PONANT's Le Commandant Charcot reaches geographic North Pole for the first time

PONANT’s Le Commandant Charcot reaches geographic North Pole for the first time

Le Commandant Charcot, PONANT’s first LNG-powered hybrid electric luxury polar exploration vessel, has reached the geographic North Pole this week. Captain Etienne Garcia was at the helm, with Captain Marchesseau at his side. This is the very first French ship to reach the North Pole (90,00,000°). “I am hugely proud to have been at the helm…

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Venice Will Implement A Reservation System And Track Tourists

Venice Will Implement Reservation System And Track Tourists

Venice is one of the most visited cities in Italy and Europe, welcoming 25 million visitors per year and over 193,000 in a single day during the 2019 Carnival. This has led to significant problems with overcrowding, which the city is trying to combat. Last month, Venice announced that they would be introducing an entry…

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Bookworms rejoice! Explore fascinating cities through Kimpton Book Club

Bookworms rejoice! Explore fascinating cities through Kimpton Book Club

While travel bucket lists may be on hold for some of us right now, discovering new places, cultures and people through the pages of a book is still filled with the promise of pleasure and escape. Book buying grew by up to 400% week on week at some points during the pandemic, as many rediscovered…

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Spain Reinstates Travel Restrictions For U.S. Visitors

Spain Reinstates Travel Restrictions For U.S. Visitors

Travel restrictions have been reimposed on U.S. passengers and proof of vaccination is required for all non-essential travel to Spain. Spain has officially removed the United States from its “white list”, meaning restrictions on U.S. passengers have been reinstated and proof of vaccination will now be required before travel. Starting September 6th, all travelers from…

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Foreign Office seeks to clarify US travel ban | News

Liberty Island to reopen on United States Independence Day

Officials at the United States National Park Service has confirmed Liberty Island, damaged by Hurricane Sandy, will reopen on July 4th. Ellis Island, also damaged in the storm, requires more extensive repairs and remains closed. There is no reopening date at this time. Advance reservations are required for access to the Statue of Liberty’s crown.…

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SUPER SEVEN SERIES -2nd podcast drops – interviews with travel identities – who’s next?

The Super Seven Series drops the second of seven episodes, when we have a lively chat with the ever bubbly Georgia Rickard, and catch up on all the goss, her best experiences and her favourite places to travel. About Georgia Rickard – she is a multi-award-winning magazine editor. The former Editor at Large for Virgin Australia, and…

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Most expensive destinations in America revealed | News

Most expensive destinations in America revealed

Provincetown, located at the extreme tip of Cape Cod in Massachusetts, is the United States’ most expensive destination in terms of its hotel costs. A survey carried out by CheapHotels.org compared hotel rates for all destinations in the USA for this summer’s main travel period of July 1st to August 31st. The rankings were determined…

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