Posts tagged with "tourism"

Islas Secas Reserve & Lodge

Islas Secas Reserve & Lodge, Panama’s newest luxury and adventure outpost, is getting ready to open its doors to guests in January 2019, but it’s already raising the bar for sustainable tourism in the region. Located 20 miles off the coast of Panama, and with 9 stylishly-designed “casitas” sleeping up to 18 guests, the archipelago […]

JAPAN × UNIQUE ACCOMODATIONS

JAPAN OFFERS UNIQUE ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS Where to stay in Japan has become infinitely more interesting recently with a growing range of unique accommodations. From temples steeped in history, to renowned art installations doubling as hotels, the country’s lodging offerings extend much farther than conventional hotels, resorts and even the ubiquitous and wonderful traditional Ryokan inns. […]

Chilko Lake in BC

The end of summer heralds one of nature’s most enjoyable spectator sports – brown bear watching in British Columbia. From mid-September and into October, the Chilko River hosts one of the region’s most dramatic salmon runs that in turn attracts furry visitors who wander in to dine on a veritable feast of spawning Sockeye. Meet […]

Reggae Legends at Adults Only Hollywood

  By Krishan Narsinghani 360 Magazine joined LA’s treasure speakeasy, Adults Only Bar, for an epic night of Reggae music & dance. This new event, “Reggae Legends”, recoups traditional Reggae classics with renowned artists such as Fully Fullwood, Rock Deadrick, Michael Hyde and Linda Taylo for a fantastic evening at the hidden lounge in Hollywood. Adults […]

DURBAN × EATS

BRAAI AND BEYOND: WHAT TO EAT IN DURBAN AND WHERE TO EAT IT South Africa’s melting pot swirls with a sophisticated and contemporary culinary scene that gives a nod to its cultural heritage Durban, South Africa, the seaside gem of KwaZulu-Natal Province, is best known for its golden beaches and relaxed surf culture which is […]

DURBAN × ART SCENE

DURBAN’S CREATIVE SCENE IS BUZZING IN THE STATION DRIVE PRECINCT AND BEYOND In just a few short years, Durban, South Africa’s Station Drive Precinct has grown from a rundown warehouse district to the go-to spot to eat, drink, shop, and play like the city’s creative class. Thanks to a collaborative group of artistic individuals, businesses […]

Tourism to Turkey

NEW YORK (May 22, 2018) – Tourism to Turkey increased by 50.56 percent in the first quarter of 2018, with a total of 7,263,807 visitors between January and March, according to official figures released by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism. The tourism growth coincides with the start of the Year of Troy 2018, […]

AFRICA’S TRAVEL INDABA 2018

Minister’s Speech Africa’s share of the global tourism pie has not yet reached its potential, so, buyers, you are ahead of the curve and I have no doubt that you will reap rich rewards from your buying decisions in the next days.  And, sellers from all over the continent, we know that increased demand is […]

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Two Wild Women Expeditions

The trail blazer of women-only travel has created two itineraries where few travel. On five departures in 2018, Wild Women Expeditions immerses women in the physically challenging, poignantly stunning landscape of Newfoundland in the remote northeastern corner of Canada.   Two distinct, week-long adventures engage guests on Newfoundland’s western shore, separated from Quebec by the […]