Let's go to Canada's Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island may be Canada’s smallest province, but it has the scale and texture of a destination made for slow discovery. 

Set in the Gulf of St. Lawrence off Canada’s east coast, PEI is a compact island of red-sand beaches, rolling farmland, fishing harbours, lighthouses, small towns and a capital city, Charlottetown, that blends history with a lively contemporary food and cultural scene. Tourism PEI positions the island around open roads, coastal views, outdoor activities, food and drink, theatre, festivals and the feeling of an easy, restorative escape.

Koh Chang’s Secret Garden: How the Island’s Rainforest is Becoming a Tourism Treasure

Beyond its beaches and sunsets, Koh Chang hides one of Thailand’s richest tropical ecosystems. From rare rainforest flora and century-old botanical discoveries to eco-tourism adventures and conservation-led resorts, the island’s remarkable natural heritage is becoming a powerful attraction for travellers seeking a deeper connection with Thailand.

Beyond the shoreline lies one of Thailand’s most fascinating natural attractions, a vast tropical rainforest filled with rare plant life, rich ecology and a botanical story stretching back more than a century.

Delhi Daze: Gurgaon, Delhi NCR and the New Face of Indian Travel

India has always been a country of contrasts, but nowhere does that contrast feel sharper than in Gurgaon, now officially known as Gurugram. 

Just south-west of Delhi and close to Indira Gandhi International Airport, this once-rural district has transformed into one of India’s most recognisable business and lifestyle hubs. The original article described Gurgaon as a place where glass towers, expressways and the Delhi Metro stood beside handcarts, roadside stalls and older ways of life . That contrast still defines the region today, although the scale has grown dramatically.

Top Five Cruise Destinations from Australia

Looking for the best international cruise destinations from Australia? Whether you’re sailing from Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide or Perth, there are plenty of unforgettable ports within easy reach. For Australian travellers keen to add a few stamps to their passport, the South Pacific and nearby regions continue to offer some of the most popular cruise holidays departing from Australia.

Hidden Italy Weekend: Tropea (Calabria) – the Pearl of the South

Perched on cliffs overlooking the Tyrrenian Sea with views across ‘the infinite sea’ to smoking peak of Stromboli and the other Aeolian Islands visible on the horizon on a clear day, Tropea is one of the most enchanting coastal towns in southern Italy. It is an elegant and well-preserved town, with a laidback atmosphere, some excellent restaurants and caffes and a string of clean, sandy beaches running around the foot of the cliffs – a perfect place for a weekend (or more) in summer.

Island Calm: Boutique Thai Luxury at The Retreat Koh Chang

Against a backdrop of swaying palms, warm Gulf waters and Koh Chang’s rainforest-cloaked hills, The Retreat Koh Chang delivers a more refined vision of Thai island hospitality where thoughtful architecture, attentive service and understated luxury create a genuine sense of escape.

As Thailand’s islands continue to evolve under the pressure of mass tourism and rapid development, finding a property that still feels connected to its environment and culture has become increasingly rare. On Koh Samui’s quieter shores, however, boutique luxury still survives in pockets of calm sophistication, and few places capture that spirit better than The Retreat Koh Chang.

The Hari Hong Kong Embraces Slow Travel With Nature on its Doorstep

In a city known for its energy and density, The Hari Hong Kong is positioning itself as a gateway to slow travel in Hong Kong, offering guests the chance to explore both urban heritage and accessible nature.

Located in Wan Chai, the hotel provides easy access to some of the best hiking trails in Hong Kong, many reachable within a 15-minute walk. Travellers can connect to an extensive network of scenic routes, with hiking loops stretching up to 50 kilometres, combining forest landscapes, harbour views and wildlife encounters.