Tag: Sustainable Tourism
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2025 Wrapped: The Times Travel Editors’ Highs and Lows
Overview: 2025 wrapped for the Times travel team As 2025 closes, the Times travel editors reflect on a year of journeys filled with awe, near-misses, and the city that surprised us all. The annual wrap is less about a single destination and more a mosaic of experiences—highs that sparked wanderlust and lows that reminded us…
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Beyond The Plains Safaris Clinches First Runner-Up at Tourism Excellence Awards 2025
Celebrating a milestone for Kenya’s safari scene Beyond The Plains Safaris has been recognized as the First Runner-Up for Best Tour Operator in Kenya at the 2025 Tourism Excellence Awards, held on December 11 in Nairobi. The accolade positions the Kenya-based operator among the nation’s leading businesses in travel and ecotourism, underscoring a commitment to…
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Beyond The Plains Safaris Clinches First Runners-Up at Kenya Tourism Excellence Awards 2025
Celebrating a Moment of Recognition for Kenya’s Safari Industry On December 11, 2025, Kenya’s tourism sector gathered in Nairobi to celebrate excellence across the industry. Among the notable announcements, Beyond The Plains Safaris emerged as First Runners-Up for Best Tour Operator in Kenya at the Tourism Excellence Awards 2025. The accolade places the Nairobi-based company…
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Underrated Destinations 2026: Hidden Gems Beyond Tahiti
Why 2026 sample a new list of travel gems? As the world redefines luxury travel, the most unforgettable experiences often come from destinations that stay off the beaten path. If you’re seeking crystal-clear waters, vibrant marine life, and authentic encounters without the crowds, 2026 is the year to chase underrated places. This guide highlights emerging…
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First Section of South Kerry Greenway Opens, Paving the Way for a European Icon
Opening Weekend Marks a Milestone for South Kerry Greenway This weekend, locals and visitors will witness the inaugural section of the South Kerry Greenway officially open. The ceremony marks a pivotal moment for what is anticipated to become one of Europe’s most iconic greenways. Built to echo the historical rail line that once connected Dingle…
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Philippines and Oman Boost Health and Tourism Ties
Growing Ties Between the Philippines and Oman In a show of strengthened bilateral relations, the Philippines and Oman signaled a renewed commitment to cooperation across health and tourism sectors. The announcement came during a formal reception marking Oman National Day celebrations held in Makati City, highlighting the two nations’ shared interests in expanding people-to-people links…
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Shah Palace Zanzibar: Luxury That Transforms Communities
Introduction: A Luxury Retreat with a Purpose Shah Palace Zanzibar stands apart in the luxury resort scene. This independently owned, 50-suite retreat in the heart of Zanzibar blends elegant design with a steadfast commitment to community development. Guests do not just enjoy a high-end escape; they participate in a model of responsible tourism that empowers…
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Shah Palace Zanzibar: Luxury that Transforms Communities
Introduction: A new vision of luxury in Zanzibar Shah Palace Zanzibar redefines what it means to enjoy luxury in an island paradise. This independently owned, 50-suite retreat blends opulent design with a mission to uplift the local community. Here, a stay is more than a personal indulgence; it is a deliberate invitation to engage with…
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Cebu Tourism Open After Disasters: Ready to Welcome Visitors
Cebu Remains Open to Tourists Amid Recent Disasters The Department of Tourism (DOT) has reiterated that Cebu Province remains open and ready to welcome tourists, even as it navigates the aftermath of natural disasters that struck the region. Super Typhoon Uwan, followed by widespread flooding from Typhoon Tino, and a magnitude 6.9 earthquake off the…
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Baby Boomers Lead Shift Away from U.S. Visits as Younger Travelers Embrace Quiet Travel Trends
Why U.S. Visits Are Declining for Baby Boomers In recent travel data, baby boomers are steering away from the United States as a destination of choice. The trend is notable not just for the volume of trips but for the destinations within the country that are seeing people rethink their itineraries. For many in this…