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Morocco offers excellent value on the ground and attractive price point as well as easy access from European hubs.

Morocco, it’s more than a top soccer teamG Adventures says this North African country is among the top places to visit in 2023 for value and giving back.

Tripadvisor sold more than 1,636 shark-diving experiences in 2022.

Travellers chomp down on unusual tours this yearMore travellers are looking for a touch of adrenaline as they sign up for shark-diving experiences and paranormal tours.

Contiki is flying its youth flag and beckoning travel agents to join them in a new travel landscape getting increasingly dominated by youth travellers.

A major youthquake is on its wayContiki’s Adam Armstrong urges travel agents to engage youth travellers at the opportune time where the market still remains...

Sabre says travellers are opting to stay closer to home during the festive holiday break.

Festive travel is back, but things have changedWhile Santa is travelling from the North Pole, where are the rest of the world’s travellers heading? We have the answers.

The Ice Hotel will remain open for about four months, weather permitting.

Hurry to this Ice Hotel, before it meltsHotel stay, ski experience and a trip to Dracula’s Castle for those who dare.

Uniworld chef utilising Leanpath food waste tracking system onboard.

The Travel Corporation toughens climate action commitmentsCarbon Fund will invest in nature-based solutions through TreadRight Foundation.

Especially in Asian countries, travellers are still masking up in the airports to mitigate the risk of contracting the virus.

Covid is not over, and neither is the need for hygieneReckitt's Blake McKeown speaks about the lingering issues surrounding Covid-19 that needs to be addressed for travellers'...

The travel industry contributes to 11% of the global greenhouse gas emissions, and needs to rally together to reduce its impact on the environment.

How tourism can forge a path to net zeroIt’s time for tourism businesses to shift investment and financing towards decarbonising our planet’s future.

More than a quarter of consumers plan on three or more international trips, with Australians likely to spend more on travel than any other nation.

Who’s in the mood to splurge on travel?Everyone, it seems, but Australians, Filipinos, Saudi Arabians and Canadians are more willing to spend than others.

In the Asia-Pacific region, Hong Kong, Bangkok (pictured) and Jakarta are expected to be the top performers in city tourism's direct contribution to GDP in the next decade, according to WTTC's Cities Economic Impact Report.

The great turnaround: Tourists are flocking back to citiesAfter a major decline in urban tourism during the pandemic, city tourism has come roaring back.