Check out all the highlights here...
From detox dieting to mangrove exploration and a host of other wellness kick-starts, there are reasons aplenty to book into Thailand’s Chiva-Som, looking fresh from a renovation of its own
Barack Obama didn’t mince his words about the future of travel when he took to the stage to be quizzed by Hilton chief executive Chris Nassetta at the World Travel & Tourism Council Global Summit
Accessible travel champion and Travel Counsellor Nadia Clarke has returned from a trip to Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah, testing the UAE’s suitability for disabled travellers, delegates at the roadshow heard
Steppes Travel is hoping to draw more attention to the plight of the world’s oceans and over-use of single-use plastics with the addition of a new expert-led tour and consumer initiatives
TTG Media is launching a new study of diversity and inclusion in the travel industry, culminating in a major new conference in July supported by PwC and everywoman
Last November, Canadian Affair became the first major international tour operator to earn a Travelife certification for its commitment to sustainability. Managing director Chris Hedley tells Abigail Healy what this means to them
Fairmont St Andrews is now offering Cancer Touch Therapy spa treatments. Abra Dunsby hears about the benefits of these tailored treatments for clients.
Thomas Cook’s sales and e-commerce director explained to delegates the operator’s reasoning behind insisting the whole group – including Freedom members – put SeaWorld on stop-sale
Travel Stop owner Bridget Keevil braved the world’s oceans on a gruelling yacht race to raise money for charity. She recounts her story to Abra Dunsby.
