IDEAS: The Rig Adventure Experience to Open in the Arabian Gulf

When you check into your spacious suite or villa at the Regent Phu Quoc, a luxury beach resort on an under-the-radar Vietnamese island in the Gulf of Thailand, you’ll be given a standard room tour to get yourself acclimated with your home-away-home. But nothing about Regent Phu Quoc feels or looks standard: The private plunge pool looking to the sea is massive (and so is the outdoor space that surrounds it), the terry cloth robes you get to enjoy during your stay are covered in a whimsical tropical pattern, and everything in your minibar (or in this case fridge and personal pantry) is included in your stay. No pesky little price list to scan just in case that bottle of water is gonna cost you an arm and a leg. The beer, the chocolate bars, the bottles of soft drinks, and the locally sourced coffee and tea are yours for the taking. And Regent Phu Quoc is not the only one; more and more hotels and resorts are starting to gift guests with free minibars, and we couldn’t be more excited. It’d be nice to not have to pay $12 for a small bottle of Evian.

Many of the travellers who venture beyond the Arctic Circle to Norway’s northern capital, Tromsø, do so with very realistic hopes of seeing the Northern Lights. But those who come chiefly to be dazzled by the Aurora Borealis will find a city capable of springing plenty of culinary surprises, thanks to a varied dining scene reflecting a population that’s more cosmopolitan than some might assume. At its root, however, is a world-class offering of fresh local fish, from herring to halibut, served on its own, as sushi or in a delicious soups and stews.

Disneyland Paris has this week reopened the doors of its landmark hotel following a total transformation of the space. The “royally reimagined” Disneyland Hotel marks the first luxury property to be dedicated to Disney royal stories; the stories will be combined with unparalleled hospitality, high-end dining, and unique Disney entertainment designed to thrill both adults and children alike.

An elderly man tried to open a plane door while flying over the Atlantic Ocean, Canada's CityNews reported.

The mighty rivers, lush mountains, Maya archaeological sites and Mesoamerican Barrier Reef scattered across Honduras beckon adventurous travelers from across the globe.

In an unprecedented blend of sport and relaxation, Destination Canada announces the grand opening of the DinkDunk Pickleball Spa – the world’s first winter Pickleball Spa in Canada.Inspired by the fastest-growing sport in America and the popular wellness trend of cold plunging, the DinkDunk Pickleball Spa promises a unique, luxurious and unforgettable retreat for picklers, cold plungers and winter adventurers alike. Named after the famous pickleball “dink” shot and the “dunks” enjoyed at high-end spas, this extraordinary pop-up venue will feature a one-of-a-kind pickleball court nestled in the heart of Quebec’s winter wonderland, offering players an unparalleled setting to showcase their drop shots while creating lasting travel memories. A reservation at the DinkDunk Pickleball Spa goes beyond the court, it includes access to luxury spa amenities to unwind from all that pickling, including:

There’s no better way to get to know a city than by ambling down winding roads and cobblestone streets, popping into restaurants and art galleries along the way. Unfortunately, in the many car-centric metropolitans of the US, a leisurely stroll from your hotel lobby might just lead you to a parking lot instead.

THE RIG., one of Public Investment Fund’s (PIF) entertainment projects, announced today the launch of its Masterplan, an ambitious and unprecedented vision for tourism that will redefine adventure tourism.

The bigger the better, the more the merrier: The world's two largest cruise ships have finally met.

Belize is a very small country, so it’s easy enough to get from one spot to another within a few hours at the most.

The Amalfi Coast is the romantic star of many movies and has worked its way from the silver screen into the hearts of travelers worldwide.

Have you ever noticed that whenever you board a commercial airplane, be that from a jet bridge or by ascending steps from the tarmac, you always board on the left-hand side of the plane? Do you know why?