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New sensory and colonial heritage tours unveiled in SE Asia

March 2, 202564 Views

Ahead of ITB Berlin, Khiri Travel reveals sensory urban day tours in five Southeast Asian countries and multi-day colonial tours featuring ornate 19th century mansions and hotels from a bygone era Khiri Travel has launched two major series of tour products ahead of ITB Berlin. The first is Asian city day tours that indulge all five senses. The second is a series of multi-day colonial travel experiences where guests visit or stay in charming mansions and hotels from the era of 19th century European explorers in Asia. The senses series has been launched in five countries - Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam – with Laos, Philippines and Myanmar to come. In each of the private, guided tours, guests will experience sights such as sunsets from golden stupas, the sm...

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The latest hotlist of must-visit destinations, bars and restaurants has landed

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February 26, 202577 Views

500 new venues added to 50 Best Discovery platform, include venues from more than 260 cities and towns across 80+ destinations globally 50 Best announces the addition of more than 500 new venues to its 50 Best Discovery platform, highlighting a broad range of venues across the globe. The new additions feature more than 240 restaurants, 100 bars and 170 hotels in 260+ cities and towns worldwide. With this latest update, 50 Best Discovery now features 3,700+ hospitality establishments from across the globe, each selected after receiving a certain number of votes from the expert voting Academies that create 50 Best’s world-leading global and regional lists. A highly curated digital guide, 50 Best Discovery is the ultimate reference tool for discerning travellers, diners and cocktai...

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The Andrew Horsfall retrospective at Jaipur’s cultural gem

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February 25, 202584 Views

Gyan Museum, hosts an artistic exploration of societal constructs and contradictions through the creative mastery The Gyan Museum, a cultural space housing the private collection of the late Gyan Chand Ji Dhaddha (1940–2004), has opened an exclusive exhibition showcasing the work of renowned British sculptor and artist Andrew Horsfall. Dedicated to preserving artistic heritage and creative expression, the museum highlights the evolution of Horsfall’s work across various mediums. Running through May 30, 2025, at the Gyan Museum’s Jaipur location, the exhibition is housed in the Gyan Museum’s 750 sq. ft. exhibition gallery offering an immersion into the depth and innovation of Horsfall’s sculptural and digital artistry. “The exhibition celebrates 25 years of Andrew Horsfall’s arti...

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How AI is enhancing travel experiences

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February 24, 202578 Views

AI is shaking up the travel game. It's gone from basic booking bots to full-on travel wizards that make your trips smoother and more fun. Here's how. The Early Days First, it was just simple booking systems and basic chatbots. You could book a flight or ask a few questions, nothing fancy. But these early steps paved the way for the AI magic we see today. Personalized Travel Now, AI's gotten smart. It looks at your past trips, preferences, and behavior to give you spot-on recommendations. No more sifting through generic options—AI tailors everything to you. More than a quarter of travelers have said they plan to use AI to help plan their holiday vacation. Chatbots and Virtual Assistants Need help? AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistants are available 24/7. They book...

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Biggest discovery since King Tut!

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February 24, 202563 Views

Egypt announces first discovery of pharaoh's tomb in more than 100 years Archaeologists have discovered the long-lost tomb of King Thutmose II, 1492 BC (or 1502 BC) - 1479 BC. A joint Egyptian-British mission near Luxor discovered the first Egyptian royal tomb since Tutankhamun's in 1922. The tomb, found in 2022, was identified as Thutmose II’s, based on broken alabaster vessels. Thutmose II was an ancestor of Tutankhamun who lived nearly 3,500 years ago. Thought to be buried near the Valley of the Kings, his true resting place was hidden in Luxor’s Western Valleys. Initially, there was confusion, as it was thought to be the tomb of a wife of Thutmose III. Flooding damaged the tomb soon after its creation, but fragments of painted mortar and religious texts linked to royal to...

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Hidden for centuries, Chinese treasures finally see the light of day

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February 21, 202583 Views

Palace Museum at the Forbidden City marks centenary this year New Beijing branch to at least double artefacts on display Conservation work intensifies as China projects cultural power Depicting Taoist deities in a misty landscape, a Qing dynasty lacquer panel inlaid with jade and agate is among thousands of artefacts pulled out of museum storage in China to be restored, and one day, even showcased to the world. A conservator restores a cultural relic at the cultural protection and restoration department of the Palace Museum at the Forbidden City, during an organised media tour, in Beijing, China February 21, 2025. REUTERS/Tingshu Wang "The bottom layer had shifted and loosened to the point where it was in a pulverised state," said Sun Ou, who restores inlaid lacquer art...

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Jais Ride, a thrilling new cycling race on UAE’s highest peak

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February 21, 2025136 Views

Epic challenge will see riders race conquer the legendary 25km ascent of Jebel Jais Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority (RAKTDA) is ramping up its reputation for staging world-class sporting events with the launch of a new cycling challenge set to take place on Jebel Jais, the UAE’s highest peak, on 12-13 April 2025. Jais Ride will see cyclists pushed to their limits as they ascend the legendary mountain route of Jebel Jais – often ranked among the most scenic cycling routes in the region and one of the stages of the UAE Tour – with thrilling competitions at key split points along the 25km course. The modern road, constructed in 2017, is considered among the best mountain roads in the world. With smooth, winding ascent, multiple switchbacks and dramatic elevation changes...

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Singapore’s Travel Boom: International arrivals set to break records

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February 20, 2025101 Views

WTTC forecasts Singapore’s tourism growth to outpace regional rivals, Indian & Chinese tourist fuelling growth The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has revealed that Singapore is on track to smash its all-time international arrivals record this year, outpacing other major Southeast Asian destinations such as Thailand and the Philippines. According to the latest research, international arrivals are projected to reach almost 16MN in 2025 – 9.6% above pre-pandemic levels in 2019. India is fuelling a major tourism surge, with arrivals expected to jump from just over 1.11MN in 2019 to 1.25MN in 2025 — the highest on record. Despite a slow rebound in outbound travel from China globally, record numbers of Chinese visitors are set to head to Singapore this year, to reach...

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Paradise found: Elafonissi Beach in Greece is the Best in World

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February 20, 2025117 Views

Tripadvisor names World's Best Beaches in Travelers' Choice Awards; Siesta Beach in Florida is named No. 1 in the U.S. in Tripadvisor's 2025 Best of the Best List Tripadvisor, the world's largest travel guidance platform, has unveiled the latest edition of Travelers' Choice Awards: Best of the Best Beaches for 2025. The prestigious list is based on a comprehensive analysis of global beach reviews on Tripadvisor over the last year. The award highlights the highest-rated beaches, as rated by real travelers who have visited and shared their tips and experiences. From stunning sands and clear waters, to perfect conditions for snorkeling and watersports, these award-winning beaches deliver unparalleled experiences. Travelers' Choice acknowledges the best beaches in the w...

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Two Indian cities are among the worst for solo female travel

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February 19, 2025113 Views

Solo Female Travel: The Cities Leading in Safety Dubai Named the Best City for Solo Female Travelers Mumbai and Delhi Deemed the Least Favorable Cities Two U.S Cities Feature in Bottom 10 Solo female travel is on the rise like never before, with more women embracing independence and adventure. A recent report revealed females now make up 71 percent of solo travelers. As this trend continues to grow at a rapid pace, many companies are now catching on, with a&o, the largest hostel chain in Europe, adding a significant number of female dorms. But where are the best destinations for safety, culture, and unforgettable experiences? For the fourth consecutive year, travel insurance comparison site InsureMyTrip is revealing the best for female solo travel in 2025. To acco...