Digital Detox Travel Digital detox travel is a type of holiday where you take a break from using technology like phones, computers, and tablets. It’s a chance to switch off from the distractions of modern life and focus on enjoying your surroundings and spending time with the people you’re with. When you go on a digital detox holiday, you can take part in activities that don’t require technology. For example, you could go for a

Qantas Takes Flight Experience to New Heights with ‘Project Sunrise’ Suites Get ready to experience a whole new level of luxury in the skies with Qantas! Qantas is set to launch the world’s longest passenger flight as part of “Project Sunrise”. From late 2025, you can travel non-stop from Sydney to New York or London in about 20 hours, without any layovers or connecting flights. The airline’s Project Sunrise includes 12 brand new Airbus A350-1000

Five Top Hot Spring Spas in Europe What could be better than a hot spring spa  bath after a long day of sightseeing? Here are five top European hot spring spas where you can do just that. Széchenyi Thermal Bath, Hungary This is the largest spa in Hungary’s capital city, Budapest. Built in 1913, this beautiful spa in City Park has 15 indoor pools, three large outdoor pools and a variety of saunas. Széchenyi also

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Singapore Announces New Visa for Foreign Workers Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower has announced new work visa rules to encourage foreigners to work in the country. The Overseas Networks & Expertise Pass, which will be available from January 2023. Allowing foreigners making at least 30,000 SQD, about $21,500 a month to work in the country for five years. Workers will also be allowed to work for, or start more than one company at one time. In

Journey to Dubai’s Museum of the Future Dubai’s museum of the future, to some, it’s a big eye. To others, it’s a huge ring or a donut. The prime minister of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, calls it, “The most beautiful building in the world.” However, one thing is for certain. The Museum of the Future (MOTF) in the centre of Dubai has got people talking. Designed with the help

What to See on the Island of Cyprus With green mountains and wide beaches. As well as ruins from the days of the ancient Greeks and Romans. The island nation of Cyprus in the eastern Mediterranean offers a large number of eye catching places to visit. Here are just a few. Painted Churches in the Troodos Mountains The Troodos Mountains, on the southern side of the island, are popular for walkers and winter sports fans.

The Safest Places to Travel in Europe How do you choose a holiday destination? Perhaps you look for good weather or value for money. But if you’re most worried about safety, a new study by Forbes Advisor that ranks the safest vacation destinations in Europe may help you decide. The list ranks 25 European Union (EU) countries, plus the UK, Switzerland and Albania. However not including the EU’s Latvia and Luxembourg. It’s based on data

Air New Zealand Announces 17-Hour Direct Flight to New York Passengers from New Zealand can soon fly direct to New York City in about 17 hours with the country’s national airline announcing a new long-haul route. Air New Zealand will begin operating flights between Auckland Airport and John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York on Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner planes from 17th September 2022. Ticket prices will start at around $1,400 for a return trip. At

What Is Overbooking and Why Do Airlines Do It? Many airlines overbook their flights and end up “bumping” passengers.. Meaning they sell more tickets than there are seats on the plane. But why do they do it? What happens to passengers who arrive at the airport only to learn that their seat is already taken? Like any business, airlines want to make money. So, they try to fill as many seats on each plane as