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US Travel Policies Alter Plans While 2025 Trip Intentions Rise

2 days ago | eglobaltravelmedia.com.au | Jason Smith

In a year poised for bold adventures and ticking off bucket-list items, international travellers, particularly Australians, are planning to pack their bags more often and for longer in 2025. But in a twist that could rival the unexpected detours of a budget airline, shifting U.S. international policies are casting long shadows over some of those travel dreams.
Travel Managers Brace for 2025 Downturn Amid US Policy Uncertainty

3 days ago | eglobaltravelmedia.com.au | Jason Smith

As the wheels of global commerce turn ever more cautiously into 2025, a deep unease has settled over boardrooms, departure lounges and international meetings calendars alike. The reason? A fusillade of policy moves by the United States government—ranging from import tariffs to cross-border entry restrictions—is now casting a long shadow over the business travel landscape.
Malaysia Aviation Group Achieves Positive NIAT of RM54mil and Third Consecutive Operating Profit on the Back of Operational Headwinds.

5 days ago | eglobaltravelmedia.com.au | Nichapa Ratchanathammachai

Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG or the Group) reports a positive Net Profit After Interest and Tax (NIAT) of RM54 million for the year 2024, marking a third consecutive year of positive operating profit at RM113million. This performance is further underscored by a robust Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization (EBITDA) of RM788 million, achieved despite operational headwinds, including proactive network cuts in Q4 2024, which reduced capacity by 18%.
Former ABC Newsreader Debuts Luxe, Women-Only Travel Tours Venture

5 days ago | eglobaltravelmedia.com.au | Nichapa Ratchanathammachai

FORMER ABC NEWSREADER JUANITA PHILLIPS who is familiar to millions of Australians, is the face of a new women-only luxe travel venture launching this month. Phillips will be leading three high-end experiences kicking off with Peru and Chile in August, followed by similarly upmarket travel adventures to Southern Africa and India.
Unforgettable Croatia Launches Exciting New 2026 Travel Program

5 days ago | eglobaltravelmedia.com.au | Nichapa Ratchanathammachai

Unforgettable Croatia has launched its 2026 small-ship cruising program, featuring 144 guaranteed departures. The specialist luxury operator will offer eight itineraries during the season, which runs from May to October across eight ships, each with a maximum of 19 cabins. All departures are available to book now. New for 2026 is a seven-night Sibenik to Opatija (return) Hidden Gems itinerary on My Wish, departing June 20, Sibenik to Opatija, and June 27, Opatija to Sibenik.
Guangxi Baise City Wows the United Nations with Its Breathtaking Scenery

5 days ago | eglobaltravelmedia.com.au | Nichapa Ratchanathammachai

Recently, at the 2025 Calendar Photography Contest hosted by the United Nations World Meteorological Organization (WMO), a photograph titled Electric Roasted Sea Bass, taken in Baise City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, stood out among tens of thousands of global entries and was selected for inclusion in the WMO 2025 Meteorological Calendar. This marks the only Chinese photography work chosen this year.
Mary Valley Rattler Taps Into Kiwis’ Love for Steamy Scenic Rail Journeys

6 days ago | eglobaltravelmedia.com.au | Nichapa Ratchanathammachai

Gympie’s Mary Valley Rattler believes that with direct air services from Auckland to Sunshine Coast Airport that it can tap into Kiwis’ passion for rail, especially heritage rail services. Mary Valley Rattler General Manager, Sherry Lowe, recently returned from a Tourism & Events Queensland co-ordinated sales mission to New Zealand, and she was excited by the level of interest from the travel trade in the heritage railway service. “It was a hugely productive sales mission,” said Sherry Lowe.
IHCL Adds 100 New Locations in FY2025 with 74 Signings & 26 Hotel Openings

6 days ago | eglobaltravelmedia.com.au | Nichapa Ratchanathammachai

Indian Hotels Company (IHCL), India’s largest hospitality company, increases its footprint with 100 new locations, with 74 signings and 26 openings in FY2025, taking its portfolio to 380 hotels. Ms. Suma Venkatesh, Executive Vice President – Real Estate & Development, IHCL said, “IHCL in the last fiscal year has clocked a record 74 signings with over 95% of these signings being capital light and resulted in an industry leading pipeline of 137 hotels.
MGallery & Citadelle Gin Redefine Cocktail Culture with Stylish New Series

6 days ago | eglobaltravelmedia.com.au | Nichapa Ratchanathammachai

From the sandy beaches of Thailand to the twinkling city streets of Paris, cocktail enthusiasts can enjoy a touch of modern art this World Cocktail Months. From 13 May, boutique hotel collection MGallery is teaming up with French lifestyle brand, Maison Sarah Lavoine, to launch a set of exclusive glassware.
Umbriatop Showcases Heritage & Innovation in 2025 Vinitaly Report Reveal

6 days ago | eglobaltravelmedia.com.au | Nichapa Ratchanathammachai

Vinitaly 2025 closed with great satisfaction for UmbriaTop, the cooperative company that brings together the majority of the region’s wine producers. The organization coordinated and promoted the participation of Umbria’s wine industry under the theme of “Roots,” which guided the design and storytelling of the Umbria Pavilion. A strong and clear message: Umbria’s roots are not only agricultural but also cultural, communal, and deeply tied to identity.