The Knightsbridge Hotel sits on a quiet, tree-lined street just off Brompton Road. It’s Kit Kemp’s smallest London property: three Georgian townhouses knocked together into one 44-room hotel. From the outside, it gives nothing away – plain brick, wrought iron, a residential hush. Step inside and Kemp’s world takes over: colour, pattern, antique furniture, all […]
ANZCRO hosted a famil for seven personal travel managers to explore Wellington and Auckland in New Zealand’s North Island. The travel advisors qualified for their famil spots as the result of an ANZCRO sales incentive campaign in partnership with TravelManagers. The itinerary began with a two-night stay in Wellington, where they visited the Wētā Workshop […]
Newcastle Airport has capped off a landmark year with record passenger numbers, days after being named Australia’s Airport of the Year. The airport carried 1,300,775 passengers in FY26 – surpassing 1.3 million for the first time and marking 10 per cent growth on the previous year. Newcastle Airport Chair Samantha Martin-Williams said the milestone reflected […]
Newcastle has reaffirmed its status as one of Australia’s most welcoming cruise destinations, according to new survey results released by Cruise Newcastle. The 2025–26 Passenger Survey, conducted between 19 October 2025 and 31 March 2026, found overall visitor experience rated 4.5 out of 5, with strong satisfaction across local services, amenities and ease of exploring […]
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) will host more than 200 travel and tourism CEOs and senior executives in Valletta, Malta, for its 26th Global Summit, running 7–9 October 2026. Themed “FUTU[RE]SET: Shaping the Future of Travel & Tourism”, the three-day event will bring together leaders from hospitality, aviation, cruise, travel technology, financial services, […]
Leaving Sydney Airport’s domestic terminal a couple of weeks ago following the TravelManagers conference in Hobart, it was difficult not to notice a significant change in who is getting passengers to and from the airport. Whilst the taxi rank outside the airport was nearly empty, hordes of travellers were making their way over to the […]
For a long time the difference between economy and premium economy wasn’t really enough to get super excited about. It was a kind of nicer version of economy, think bigger screens and a bit more leg room. With its lie-down bed and privacy screen it was always business class that was considered the game-changing upgrade. […]
Aqua-Aston Hospitality has highlighted its properties in Hawaii after recognising the growing significance of the multi-gen travel market. The property group recommended its properties after Virtuoso’s July 2026 survey of nearly 800 travel advisors across the world indicated that multigenerational and family travel led the types of trips that clients are asking for the most, […]
The Federal Government has opened the final round of its Remote Airstrip Upgrade Program, with $25 million available for safety and accessibility upgrades at airports and airstrips across remote Australia. The Australian Airports Association (AAA) has welcomed Round 12 of the program and is encouraging eligible airports to apply for grants ranging from $5,000 to […]
Time is running out to submit your Women in Travel Awards entry, with on-time entries closing Friday 25 September and late entries closing Friday 2 October. This year’s theme, ‘Never Too Much’, is all about encouraging women to be unapologetically ambitious, authentic and visible in their careers. For those yet to enter, the entry process […]