A Japanese secret that has been kept from the global travel community for far too long, Fukuoka is a hidden gem popular with the locals that sees but a trickle of international tourists.

A new survey has shed some light on what your clients are going to be looking for when the time is right to travel again, and it looks like sustainable travel will come back in a big way.

Accor is bringing one of its funky lifestyle hotel brands to one of Sydney’s most iconic heritage buildings, so expect to hear a lot of James Brown and Prince being played from the property’s speakers.

An integral part of making a Hawaii holiday amazing, aside from beach time and tropical cocktails, is taking a deep dive into the culture and history of the Hawaiian Islands.

Arts and culture are very alive and well across the Hawaiian Islands. Here are four events your clients wouldn’t want to miss while getting acquainted with the spirit of aloha.

Expedia has put together some very cute flowcharts to illustrate what an average day looks like for cultures around the world. A nice cure for Monday/Tuesday-itis.

Sadly, Australia didn’t make the list of most cultural or fun countries, despite our Bunnings sausage sizzles and VBs on the beach.

Here’s a list for culture vultures, laying out the best but lesser-known gems for those seeking a taste of the arts.

Fiji beyond the beach and Pina Colada by the pool side.

Dubai Tourism is wrapping up the best ways you experience the emirate at ATM 2015.

Why does everyone in Dubai own fancy cars? Do Emiratis have many wives? The Sheik Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding answers all those foreigner questions.

There’s more to this tropical paradise than meets the eye, with annual events including traditional tattooing and hot shirtless men.