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Apiq leads guided expeditions across Malaysia and destinations including India, Japan, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Europe and the US.

Answering nature's call: The photographer turning birding into travel experiencesFrom elusive sightings to intimate guided tours, Apiq Sulaiman is helping travellers experience nature through a birder's eyes.

Alvin Yapp (standing) sharing stories with visitors to The Intan.

Inside Singapore’s most personal Peranakan experienceThe Intan’s Alvin Yapp on how a passionate collection became a living celebration.

Bourton-on-the-Water is known for its low bridges and traditional stone houses.

Villagers in very polite protest against overtourismOne of England’s prettiest villages has had enough of the tourists.

The Aircrafted Arsenal Crest will be displayed in the Emirates hospitality suite at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium.

What a blast: Unique Arsenal emblem jets in from DubaiEmirates presents the Gunners with unique crest made from recycled aircraft parts.

Hotels are seeing travellers plan trips around participating in competitions and fitness events.

Asia’s hotels are getting into the fitness challengeHotels across Asia are putting training, recovery and wellness at the heart of the travel experience.

Astungkara Way was named by National Geographic as the Best of the World in wellness.

A slow walk leads to a bountiful harvest for Bali visitorsAstungkara releases new shorter trail between land and the sea.

Border officials in Spain are randomly checking passengers before they are allowed to disembark planes.

Spain-Italy border checks add new hurdle for travellersRandom checks are affecting non-EU travellers arriving by air and sea, with travellers advised to buffer extra time.

Chinese cities have climbed up the rankings, owing to their improved scores for healthcare.

This is the world’s most liveable city. Or maybe notCopenhagen, Tokyo or Lisbon. Take your pick from these very liveable cities.

First holiday together? Singaporeans say it's the ultimate relationship test.

Forget the first kiss, it's the first trip that really countsMost Singaporeans say a first holiday reveals long-term compatibility.

Vietnam is forecast to record a 31.2% increase in arrivals between 2025 and 2027.

Asia Pacific is now tourism's hottest growth marketVietnam, Japan, Thailand and Malaysia are tipped to lead the region's next wave of visitor growth.