Category: Travel News
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More Australians Are Visiting Hong Kong Again. Should Families Take Another Look?
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Australian travel to Hong Kong is up 20% in 2026. Here’s what’s driving the growth and why more families are considering Hong Kong again.
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Why More Families Are Choosing Quest Apartment Hotels for Their Australian Holidays
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Quest Apartment Hotels has six of Australia’s top 10 Tripadvisor hotels. Here’s why apartment-style stays are becoming popular with families.
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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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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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Tokyo’s 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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Royal Caribbean’s New Private Island in Vanuatu: What It Means for Aussie Families
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Royal Caribbean Lelepa is coming to Vanuatu. Here’s what this new private island means for Aussie family holidays.
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Singapore New Attractions: What’s Just Opened (and What’s Coming Next)
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Discover Singapore’s 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 Caribbean’s Voyager of the Seas Debuts in Brisbane for 2025-26 Family Cruises
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Royal Caribbean’s Voyager of the Seas is now homeporting in Brisbane with family-friendly cruises across Queensland and the South Pacific.
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New No-Licence Boat Hire Makes Exploring Great Keppel Island Easier for Families
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Explore Great Keppel Island by boat with no licence required. A new family-friendly boat hire makes bays, beaches and snorkelling easy.
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Winter Sports World Sydney: Australia’s First Indoor Snow Resort Is Coming
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Winter Sports World Sydney set to open in 2028 with Australia’s first indoor snow resort, offering year-round skiing and family attractions.
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Intrepid Launches 10 New Tours for Families and Reduces Kids’ Pricing for 2026
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Intrepid adds 10 new tours for families and rolls out reduced kids’ pricing for 2026, expanding its range to 50 family-friendly trips worldwide.
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Hello Kitty Cafe Gold Coast: Step Inside a Whimsical World of Kawaii
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The new Hello Kitty Café Gold Coast brings kawaii culture to Pacific Fair with themed treats, cute interiors, and exclusive merch.
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World’s Tallest Hotel Set to Open in Dubai This November
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Ciel Dubai Marina will open in November 2025 as the world’s tallest hotel with record-breaking views and luxury experiences.
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Dive into the Dino Aquarium at Scenic World’s Dinosaur Valley
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Discover Dinosaur Valley Scenic World and step inside the new Dino Aquarium in the Blue Mountains. Fun for the whole family!
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Pokepark Kanto Theme Park Opening in Tokyo in 2026
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Pokémon Kanto opens in Tokyo in 2026! Explore Pokémon Forest, Kayatsuri Town & meet over 600 Pokémon at this new family-friendly park.
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Australia Ranks in World’s Top 5 for Selfie Accidents – Here’s Why
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New data reveals Australia ranks fifth worldwide for selfie accidents. Discover the dangers and safety tips to protect travellers.
