The three Buddhist statues in the Tathagata Hall of Beijing's Zhihua Temple showcase the exquisite craftsmanship of Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) Buddhist sculpture.

Under Sean Duffy, the Transportation Department has worked to roll back consumer protections. Passenger advocates say the changes favor airlines.

For less than £1million, you could get your hands on a private island with a fascinating history.

As the weather cools in October, it is finally pleasant enough to venture out on weekends, so it is time to trade the indoor hustle for this season’s best offerings. This weekend’s line-up brings together meaningful community events, immersive storytelling and unique local flavours across the city. Here are five things to do in Hong Kong this weekend. 1. ‘What We Regret Most’ “What We Regret Most” is a community-driven, story-led exhibition that invites people to embrace the messy, awkward and...

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Emirates Holidays has launched the Thailand Pass, offering exclusive benefits across shopping, dining and leisure activities for customers travelling to and throughout Thailand. Available to Emirates Holidays customers traveling to Thailand, the pass unlocks exclusive offers of up to 40% off, with no minimum spend. In Kenya, travellers can reach Thailand through Dubai. Emirates operates 21 weekly flights between Nairobi and Dubai, with onward connections to Bangkok and Phuket.

Taicang South Garden was first built during the Wanli reign of the Ming Dynasty. It once served as the private garden for Wang Xijue, the grand secretary of the imperial cabinet.

Light rain blankets Jinxi Ancient Town in Kunshan, Jiangsu. Visitors stroll among the stone bridges and canals.

Grenada Tourism Authority (GTA) is emphasising its commitment to the UK travel trade, following the success of its first Grenada Exchange with two engaging initiatives for UK travel professionals: Grenada Marketplace, taking place on island this November, and “Meet Me in Grenada”, a familiarisation offer for UK agents and tour operators travelling before the end of 2026.

Golf tourism is no longer confined to a handful of established destinations. According to Future Market Insights[1], the global golf tourism market is forecast to reach USD 29.5 billion in 2026, and increasingly that growth is coming from destinations that would once have been considered off the beaten fairway. That shift is visible right across the map. From the Gulf to the Caribbean, and from East Africa to East Asia, a new generation of destinations is investing in golf tourism and competing for the attention of international travellers - nowhere more visibly than in the GCC, where Saudi Arabia has emerged as one of the most closely watched golf destinations in the world.