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Prime Paphos: the hotel with a private yacht, top-notch teppanyaki and a sumptuous spa
So much more than a luxury beach retreat, Cap St Georges Hotel & Resort is a gateway to unforgettable exploration
Intrepid Travel's Spain flooding appeal nears $20,000
The tour operator is raising money to support communities in the Valencia region and Castilla La Mancha, two of the areas most severely affected by flash flooding over the past week
Direct Eurostar services to resume between the Netherlands and the UK next year
Services will run direct between Amsterdam and London from 10 February 2025 following works at Amsterdam’s central station
Royal's Liberty of the Seas to sail ex-Southampton in 2026
Liberty’s summer 2026 programme will see it sail a range of two- to nine-night voyages from Southampton, including a solar eclipse sailing
New eco expedition line to target ‘best agents’ as it readies for debut
A new sustainability-focused expedition cruise line is keen to make sure agents are onboard with its plans
What to expect from La Dolce Vita Orient Express, Italy’s first luxury sleeper train 
The luxury railway brand is about to make its in Italy, along with the brand’s first hotel
Climate protest stops Advantage cruise from calling at Amsterdam
Ambassador Cruise Line changes port of call ahead of Extinction Rebellion protests
EasyJet holidays expands portfolio with two new destinations
Tour operator easyJet holidays has added the Tunisian island of Djerba and the Norwegian town of Tromso to its roster
G Adventures to bring new yacht fleet to Greece next summer
G Adventures will offer a fleet of five new yachts to clients on Greek sailing holidays next summer
November launch for new EU border rules would have been ‘carnage’, Lords told
A House of Lords committee has been told of chaos if the EU Entry-Exit Scheme had been introduced in early November, with no communication or, in some cases, the necessary technology
Tui River Cruises to launch its largest ship to date in 2026
Starting spring 2026, newly refurbished Tui Aria will operate sailings between six and nine nights from Amsterdam, Basel and Frankfurt
London workshop to elevate Norway in UK luxury travel sector
The Conduit in Covent Garden will be home to the event to connect the UK trade with Norway partners
Jet2 adds Slovakia and Sweden to city break line-up
Jet2 will offer city break packages to Malmo and Bratislava this winter, it has confirmed, with flights from most of its UK airports
TTG teams up with Switzerland to launch sixth agent-focused selling guide
Discover the destination’s year-round offering in the new online guide, and access information and resources to help you sell more
Antwerp’s first five-star hotel puts city on luxury radar
The former monastery has set standards high for the Belgian city’s luxury hotel scene
Cruise vs Extinction Rebellion: battle lines drawn...
After climate activists blocked ships from entering the port of Amsterdam this summer, TTG cruise editor Harry Kemble explores whether the city has a future as a cruise destination
Eurostar keen to start testing EES on passengers despite delay to roll-out
A House of Lords committee has heard the UK and French authorities should have more "latitude" to implement a phased approach to the roll-out of the EU Entry-Exit Sytem.
European Union confirms further delay to Entry-Exit System
The European Union has said the EES biometric registration scheme will now be phased in, with the 10 November deadline scrapped
A taste of luxury villa life in Tuscany with foraging, sketching and cooking
Inside the rustic world of Oliver’s Travels’ villas Casa Vedetta and Bosco Ai Frati.
Abta to hold 2025 convention in ‘important’ Majorca despite mass tourism protests
The Balearic island is the only destination to have hosted an Abta Travel Convention in every decade since the 1970s
Tui would like govt to 'do more' ahead of EU border rules roll-out
Neil Swanson insisted the operator is fully focused on helping customers arriving into EU destinations after the scheduled EES roll-out on 10 November
'Hundreds' of Abta members still seeking 'clarity' on new EU border rules
The association is putting on two coach trips to the Port of Dover for members to hear about the preparations for the rollout in the coming weeks
Inghams reveals how it plans to celebrate its 90th anniversary with agents
Walking specialist to host fam trip and ’quirky’ roadshows to help agents get ’under the skin’ of its new product launching next year