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Witches and wizards wannabes can look forward to two art virtual reality experiences opening later this year, including riding a broomstick down the River Thames.

Platform 9 3/4 has arrived in New YorkA magical experience awaits travellers (and muggles) at the world's first Harry Potter store in Manhattan.

Due to concerns of refund uncertainty, an Amadeus study reveals that flexible payment options are more likely to get travellers flying again.

'Pay when you fly' could boost travel in 2021More flexible payment options will draw consumers back to travel.

Korean Air will resume flights to Guam from 5 August. Pictured: Two Lovers Point

Korean airlines can't wait to take off againSouth Korea's strong vaccination drive is fuelling demand for quarantine-free destinations.

Genting Dream docked at Kai Tak Cruise Terminal.

The Genting Dream countdown beginsThe first ship to resume sailing in Hong Kong has arrived ahead of its 30 July restart.

John Gregory Conceicao, Singapore Tourism Board's executive director for Southeast Asia, discusses the future of cruising in the Lion City.

Singapore Reimagined: How will the future of travel and cruising look like?John Gregory Conceicao, Singapore Tourism Board's executive director for Southeast Asia, gives a glimpse of what's to come in...

Scoot’s A321neo aircraft features 236 seats in a single-class, 3-3 configuration.

Scoot's off to Bangkok on first A321neoThe airline will soon be operating the new plane model on Cebu and Ho Chi Minh City routes from Singapore.

Paris' luxury shopping icon gets new life under LVMHA French icon reborn: La Samaritaine opens its doors after an extensive 750 million euros revamp.

Starting 25 June, Singapore Airlines and Scoot customers will be able to offset carbon emissions before or after a flight.

Singapore Airlines commits to net zero emissions by 2050SQ and Scoot customers are now able to offset their carbon emissions.

Venice could be potentially added to UNESCO's ‘World Heritage in Danger’ list.

Jitters at World Heritage SitesThese iconic sites face the prospect of being downgraded from UNESCO's World Heritage list.

Real-life married gay couple, Dwayne Wang and Nicholaiv Villalobos, were featured in the Pride campaign by Naumi Hotel Singapore and Dear Straight People.

Proud and loving it at Naumi Hotel SingaporeIn celebration of the Pride month, the luxury boutique hotel ropes in married gay couple to spread the message of love.

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