Under Patagonian Spires: Where Pumas, Sheep Herding and Fine Dining Collide

New York TImes - Nov 4, 2026

Estancia Cerro Guido, a Chilean ranch that swapped puma bounties for conservation tours, offers travelers luxury experiences on the edge of the wilderness.

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Australia's refill store Scoop Wholefoods opens in PH

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Ready to practice being mindful with your purchases? Check out Scoop Wholefoods, one of Australia"s leading organic stores. The refill-led concept has arrived in the Philippines, opening its first branch at Power Plant Mall in Makati.

Toto announces shows in Manila, Cebu in March for 50th Anniversary Tour

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Toto announces shows in Manila, Cebu in March for 50th Anniversary Tour

Toto is coming back to the Philippines for two shows next year!

Cancer at 32, laid off at 50. How a Singaporean rebuilt his life after major setbacks

Nov 4, 2026

Cancer at 32, laid off at 50. How a Singaporean rebuilt his life after major setbacks

Edgar Tang was 32 and on holiday in London when a call from his doctor changed his life. He was diagnosed with stage three Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system. His only symptom had been a swollen lymph node on the left side of his neck, something he had been inclined to ignore. The diagnosis left him contemplating his mortality, his future and how he would care for his parents. He recalls walking from Covent Garden towards the Tate Modern art gallery, crossing the Millennium...

How Amsterdam’s Crackdown on Overtourism Is Reshaping the Market for Tour Operators

Nov 4, 2026

How Amsterdam’s Crackdown on Overtourism Is Reshaping the Market for Tour Operators

Amsterdam has spent the past several years rolling out some of the most forceful anti-overtourism measures of any European capital. The city has restricted large cruise ships from docking at its central Passenger Terminal, repeatedly raised its tourist tax to among the highest levels in Europe, and launched public campaigns actively discouraging disruptive visitor behaviour. For travel professionals selling Amsterdam as a destination, these are not cosmetic changes. They signal a structural shift in what kind of tourism the city is willing to accommodate.

How the 2010s Put Travel in Our Pockets: Instagram, Roaming and Live Translation

Nov 4, 2026

How the 2010s Put Travel in Our Pockets: Instagram, Roaming and Live Translation

Geo-tagged dining, biometric gates, luxury grooved luggage, gifting Toberlones – the 2010s made travel hyper-connected and high-flavour. The post How the 2010s Put Travel in Our Pockets: Instagram, Roaming and Live Translation appeared first on Business Traveller.

How the 1970s Launched Modern Travel: Concorde, GPS and Airline Miles

Nov 4, 2026

How the 1970s Launched Modern Travel: Concorde, GPS and Airline Miles

We celebrate 50 years of business traveller with 50 things that have made working on the move better since 1976 The post How the 1970s Launched Modern Travel: Concorde, GPS and Airline Miles appeared first on Business Traveller.

How the 2020s Reimagined the Journey: Starlink, Sunrise and Craft Beer

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How the 2020s Reimagined the Journey: Starlink, Sunrise and Craft Beer

As ultra-marathon flights connect distant corners of the globe and lounge hospitality goes hyper-local, the 2020s set the stage for the next half-century of life on the road. The post How the 2020s Reimagined the Journey: Starlink, Sunrise and Craft Beer appeared first on Business Traveller.

How the 1990s Connected the Globe: Mandela, Eurostar and Low-Cost Flights

Nov 4, 2026

How the 1990s Connected the Globe: Mandela, Eurostar and Low-Cost Flights

From whizzing between European capitals to watching blockbuster films on your seatback TV, this decade brought speed, comfort, and entertainment to the fore. The post How the 1990s Connected the Globe: Mandela, Eurostar and Low-Cost Flights appeared first on Business Traveller.

How the 1980s Lightened the Load: Wheeled Cases and Platinum Cards

Nov 4, 2026

How the 1980s Lightened the Load: Wheeled Cases and Platinum Cards

The decade that put wheels on suitcases, brick phones in hands, and independent flair in business hotels, just don't forget the Platinum Card. The post How the 1980s Lightened the Load: Wheeled Cases and Platinum Cards appeared first on Business Traveller.

All The Happiest, Most Efficient, And Well-Rested Passengers Have These 34 Products In Their Flight Carry-Ons

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All The Happiest, Most Efficient, And Well-Rested Passengers Have These 34 Products In Their Flight Carry-Ons

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Meet Eva Wong, the Hong Kong writer taking Cantonese to the world

Nov 4, 2026

Meet Eva Wong, the Hong Kong writer taking Cantonese to the world

“Despite me sounding like this when I speak English,” writer Eva Wong tells me in a polished yet neutral accent, “I was actually born and raised in Hong Kong, where English was a learned second language from school.” Hearing her voice, you likely wouldn’t pinpoint where she’s from, let alone imagine what that voice “sounds” like on paper. She writes predominantly in Cantonese, but the subjects she covers are universal. Wong’s creative writing has been acclaimed in her hometown and beyond –...

Alex Eala credits parents for her grounded nature: 'They would never allow me to be arrogant'

Nov 3, 2026

Alex Eala credits parents for her grounded nature: 'They would never allow me to be arrogant'

Alex Eala reached a career-high of World No. 17 this week, yet one trait that many of her Filipino fans consistently observe is her humility and down-to-earth nature.

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