by aaron@aviationnews-online.com | Jun 24, 2020 | Travel
Better known for its bustling bazaars and the silhouette of the Hagia Sophia which dominates the city’s skyline Istanbul has been transforming itself into a paradise for cyclists The ferries that plough across the Bosphorus 24 hours a day may be the iconic form...
by aaron@aviationnews-online.com | Jun 24, 2020 | Travel
As passengers number pick up key hubs like Singapore’s Changi are slowly easing restrictions The return to travel normality picks up pace with the Singapore Airlines announcement that customers can transit through Singapore Changi Airport from points in China,...
by aaron@aviationnews-online.com | Jun 22, 2020 | Adventure Travel, Celebrity Interviews, Technology, Travel
Richard Noble didn’t require official approval to find out if ThrustSSC had become the first car to breach the sound barrier. All he would have needed to do was ask nearby residents if the team’s ambitious attempt to drive past Mach 1 in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert had...
by aaron@aviationnews-online.com | Jun 10, 2020 | Inspiration, Travel
Travel restrictions are lifting in time for summer and just as diYachting’s newly refitted superyacht Vivid has set sail for the UK. The charter firm is hoping the lure of a spacious 88 feet sailing yacht that sleeps up to six guests, will tempt people to look beyond...
by Lilia Audzeyeva-Mesie | Jan 17, 2020 | Travel
A popular stopover on long-haul business trips, Bangkok is gaining in popularity for business and leisure stays. It has been made even more appealing with the opening of a brand new luxury hotel. “Bangkok is a truly engaging and incredible city that...
by Lilia Audzeyeva-Mesie | Jan 17, 2020 | Travel, Uncategorised
In terms of travelling responsibly, ‘undertourism’ is a wise option. Not only can it help struggling economies, it offers a selection of personal benefits such as evading overpriced restaurants and hotels as well as unearthing the true personality of a country, away...
