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Carnival cruise brands cancel future Jetline Holidays bookings
Carnival cruise brands cancel future Jetline Holidays bookings
In a joint statement, the Carnival brands cited an alleged ’breach of contract’ for its decision to pull the bookings
Broadcaster and accessibility advocate Sophie Morgan to moderate Advantage conference
The conference will be held over 13-16 May in Malta
Palladium Hotel Group to bring adults-only TRS brand to Jamaica
Palladium will invest $20 million in renovating its Montego Bay resort to bring its adults-only brand, TRS Hotels, to Jamaica
Watch: TTG Luxury Travel Awards 2025 highlights
Watch the highlights from the spectacular afternoon ceremony held at the Raffles London at the OWO, where we honoured the outstanding achievements of the finest luxury travel designers, agencies and suppliers.
Cyclone Alfred bears down on Australia's eastern coast prompting airport closures
Several regional airports serving Australia’s Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast have pre-emptively shut with the storm poised to arrive on Thursday
It's time to put agents over influencers: ‘We're selling, not inspiring’
Lotte Gossage is determined to support agents with her exclusive network, Hotel Fam Club.
'Demand for women-only tours is increasing – and everybody wins if we meet it'
Women-only tours help remove all sorts of invisible barriers, but more women are needed to help promote the benefits of these tours – and to run them, writes Responsible Travel’s Eloise Barker for TTG
HX Expeditions debuts new livery to further distance the brand from Hurtigruten 
New indigo blue and sand makeover follows completion of full brand separation from Hurtigruten
‘This new law is a game changer for agents selling Thailand’
Now that this south-east Asian country has legalised same-sex marriages, agents have more options to play with when selling wedding packages to same-sex couples
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Orient Express to launch world's largest yacht next summer
Orient Express Corinthian will take to the seas for the first time next summer.
What it’s like to ride Japan’s most exclusive sleeper train
Travellers must enter a ballot for the chance to secure a cabin on the The Seven Stars in Kyushu. 
To B or not to B: is B Corp certification right for your business?
As we enter Global B Corp Month, what is the value of becoming certified?
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Gold Medal unveils fam trip 'hub' with exclusive offers for agents
The UK tour operator is continuing to invest in trade education after hosting more than 200 agents across 35 fam trips last year.
CroisiEurope to unveil its first Amazon river ship in 2027
The operator is currently building a new ship that will home port in the Brazilian city of Manaus and will be operational from early 2027
Ibiza signs 'historic' deal with Airbnb to crack down on illegal properties
The new agreement means illegal properties – including caravans, yurts, tents and boats – will be taken down from Airbnb ’without discussion or appeal’ in order to prevent costly legal delays
FCDO issues 'coastal hazards' warning as Tropical Cyclone Alfred nears Australia
The category two cyclone is currently around 400 miles east of Brisbane and is expected to make landfall over the next couple of days
Atrium Prestige in the south of Rhodes
Win a holiday to Rhodes at the TTG Sustainability Festival
TTG Sustainability Festival is free to attend and helps travel agents boost their knowledge and confidence for selling more responsible travel
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Beachcomber and Exoticca team up with ex-A&K head of agency sales' new venture
Richard Hey has revealed he has set up his own B2B representation company after leaving Abercrombie & Kent UK last week
InteleTravel agents hoping to turn popular local restaurant of 50 years into agency
Having previously only sold holidays to her family, Elizabeth Riley wants to branch out to serve the town of Llanidloes – and make local residents ’proud’
Uniworld to expand Super Ship fleet with three new vessels
Uniworld said the look and feel of the new ships would be inspired by the destinations they visit on Europe’s main rivers, including the Rhine, Main, Danube and Douro
6 reasons adventure travel is set to reach new heights in 2025

The sector is buoyant, and confident of growth this year

A survey of 120 adventure travel specialists by Spike Insight showed that around half (52%) of adventure specialists felt more confident about their business in recent weeks than at the same time last year, while a third (34%) felt the same. Only 14% felt less confident about business for 2025/26. 

Intrepid Travel launches search for new UK chief following Hazel McGuire promotion
McGuire, Intrepid’s general manager, UK sales and marketing, will take up a global chief marketing officer role in April
Tui to debut first sensory rooms for neurodivergent guests this summer
Tui is increasing its offering for neurodivergent travellers and their families at two Tui Blue properties this summer – the Tui Blue Nausicaa Beach hotel in Larnaca and Tui Blue Aura hotel in Ibiza
The Louisiana road trip that's also a culinary education
Local food heroes in the Southern US state help Rashmi Narayan understand the region’s culture and history through their gastronomy