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Hotels & StaysCentara’s Himalayan Hideaway Resort Pokhara Receives SATA 2026 Award
Hotels & StaysCentara Strengthens International Brand Recognition with Himalayan Hideaway Resort Pokhara, The Centara Collection’s Win at SATA 2026
Hotels & Stays‘Meet my new après buddies!’: a joyous group skiing trip in Les Deux Alpes, France
One large ski chalet in the French Alps and 17 strangers. An organised trip for solo travellers is a leap into the unknown Everyone had their reasons for joining the trip. Louisa from south London was putting her life back together after a split from her partner; first-timer Tim was strapping on ski boots following years of hesitation; and Lexi from Bristol had a classic case of the non-skiing boyfriend. I was there because I needed a ski gang. None of my friends ski, and my brother was out of action with an injury. Not only that, I needed a good night’s sleep. I love my two-year-old son dearly, but I have somehow spawned an insomniac – still waking four times a night. Weary from bedtime battles, Holly, my partner, bluntly pointed out we could both benefit from “a temporary break from family life”. In other words: separate holidays. Continue reading...
Hotels & StaysCloudbeds launches new POS solution to unify hotel outlet sales and guest payments
Hotels & Stays1st 5-star hotel in Kohima to bolster Nagaland’s tourism sector
Hotels & StaysIndia's hospitality sector to add up to 2.1 lakh hotel rooms by 2035 amid rising tourism: Report
Hotels & StaysCarving out a greener future: how the Swiss ski resort of Laax is meeting the climate crisis head on
Gondolas on demand, electric piste-grooming and chemical-free snow cannons – how Laax is ‘greenstyling’ its future It’s the worst ski resort nightmare: hillsides of shaggy yellow grass streaked with slush under a leaden sky that’s coughing up sleet. Parts of Europe – places previously accustomed to crisp snow fields and pristine blue skies – are now facing this calamity, something meteorologists might describe as a British winter. Not everywhere, of course. Only lower altitudes are seeing such disasters. Higher up, normal service continues. I’m in the Swiss resort of Laax, where most of the slopes are at about 2,000 metres, lofty enough to be snow-secure, for now. The halfpipe is busy with dudes in baggy trousers and headphones nonchalantly practising their double corks. On the traditional pistes there are four-year-olds who could probably ski before they could walk. And then – Switzerland has its wacky side – three young men in first-world-war greatcoats on antique wooden skis propel themselves with rough-hewn quarter-staves. Continue reading...
Hotels & StaysHigh-cost trips rise over budget travel
Hotels & StaysGlobal Hotel News: Openings, Investments and Leadership Moves
Hotels & StaysVilamoura Celebrates Triple Success at the World Travel Awards 2026
Hotels & StaysFrom travel time to sightseeing, here's how your hotel location can shape your holiday experience
Planning your next getaway? Here's how to choose a hotel location that works for your travel plans.
Hotels & StaysVideo: "Bigger Than Some Hotel Rooms," Foreign Couple Surprised By India's First AC Train Coupe
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