Now, Hilton may say this property is the biggest hotel in APAC but the staff at Travel Weekly won’t be able to officially confirm this until we get invited to test it out ourselves (wink wink, nudge nudge).

The US-based hotel giant has got its eye on the Asia Pacific, with plans to expand faster than you can say Omicron.

Looking forward to a few knock-off drinks this arvo? Well, they’re sure to taste all the more deserving on the back of this new research.

The airlines are pinning their hopes on sustainable aviation fuel to help reach their ambitious, but important goal.

The all-inclusive holiday provider is muscling up in the region. However, that’s not to say its staff are all following a rigorous weights program.

More than 650 Kiwis will be left high and dry this cruise season after Ponant was forced to cancel its ‘expedition bubbles’.

The cruise line’s long-awaited New Zealand cruise season is facing an uncertain future after the NZ government denied visas to a majority of the ship’s crew.

This new research by the WTTC shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone. Unless, of course, they’ve been living under a rock.

Are you more of a visual learner? Do you hate reading anything that’s more than a couple of hundred words? If you answered ‘yes’ to both or even one of these questions, this article’s for you!

Meanwhile, we’ll be adding additional drinks to our boss’ bar tab later today.

We chatted to Alan Watts about the Hotel giant’s continued APAC success and what they’re doing to give back to local communities.

We had a chat with Virtuoso APAC MD Michael Londregan about the expansion and what it means for Aussies. Sadly, koalas were not the reason behind the decision.