Category: Industry & Travel Trends
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From ‘Seatox Travel’ to Screen Sourcing: The Australian Travel Trends Shaping Family Holidays
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New booking data reveals the travel trends reshaping Australian family holidays, from Seatox Travel and staycations to experience-led tourism.
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Australia Makes The World’s Top 20 Theme Park Destinations For 2026
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Australia has ranked among the world’s top amusement park destinations for 2026, highlighting the growing influence of theme park tourism.
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Travel Loyalty Is No Longer About Points – Itโs About Passion
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Travel loyalty trends are shifting across Asia-Pacific, with food, wellness and experiences now driving hotel loyalty engagement.
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Singapore with kids: Why ease is Singaporeโs secret weapon for family travel
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Discover why Singapore is one of Asia’s easiest family destinations, with tips from Singapore Tourism on attractions, food and itineraries.
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Travel Is Becoming An Emotional Priority For Australians – Even As Costs Rise
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Australians are still prioritising travel in 2026 despite rising costs, with safety, flexibility and emotional well-being shaping bookings.
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Intrepid Launches New Premium Family Tours With Small-Group Adventures Across Asia, Africa and Beyond
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Intrepid has launched new Premium Family tours, featuring small-group adventures across Asia, Africa and Costa Rica.
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Tokyoโs New Family-Friendly Sumo Experience Makes Japanese Culture More Accessible for Visitors
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MIMARU Hotels has launched a family-friendly sumo dining experience in Tokyo, designed to make Japanese culture more accessible for visitors.
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Why Hotels Are Moving Beyond โStandard Roomsโ and Into Personalised Stays
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New hospitality trends suggest the future of hotels may be less about room categories and more about personalised experiences tailored to how travellers actually want to stay.
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Why Family Travel Is Becoming More Experience-Driven (And What That Means for Where We Stay)
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Family travel is shifting towards more meaningful, experience-driven stays. Hereโs what it means for where families choose to stay.
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Royal Caribbeanโs New Private Island in Vanuatu: What It Means for Aussie Families
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Royal Caribbean Lelepa is coming to Vanuatu. Hereโs what this new private island means for Aussie family holidays.
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Japan Boom, US Cooling, AI Rising: The Key Australian Travel Trends for 2026
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Australian travel trends for 2026 reveal whatโs changing in demand, destinations, AI use and traveller priorities.
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Inside Meaningful Family Travel: My Interview with G Adventures on National Geographic Family Journeys
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An interview with G Adventures on meaningful family travel, sustainability and National Geographic Family Journeys.
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2025 U.S. Family Travel Survey: What the Latest Data Means for the Industry
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Key highlights from the 2025 U.S. Family Travel Survey and what they mean for travel advisors and family-focused brands.
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Singapore for Families: Is It the Next Big Opportunity After Japan?
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Singapore for families could be the next big Asia travel trend. Hereโs why it may follow Japanโs family tourism boom.
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Singapore New Attractions: Whatโs Just Opened (and Whatโs Coming Next)
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Discover Singaporeโs new attractions, from rainforest boardwalks and wildlife parks to museums, dining precincts and immersive exhibitions.
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A New Family-Friendly Resort Opens on the Murray River in Mildura
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A new family-friendly resort has opened in Mildura. Trentham Waters offers lagoon pools, villas, caravan sites and Murray River adventures.
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Why Packable Beach Toys Are a Game-Changer for Family Holidays
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Pack lighter on your next family beach holiday with packable beach toys designed for travel, creativity and less holiday stress.
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South Korea Waives Visa Paperwork Until December 2026
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Australians and New Zealanders can enter South Korea Visa free without a K-ETA until Dec 2026, making family travel easier than ever.
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China Bound Travel Platform Simplifies Visiting China for International Travellers
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China launches China Bound, a new English travel platform making it easier for international visitors to plan and travel in China.
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Royal Caribbeanโs Voyager of the Seas Debuts in Brisbane for 2025-26 Family Cruises
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Royal Caribbeanโs Voyager of the Seas is now homeporting in Brisbane with family-friendly cruises across Queensland and the South Pacific.
