The FEQ 2020 Draws Travelers to Quebec City for Music, Food and Culture

3.5/5 stars In Good Trip, a father and daughter’s impromptu final excursion unfolds as a deceptively playful comedy road movie. It tackles one of the most agonising subjects a family can face – the impending death of a parent – with surprising, life-affirming levity. Co-directed by Norris Wong Yee-lam (The Lyricist Wannabe) – who also wrote the screenplay – and Wong Hoi (Let It Ghost), and produced by the acclaimed filmmaker Mabel Cheung Yuen-ting, the film avoids unbearable sentimentality; it...

Once a formidable challenge along the Long March, the Wumeng Mountains now welcome visitors for the Torch Festival.

[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] A healthier life does not always begin with a dramatic change. It can start with one action that is simple enough to keep doing, whether that means exercising regularly, managing an emotional reaction, making time for family or starting a conversation that has long been postponed. At AIA Healthy Living Week 2026, that idea surfaced in different ways through exercise, conversations about protection and emotional...

Vietjet’s A330s now fly twice weekly from Hanoi to Prague via Almaty, with business class, SkyBoss and a Vietnamese menu on board The post Vietjet Lands in Europe: Hanoi-Almaty-Prague Flights Now Operating appeared first on Business Traveller.

As Dolly Parton’s SongTeller Hotel and Dolly’s Life of Many Colors Museum officially open in Nashville, AOA, the award-winning design, production, and project management studio behind the museum’s immersive experience, is sharing an inside look at the two-year journey to bring Dolly Parton’s story to life - from their first concept sketches through opening day.

In a poem about the Long March, the line “the mighty Wumeng Mountains, nothing more than mud underfoot” captures the contrast between towering terrain and the determination to overcome it.

This World Kangaroo Day, 24 October, Discover Aboriginal Experiences reveals where travellers can glimpse Australia’s most recognisable animal – and discover the First Nations stories, knowledge and cultural connections behind it. Few animals say Australia quite like the kangaroo. Recognised around the world for its distinctive way of moving, it has become shorthand for a continent. But seeing one in the wild is only part of the story.

With thoughts turning to cooler seasons and festive celebrations, Byway, the European leader in no-fly holidays, has put together a selection of trips that include visits to some of the most authentic winter markets in Europe. Sourced by expert, local teams these are five Byway favourites, where travellers can experience long-held winter traditions, artisan shopping and magical seasonal escapes without the crowds:

Norwegian Cruise Line has opened bookings for two inaugural Mediterranean sailings aboard Norwegian Aura, its largest ship to date, following an anticipated early delivery. Departing on May 2 and May 12, 2027, the nine- and 10-day voyages will cover destinations in Italy, Croatia, Montenegro and Greece before the ship moves to Barcelona and begins Caribbean cruises from Miami in June 2027.

Last winter, more UK skiers used the train to travel to ski resorts than the previous season* and 13% of skiers intend to travel by train** according to Mountain Travel Network (MTN) research. For winter 2026/7, there are even more options for skiers looking to travel by train, and Les Arcs, in the Haute Tarentaise, is one of the easiest ski resorts to reach by rail from the UK. For many years Les Arcs has actively encouraged its visitors to travel by train for their ski holiday. This is in line with the resort’s environmental commitments and its goal to create a more sustainable mountain environment.

Singapore’s three-Michelin-star Restaurant Zen reopened in August 2026 after a three-month refurbishment – with a medley of changes that mark its new chapter. Founded in 2018 by Swedish chef Bjorn Frantzen, Zen inhabits a three-storey shophouse along the buzzing Bukit Pasoh Road in Chinatown. The renewed interior swaps the previous living-room setting on the ground floor for a 16-seat stone counter, in a look more reminiscent of Frantzen’s eponymous restaurant in Stockholm and FZN in Dubai. “I...

In the wake of the ultra-low-cost carrier’s closure, and with the cost of fuel and labor rising, domestic fares have become less competitive. But there are ways to parry higher prices.