Before the Sunrise: What Makes This Western Australia Balloon Experience Stand Out
March 19, 2026 | By Anita Shah Luxury travel often sells itself on ease. Seamless transfers, late breakfasts, unhurried mornings. But every now and then, an experience comes along that quietly challenges that idea — asking for effort first, and rewarding you later. Hot air ballooning in the countryside around Perth is exactly that. This […]
Polar Latitudes Expeditions Expands Fleet with Discoverer, Signalling Strategic Shift in Antarctic Operations
March 19, 2026 | Press Release Polar Latitudes Expeditions is entering a new phase of growth with the addition of Discoverer to its fleet, a move that not only strengthens its Antarctic programme but also reflects a broader shift in how expedition cruise operators are structuring their operations. Set to begin sailing in the 2026–27 […]
Why Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse Deserves a Spot in Every Margaret River Itinerary of Western Australia
March 19, 2026 | By Anita Shah Perched dramatically along the rugged coastline of Cape Naturaliste, the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse offers far more than just panoramic ocean views—it delivers a compact, story-rich experience that fits seamlessly into a well-paced itinerary. For Indian travel designers curating journeys through Western Australia, especially around Busselton and the Margaret […]
Margaret River: The Essential Wine Day Trip from Perth
March 19, 2026 | By Anita Shah “Let’s just do one winery and head back,” we said.Cut to: three tastings later, a perfectly paired lunch, chocolate in hand, vineyard views all around—and absolutely no intention of leaving anytime soon. Welcome to Margaret River—the kind of destination that starts off as a “quick add-on” to a […]
Bhajan Jamming Sets Sail: StarDream Cruises Introduces First-Ever Devotional Experience at Sea
March 18, 2026 | Press Release StarDream Cruises is bringing a distinctly Indian, community-led musical format to international waters with the introduction of Bhajan Jamming sessions onboard Genting Dream, marking what it describes as a first-of-its-kind experience at sea. The cruise line will roll out this concept on select sailings under its Dream Cruises portfolio, […]
Rottnest Island Guide: Where to Eat, Stay and Explore on Australia’s Happiest Island
March 16, 2026 | By Anita Shah For travel designers building itineraries around Perth, Rottnest Island is often positioned as a simple day excursion. In reality, the island functions as a compact destination in its own right — combining wildlife, soft adventure, cycling infrastructure, and boutique accommodation within a short ferry ride from the mainland. […]
Disney Adventure Cruise: Indian Travel Experts Say the Ship Could Redefine Family Cruise Holidays
March 15, 2026 | By Anita Shah The Disney Adventure, the newest ship from Disney Cruise Line, is now sailing three-night and four-night cruises from Singapore, bringing the signature Disney cruise experience closer to Asian travellers, including the rapidly growing Indian cruise market. During a recent sailing, several Indian cruise specialists and travel industry professionals […]
Perth’s Other Open-Air Gallery: Exploring the City’s Street Art and Public Installations
March 15, 2026 | By Anita Shah On the last day of my Western Australia trip, I decided to do something I rarely plan for in advance — simply walk around the city and breathe a little more of Perth in before flying out. No agenda, no “must-see” list. Just time to wander through the […]
Queensland Strengthens India Tourism Ties Ahead of Brisbane 2032 Olympics
March 15, 2026 | By Anita Shah Tourism and Events Queensland recently hosted a high-tea networking evening in Mumbai, bringing together key stakeholders from India’s travel trade, aviation sector, hospitality industry and media. The event formed part of a broader engagement with the Indian market as the destination deepens its long-term tourism partnerships in the […]
Why Indian Travellers Should Visit Baku in 2026: Luxury, Adventure & Culture
March 13, 2026 | By Anita Shah I didn’t know what to expect when we landed in Baku. Part of me thought: “It’s a city on the Caspian Sea, some history, maybe a few skyscrapers, nice hotel.” Wrong. This city, perched where Europe kisses Central Asia, is a full-blown sensory adventure. Within a few days, […]
