

Create Your Own Hong Kong Tour
Did you know you can create your own customised tour of Hong Kong? You can be local and get to know Hong Kong like a first-time visitor by shaping your city experience, your way.

Coronavirus Travel Chaos
The travel industry globally is bracing itself for at least two weeks of chaos and confusion, with many countries around the globe now advising their citizens against travelling to China.

Sprint To Tokyo Pre-Olympics From London for GBP£549
Sprint over to Japan before the Olympics begin just £549 return out of Heathrow, London.

Maldives: Gangehi Island
We talk about the Maldives as if it’s one place but more accurately it’s a collection of about 1190 islands and sandbanks. Some of these islands can be walked from one side to the other in about half an hour – assuming you can be bothered putting down your cocktail and getting off your beach lounger.

Hong Kong: Diamond Way Buddhist Centre
Need some inner peace amidst the chaos of Hong Kong’s 24-hour non-stop action?

Kashmir: Cups of nun chai
Alana Hunt is currently working on a project called Cups of nun chai – a memorial that emerged in Kashmir’s summer of 2010 when 118 civilians died in pro-freedom protests.

Thanks for Helping Dogstar
Dogstar Foundation, the amazing charity which rescues street dogs in Sri Lanka but also works on helping local dog health – and preventing unwanted puppies.

Macau: Ringing in Chinese New Year
Always looking for reasons to celebrate, the Macao Government Tourism Office will also woo love this month with “Valentine’s Day Fantasia – The Fairytale of Lights”

Hong Kong: An Insider’s Guide to the Best of the city: Part 1
For my first trip to Hong Kong, I was excited to see the highlights, but wanted to dig beyond the usual “must do” checklist to delve deeper into the best sights, tastes, and moments that the bustling and distinctly cosmopolitan city has to offer.

Singapore: Park Hotel, Clarke Quay
Park Hotel Clarke Quay is a tropical oasis in one of Singapore’s most colourful districts.