It’s often the unexpected treasures that make our trips memorable. We want to hear about your find of the year – the best tip wins £200 towards a Coolstays break As the year draws to an end, we’ve asked our travel writers to share their highlights of 2024 – the unexpected treasures that made their…
The third annual edition of the ET Travel & Tourism Conclave and Awards is scheduled at Crowne Plaza Gurugram tomorrow, November 26, 2024. It will see who’s who of the Indian travel and hospitality industry converging to deliberate on the industry trends. The day-long conclave will see the participation of diplomats, tourism ministers, top bureaucrats…
Crystal-clear waters, white sand and unspoilt coves – Thailand’s beaches exceed expectations in every way. Here’s what to expect from two of the country’s most sought after coastal resorts Thailand is one of the world’s sandiest nations, with hundreds of beaches garlanded over 2,000 miles of coastline. These range from secluded, unspoilt coves with fine,…
When it comes to female fashion, think comfort, culture, weather and colour – all key considerations when exploring this diverse corner of the world South-east Asia has it all: thanks to the dazzling variety in landscapes, cultures and religions, both within and between nations, it’s one of the most diverse regions on the planet. It’s…
It’s the smallest country in south-east Asia, but this tropical island’s vibrant diversity, modern architecture and warm hospitality creates a wealth of opportunities for travellers of all kinds For such a small country – the smallest in south-east Asia – Singapore sure packs in a lot. In the 59 years since independence, it has gone…
Welcoming more than 20 million tourists a year, Thailand’s capital is a playground for holidaymakers of all kinds – and these swanky hotels make the perfect base for exploring all this bustling city has to offer Colourful, cacophonic and a round-the-clock adventure – in Bangkok gilded royal palaces are sited next to shopping malls containing…
The South Australian Tourism Commission stakeholders are betting big on the Indian business events market as they feel the region as a whole and its capital city, Adelaide, in particular, has irresistible offerings compared to any other city in Australia for corporate events and it offers unmatched flexibility, affordability and assurance of highest return on…
A prototype electric snowmobile and old-school wooden skis open up Sweden’s backcountry as our writer goes on the hunt for local wildlife On the slopes up to the ridge, the snow is deep and fresh. Long frozen arms of it hug the trees. Behind us the tracks of our skis gleam with a strange blue…
Councils, politicians and campaigners hope a ‘tourist tax’ would raise money to fund services in areas affected by high visitor numbers Millions of tourists to the UK could soon be asked to pay a local visitor levy as cash-strapped councils try to raise money to fund services. Nearly half of Scotland’s local councils are considering…
The New Forest is a haven for cycling – and whizzing through the trees on an e-bike leaves more time for ice cream and cake breaks ‘No one,” says Clare, grinning broadly and handing me a cycle helmet, “comes back sweating from one of our rides.” Looking at the Super Monkey I’m about to clamber…
