G Adventures and National Geographic Add 17 New Luxury Trips for 2027
G Adventures and National Geographic are adding 17 new Signature itineraries for 2027, expanding their premium small-group collection to 67 trips across 48 destinations.
New Zealand is a breathtaking island country known for its dramatic landscapes, outdoor adventures, and rich Maori culture. From the stunning fjords of Milford Sound to the geothermal wonders of Rotorua and vibrant cities like Auckland and Wellington, New Zealand offers diverse experiences for all travelers. Adventure seekers can enjoy hiking, bungee jumping, and skiing, while culture lovers can explore ancient traditions and arts. With its friendly people and pristine nature, New Zealand remains a top destination for unforgettable journeys.
VIVA Cruises has launched an AI-powered platform that recommends river cruise itineraries based on travelers’ preferences. The tool is designed to help travel agents research options faster and deliver more personalized suggestions.
New Zealand has raised travel advice for several Middle East countries, warning that airspace closures and flight disruption could strand travelers.
Qantas has named Sydney-London as the first Project Sunrise route, setting up what is expected to become the world’s longest nonstop passenger flight.
The 2026 Global Peace Index highlights Iceland, New Zealand and Switzerland as leading destinations for travelers seeking stability, safety and lower conflict risk.
Royal Caribbean introduces Lelepa in Vanuatu as a new private beach destination, reshaping South Pacific cruise itineraries from Australia.
Finland leads the World Happiness Report 2026, with Nordic countries continuing to dominate the global rankings for quality of life.
A new global ranking highlights the best cities to raise a family, with Brisbane taking the top spot thanks to safety, green spaces and quality of…
Explora Journeys will launch its first world cruise in 2029, a 128-day voyage on Explora I visiting 63 destinations across 29 countries.
New Zealand has relaxed its visitor visa rules to attract digital nomads, influencers and remote workers, aiming to boost tourism and support long-term economic growth.