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29/09/2026

"Cruise.co.uk expands cruise and rail programme"

Online cruise specialist cruise.co.uk has added to its 2027 ‘Cruise & Rail Collection’.

The exclusive packages combine rail journeys, tours, and ocean and river cruising. A further four itineraries are now available to book in 2027, comprising:

* Six-night ‘Christmas Markets River Cruise - Escorted by Rail from London’. Travel from London to Cologne via Eurostar, followed by a high-speed train to Frankfurt for a four-night all-inclusive cruise on VIVA Cruises’ VIVA TIARA. Visiting Speyer, Strasbourg and Mainz. Ends with a one-night hotel stay in Cologne, then return travel to London via train. Departing November 27 and December 13, with prices starting from £1,849pp.

* 13-night ‘Europe by First Class Rail & Cunard’s Iconic 5* Queen Elizabeth’. Travel from London to Paris via Eurostar for a one-night stay, then take the high-speed train to Barcelona for two nights. Embark Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth for a seven-night cruise, visiting Valencia, Palma de Mallorca, Ajaccio and La Spezia (Florence & Pisa). Disembark in Rome for one-night hotel stay followed by high-speed train to Basel for a one-night hotel stay and return travel to London via train. Departing June 8, with prices starting from £3,399pp.

* 15-night ‘Cunard’s Iconic 5* Queen Elizabeth & The Grand Tour of Italy by Rail’. Fly from London to Milan, with a one-night stay, and then travel via train to Lake Garda, for three nights. Train to Florence for a two-night stay, and then Rome for one night, before embarking Queen Elizabeth for a seven-night cruise, visiting La Spezia (Florence & Pisa), Genoa, Villefranche-sur-Mer and Ajaccio. Disembark in Barcelona for one-night hotel stay and return flight to London. Departing September 17, with prices from £2,999pp.

* 16-night ‘Queen Elizabeth to Queen of the Mountains - Switzerland’s Big 5 & The Gotthard Panorama Express’. Fly from London to Barcelona, embarking Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth for a seven-night cruise, visiting Valletta, Kotor, Split and Zadar. Disembark in Trieste, before taking the train to Lugano for a two-night stay, followed by a journey on the Gotthard Panorama Express to Lucerne for a six-night stay. Includes the Big 5 Mountain Railroad Adventure and journeys on the Stanserhorn, Stoosbahn, Titlis Rotair and Pilatus Railway. Return flight from Zurich. Departing September 9, with prices from £3,799pp.

28/09/2026

"Tourism and hospitality elite honoured at World Travel Awards 2026 in the Maldives"


Tourism and hospitality elite honoured at World Travel Awards 2026 in the Maldives
The best travel organisations in Asia, Oceania and the Indian Ocean were honoured at a VIP gala ceremony in the Maldives. The stars of the industry convened at CROSSROADS Maldives for the World Travel Awards Asia, Oceania & Indian Ocean Gala Ceremony 2026 to discover who had won the most prestigious and highly sought-after honours in global tourism.

The ceremony, with the Maldives as Official Host Destination, Bank of Maldives as Platinum Sponsor and CROSSROADS Maldives as Host Partner, marked the third leg of WTA’s Grand Tour 2026 – a global search for the finest travel and tourism organisations.

Winners included Vietnam, which took the title for ‘Asia’s Leading Destination’, with the Philippines voted ‘Asia’s Leading Beach Destination’ and ‘Asia’s Leading Tourist Board’. New Zealand claimed the title for ‘Oceania’s Leading Destination’, with Sydney hailed ‘Oceania’s Leading City Destination’.

The Maldives confirmed its reputation as a tourism powerhouse in the region by securing five titles, including ‘Indian Ocean’s Leading Destination’. Seychelles also enjoyed a strong performance, collecting ‘Indian Ocean’s Leading Beach Destination’.

The hospitality sector shone brightly, with winners from across the region recognised for their exceptional achievements, from luxury city hotels to island resorts. The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort collected double honours, winning ‘Indian Ocean’s Leading Honeymoon Resort’ and ‘Indian Ocean’s Leading Luxury Island Resort’. Omana, New Zealand, took ‘Oceania’s Leading Boutique Hotel’.

In the newcomer categories, InterContinental Sapporo won ‘Asia’s Leading New Hotel’, InterContinental Brisbane was named ‘Oceania’s Leading New Hotel’ and .Here Baa Atoll, Maldives, claimed ‘Indian Ocean’s Leading New Resort’.

In the aviation sector, Hong Kong International Airport won ‘Asia’s Leading Airport’ for its world-class facilities, innovation and traveller experience. Vietnam Airlines collected ‘Asia’s Leading Airline - Customer Experience’ and ‘Asia’s Leading Airline - Premium Economy Class’. Velana International Airport, Maldives, claimed ‘Indian Ocean’s Leading Airport’. Maldivian was named ‘Indian Ocean’s Leading Airline Brand’, while Trans Maldivian Airways took to the podium to collect ‘Indian Ocean’s Leading Seaplane Operator’.

17/09/2026

How to Find Cheap Domestic Flights in India: The Ultimate Insider Guide

​Ever watched a flight price jump by ₹2,000 right before your eyes? Airfare pricing algorithms can feel like a game rigged against you and that is the main obstacle to book the cheap flight tickets. But with intense competition among carriers like IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air, the Indian skies offer massive opportunities for savings if you know how to navigate the system.

​Skip the guesswork. Here are the most effective, insider-backed strategies to consistently score cheap domestic flights in India.

​1. Hit the Sweet Spot: The 3 to 6-Week Booking Window
​The biggest myth in travel is that booking months in advance guarantees the lowest price. For domestic routes in India, airlines usually release their lowest fare buckets 30 to 45 days prior to departure.
​The Golden Rule: Book your domestic tickets 3 to 6 weeks in advance.
​The Exception: If you are traveling during peak holiday seasons like Diwali, Christmas, or New Year, push your booking window out to 8 to 12 weeks to avoid 200% price surges.

​2. Shift Your Travel Days Midweek
​The day you fly matters far more than the day you book. Friday evenings and Sunday nights are dominated by business travelers, driving prices to their peak.
​Fly on Tuesdays and Wednesdays: Shifting your departure to a midweek day routinely shaves 15% to 30% off the ticket cost.
​Embrace the Extremes: Early morning flights (around 5:00 AM to 7:00 AM) or red-eyes (after 9:00 PM) are consistently priced lower because demand for those slots is milder.

​3. Treat Round-Trips as Two One-Way Tickets
​Unlike international travel where round-trip bundles sometimes save money, domestic airlines in India price tickets purely on a one-way basis.
​Mix and Match: Don’t lock yourself into a single airline for a round trip. Book your outbound journey on IndiGo because they have the cheapest morning slot, and your return on Akasa Air or Air India because their evening fare is lower. This simple trick can easily save you ₹1,000 to ₹3,000.
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15/09/2026

How to Find Cheap Domestic Flights in India: The Ultimate Insider Guide


​Ever watched a flight price jump by ₹2,000 right before your eyes? Airfare pricing algorithms can feel like a game rigged against you and that is the main obstacle to book the cheap flight tickets. But with intense competition among carriers like IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air, the Indian skies offer massive opportunities for savings if you know how to navigate the system.

​Skip the guesswork. Here are the most effective, insider-backed strategies to consistently score cheap domestic flights in India.

​1. Hit the Sweet Spot: The 3 to 6-Week Booking Window
​The biggest myth in travel is that booking months in advance guarantees the lowest price. For domestic routes in India, airlines usually release their lowest fare buckets 30 to 45 days prior to departure.
​The Golden Rule: Book your domestic tickets 3 to 6 weeks in advance.
​The Exception: If you are traveling during peak holiday seasons like Diwali, Christmas, or New Year, push your booking window out to 8 to 12 weeks to avoid 200% price surges.

​2. Shift Your Travel Days Midweek
​The day you fly matters far more than the day you book. Friday evenings and Sunday nights are dominated by business travelers, driving prices to their peak.
​Fly on Tuesdays and Wednesdays: Shifting your departure to a midweek day routinely shaves 15% to 30% off the ticket cost.
​Embrace the Extremes: Early morning flights (around 5:00 AM to 7:00 AM) or red-eyes (after 9:00 PM) are consistently priced lower because demand for those slots is milder.

​3. Treat Round-Trips as Two One-Way Tickets
​Unlike international travel where round-trip bundles sometimes save money, domestic airlines in India price tickets purely on a one-way basis.
​Mix and Match: Don’t lock yourself into a single airline for a round trip. Book your outbound journey on IndiGo because they have the cheapest morning slot, and your return on Akasa Air or Air India because their evening fare is lower. This simple trick can easily save you ₹1,000 to ₹3,000.

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07/09/2026

"Airfare Prices Are Falling on These 10 International Routes in 2026: Where to Find Cheaper International Flights"

Looking for cheap international flights in 2026? Some international routes are showing more attractive airfare opportunities, giving budget-conscious travelers a reason to check prices now rather than waiting indefinitely. From India to Dubai, Bangkok, Singapore, Bali and other popular destinations, changing airline schedules, competition, seasonal demand and promotional fares can create opportunities for travelers who are flexible with dates.
But there is one important rule: airfares can change quickly. A lower fare available today may disappear tomorrow, while another route could become cheaper next week.
In this guide, we highlight 10 international flight routes worth watching in 2026, explain why prices can fall, and share practical ways to find cheap flights before fares rise again.
Why Are Airfare Prices Falling on Some International Routes?
International airfare is influenced by several factors, including airline competition, available seats, fuel costs, seasonal demand, exchange rates, airport capacity and promotional campaigns.
When airlines add capacity or compete aggressively on the same route, travelers may see more competitive fares. Conversely, prices can rise sharply during school holidays, festivals, major events and peak tourist seasons.
For Indian travelers, the growth of international connectivity from major airports such as Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Chennai and Kochi has created more opportunities to compare international airfares.
That makes flight-price comparison particularly important.
Instead of assuming that a route is cheap all year, compare multiple travel dates and check several airlines before booking.

Mumbai to Dubai
Mumbai to Dubai flights remain one of the most closely watched international routes for Indian travelers.
Dubai attracts business travelers, families, shopping tourists and short-break travelers throughout the year. Because several airlines compete for passengers between India and the UAE, travelers should regularly compare fares.
If your dates are flexible, check departures on different weekdays and compare both nonstop and connecting flights.
How to save money
Search several dates around your preferred departure. Also compare baggage-inclusive fares rather than looking only at the lowest headline price.
A slightly higher ticket that includes checked baggage may ultimately be cheaper than a basic fare plus additional fees.
Delhi to Dubai
Another important route to monitor is Delhi to Dubai.
The route benefits from strong demand and extensive air connectivity, but that does not mean every departure has the same price.
Airfares can vary considerably depending on the travel date, departure time, airline and remaining seat inventory.
If you’re planning a Dubai vacation, start comparing prices early and monitor the route regularly.
Smart booking tip
Don’t automatically choose the cheapest displayed flight.
Check:
Baggage allowance
Flight duration
Layover time
Airport changes
Cancellation rules
Seat-selection charges
The cheapest ticket isn’t always the cheapest overall trip.
Mumbai to Bangkok
Thailand continues to be a major favorite among Indian travelers, making Mumbai to Bangkok flights an important route for budget travelers.
Bangkok is also an excellent gateway for travelers planning to explore Thailand, including Phuket, Krabi, Pattaya and Chiang Mai.
If airfare becomes more competitive, your total Thailand vacation budget can fall significantly.
Best strategy
Compare Bangkok with alternative Thai arrival options where practical.
For example, travelers planning a beach holiday can compare the total cost of flying to Bangkok and continuing onward versus flying directly toward Phuket.
Sometimes a slightly different itinerary can provide better overall value.
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26/07/2026

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11/07/2026

AIR INDIA RANKS AMONG THE WORLD’S TOP 5 MOST ON-TIME GLOBAL AIRLINES

Air India has been ranked the 4th most on-time airline in the world in June 2026 by aviation analytics firm Cirium, underscoring the airline’s continued focus on operational reliability and schedule integrity.

According to Cirium’s June 2026 On-Time Performance report, Air India recorded an on-time arrival rate of 86.85% across 15,135 flights tracked during the month. The airline also posted an on-time departure rate of 86.23% and a completion factor of 99.7%, meaning virtually all scheduled flights operated as planned.

The ranking reflects Air India’s sustained investments in operational resilience, improved network planning, and enhanced ex*****on across its domestic and international operations.

As a hub-and-spoke network carrier operating a large number of domestic and international connections through India’s two largest airports, Delhi and Mumbai, Air India manages significant operational complexity. The airline’s operations can be impacted by congestion and air traffic control restrictions at these busy airports, which often have a cascading effect across the network.

Over time, Air India has introduced a range of measures to strengthen schedule reliability and deliver a more consistent travel experience for its customers. These include improving departure punctuality, streamlining aircraft turnaround processes, enhancing real-time network monitoring, and enabling faster operational decision-making across the airline.

The airline has also focused on building greater operational resilience through robust contingency planning, enhanced cross-functional coordination, and maintaining the operational flexibility needed to respond effectively to unforeseen disruptions such as weather events, airspace restrictions, airport congestion, or technical issues. These efforts help minimise the impact of disruptions, support network stability, and ensure customers reach their destinations with greater reliability.

Enhancing UK travel experience
The airline’s enhanced operational reliability complements a broader transformation programme that is reshaping the customer experience across Air India’s global network, including the United Kingdom.
Air India currently deploys a combination of its flagship Airbus A350-900, upgraded Boeing 777-300ER and Boeing 787-9 aircraft on all flights from London Heathrow, offering customers significantly upgraded cabin products and onboard experiences.

Further strengthening its UK offering, Air India recently began operating its brand-new Boeing 787-9 aircraft on the London Heathrow-Mumbai route from 1 July 2026. These factory-fresh aircraft feature Air India’s all-new cabin interiors across Business, Premium Economy and Economy, bringing the airline’s latest onboard product to the UK market.

Ongoing fleet modernisation efforts
As part of its transformation, Air India is undertaking one of the world’s largest fleet renewal programmes, having placed orders for 600 new Airbus and Boeing aircraft, while simultaneously modernising its existing fleet. The airline has inducted three new Boeing 787-9 aircraft over the last six months, with additional Boeing 787-9s and Airbus A350-1000s scheduled to join the fleet later in 2026.

In parallel, Air India is progressing with the retrofit of its legacy widebody fleet. Two of its 26 legacy Boeing 787-8 aircraft featuring completely refreshed interiors have already returned to service, while three more are currently undergoing upgrades in the United States.

By the end of 2026, more than 50% of Air India’s widebody fleet is expected to feature new or upgraded interiors, significantly enhancing the customer experience across the airline’s long-haul network.

About Air India Group
The Air India Group – comprising full-service global airline, Air India, and value carrier, Air India Express – is spearheading a new era of Indian aviation. The Air India story began in 1932 when JRD Tata piloted the airline’s inaugural flight and opened the skies for aviation in India. Today, Air India Group employs more than 30,000 people, operates over 300 aircraft and carries travellers to 60 domestic and 51 international destinations across five continents.

Returning to Tata Sons in 2022 following 70 years under Government ownership, Air India Group is in the midst of a five-year transformation programme, Vihaan.AI. As part of the transformation, Air India has placed orders for 600 new aircraft. In addition to taking new aircraft deliveries, Air India is progressively retrofitting all its legacy aircraft.

The Air India Group operates South Asia’s largest aviation training academy in Gurugram, India. The construction of a new flying school and a greenfield maintenance base is in progress.

25/06/2026

Surviving southeastasia’s rainy season: My ultimate monsoon survival guide and packing essentials

25/06/2026

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Let’s be honest: most classic travel guides tell you to completely avoid Southeast Asia from June to October. They paint a grim picture of non-stop torrential downpours, ruined itineraries, and endless mud. But after navigating the region’s wet seasons multiple times, I will let you in on a majo...

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