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If it’s not on Instagram does it exist? Well, that’s not a worry for a host of hotels and other tourism entities that have emerged as the “most instagrammed” in the world, according to the 2020…

In case you missed it, and even if you didn’t, here’s a quick look at some of last week’s need-to-know travel news, including: Canadians can now travel again to Europe, Universal Studios Florida has a…

It’s finally patio season in Canada, in more ways than one as the COVID protocols in most jurisdictions ease just as decent weather takes hold. For our first patio this summer, we’d like to bring to…

There’s a good chance that one of the cruise ships you’ve loved being aboard in the past won’t be sailing when the global cruise lockdown ends. More than two dozen well-known ships from the major…

With corona cases surging in Florida, it may yet be some time before Canadians can or are willing to venture to the Sunshine State. To help bide that time, Visit Florida’s curated list of cinematic…

Porter Airlines is extending the suspension of all its flights until the end of August. The airline had previously planned to resume flying on July 29. Porter chief executive Michael Deluce says the…

Iowa, Montana, South Dakota, Wisconsin. With coronavirus infections continuing to surge south of the border, these four states still refuse to require residents to wear masks or face coverings. Call…

Over the past few months, it’s been easy to become overwhelmed and disheartened by the daily news cycle. Despite the uncertainty and fear, there has been no shortage of kind acts and displays of…

Machu Picchu is the pinnacle of any visit to Peru, but the ancient citadel of the Incas is actually only one requisite stop in the Sacred Valley, or in local lingo, the Urubamba Valley, my favourite U…

In case you missed it, and even if you didn’t, here’s a quick look at some of last week’s need-to-know travel news, including: TravCorp reveals an industry-first; Disney doings; and a contest from…

British Columbia’s oldest pub has a come a long way since its days as a haunt for British sailors at the Parsons Bridge Hotel in the mid 1850s. Now the Six Mile Pub and Eatery in Victoria has…

Every day that cruise ships around the world sit empty costs cruise lines millions, but that’s only part of the devastation in this year of pandemic lockdowns. Jobs and businesses are vanishing in…

As travel begins to slowly take flight, Canadian airports are grounding themselves in new health and safety protocols ahead of an anticipated increase in airline activity in July, but also in…

Call it an ode to sadness: celebrations of Ludwig von Beethoven’s 250th birthday in Germany – rendered out of tune thanks to the coronavirus crisis – have moved online, at least until a host of…

It was 36 years ago this week (June 22nd) that the first Virgin Atlantic Airways flight left London Gatwick for Newark NJ. I remember it like it was yesterday, even if in my case it is exactly half a…

As lovely as one’s backyard garden may be, there are few better places to be than sitting than in an English garden, whether waiting for the sun or not, as John Lennon lamented. And while Brits can…

In case you missed it, and even if you didn’t, here’s a quick look at some of last week’s need-to-know travel news, including: Cruise ships will steer clear of US ports until Sept. 15, Air Canada says…

Melbourne, Australia, May 15, 2020 / TRAVELINDEX / Lonely Planet is excited to launch a new premium video streaming platform that features a stunning archive of shows from our archives. The site will…

Bangkok (Thailand) – January 10, 2020 (travelindex.com) – The 2nd Asia Destination Film Forum 2020 will be hosted in Bangkok on 30 January 2020. The event is co-chaired by H.E. Mr. Itthipol Khunpluem,…

Bangkok (Thailand) – January 6, 2020 (travelindex.com) – The 2nd Asia Destination Film Forum recognizes the best in visual storytelling with the Asia Destination Film Awards 2020. The Destination Film…