Historic Week for Jamaica Tourism as Minister Bartlett Honoured on Three Continents in Five Days

Breaking Travel News - Sep 23, 2026

Global recognitions and high-level engagements underscore Jamaica’s growing influence in shaping the future of tourism

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Sydney to New York in 18 Hours: Qantas Announces Project Sunrise Flight for 2028

Sep 23, 2026

Sydney to New York in 18 Hours: Qantas Announces Project Sunrise Flight for 2028

The airline's new nonstop A350 service will get Sydney passengers to New York roughly three hours faster than today's one-stop route The post Sydney to New York in 18 Hours: Qantas Announces Project Sunrise Flight for 2028 appeared first on Business Traveller.

History of mooncake moulds and their designs, and those preserving the craft

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Charlies Foundation aims to raise $100,000 over 24-hours on Wednesday to help improve patient care

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HERITAGE MONTH: CELEBRATING SOUTH AFRICA’S EVOLVING CUISINES

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The Hemingways Collection Unveils a River Camp Mara Redo

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Battle brewing over booting veterans in barracks sale

Sep 23, 2026

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Inside Bangkok’s World Gourmet Festival, where top chefs share the kitchen

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New Direct Winter Route Links Kuwait to Prague

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‘I wasn’t scared’: young Hong Kong rare cancer survivor who stayed positive

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When Kevin Cureau first spoke to his oncologist about the mass behind his knee, he was not stressed out. “It was more, ‘Oh, this is just something I have to get through.’ I wasn’t scared or anything,” says Cureau, 37, a French-Chinese cancer survivor born and living in Hong Kong who was diagnosed with stage-three liposarcoma in late 2025. Cureau took the news so calmly that even his doctor was a little surprised. But he admits that, at the time, he did not fully understand what liposarcoma was....

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