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Sabre Corporation recently extended its long-term distribution agreement with Qantas, Australia’s largest airline. 

This multi-year agreement reflects a continued commitment between Sabre and Qantas to deliver the widest breadth of content to travel agencies worldwide with the most flexible options, including comprehensive access to Qantas’ New Distribution Capability (NDC) content.

Qantas executive manager for global sales and distribution Kathryn Robertson said: “At Qantas, we’re focused on enhancing our retailing capabilities to meet the dynamic needs of both travellers and travel agencies. Our continuing collaboration with Sabre is central to our distribution strategy, helping ensure our customers can seamlessly shop, book, and service a comprehensive range of Qantas content via NDC. We’re excited to be able to offer agencies more flexibility and choice in the coming months through Sabre’s global marketplace.”

A long-standing partnership 

Sabre and Qantas have had a valued, long-standing distribution relationship, with Sabre being among the first global distribution systems to distribute the airline’s NDC offers in 2021. 

Under the renewed agreement, Sabre-connected agents will continue to be able to access the full range of traditional EDIFACT and NDC offers made available by Qantas. 

Sabre Travel Solutions’ senior vice-president for air distribution Chris Wilding said: “Just as we are committed to providing travellers with greater choice through our multi-source content platform, we also want to empower travel agents with enhanced flexibility and personalization in the way they do business. This renewed agreement highlights the joint commitment of Qantas and Sabre to creating a comprehensive marketplace that seamlessly meets the demands of a rapidly evolving travel ecosystem.”

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Regent Seven Seas Cruises unveiled its striking new brand positioning today, 5th December, with a campaign that sports a strong and distinctive creative look and powerful Unrivalled at Sea tagline.

Regent’s new brand positioning firmly cements its position as the world’s leading ultra luxury cruise line. In addition, Regent has revealed a rich and emotive global brand campaign titled Nobody Does It Better which encapsulates the extraordinary vacation experience found only on board The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet.

The exciting reveal is a culmination of a significant multi-year evolution of the brand, designed to best position Regent for continued success, and reflecting their unwavering dedication to redefining luxury at sea.

Cruise line president Andrea DeMarco said of the new campaign: “We are delighted to proudly reveal our new brand positioning and compelling global brand campaign to our valued guests, Travel Partners, and team members all around the world. When guests sail aboard The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet, our goal is always to provide a seamless and carefree travel experience that is Unrivaled at Sea, exceeding each guests’ unique expectations in every way. We truly believe that across our fundamental brand pillars of Immersive Exploration, Heartfelt Hospitality, Luxurious Space and Epicurean Perfection, that Nobody Does It Better than Regent Seven Seas Cruises.”

Taking a bold new stance

Regent’s new tagline Unrivalled at Sea, along with its new logo and black and white brand colors are bold and striking, allowing its new creative to be distinct, standing out in the cruise line’s competitor set, and placing Regent comfortably among the world’s leading ultra luxury land-based hotels and resorts.

The new creative look and feel has been specifically designed to allow for more use in the digital sphere as Regent’s key demographics become more savvy with online technology, while imagery used in marketing activity will now focus on transporting guests into holiday experiences, showcasing the four pillars central to Regent’s brand promise.

Likewise, the new global brand marketing campaign Nobody Does It Better was launched with a captivating and emotive film that tells the story of a couple who are cared for and pampered from the very start of their voyage. 

The film features a bespoke recording of classic song “Unforgettable” by award-winning producer David Kosten, underlining the cruise line’s timeless sophistication and elegance.

Pillars upholding success

The promise of being Unrivalled at Sea is supported by four guiding brand pillars which highlight key guest experiences that Regent excels at: Immersive Exploration, Heartfelt Hospitality, Luxurious Space, and Epicurean Perfection.

The very foundation of this brand promise lies in Regent’s unique value proposition as The Most Inclusive Luxury Experience.

Heartfelt Hospitality is, however, a new pillar for Regent, to better capture the warmth, care and personalised attention delivered to each guest by the incredible onboard team. 

These passionate team members attend to every imaginable detail, caring for each guest like family to deliver a seamless travel experience. 

Decades of heritage, a relentless pursuit of perfection and Regent’s commitment to being the consummate host truly set the cruise line apart in the industry, and is consistently a top factor cited by guests for their strong brand loyalty.

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Three prominent Philippine nature destinations are among the five new heritage parks announced by the ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity (ACB) late last month.

These locations are the Apo Reef, the Turtle Islands, and the Balinsasayao Twin Lakes.

The three destinations join the Phou Xieng Thong National Protected Area and Nam Poui National Protected Area in Lao PDR in the list, bringing the total of ACB-recognised heritage parks to 62. 

Constantly relevant

According to acting ACB executive director Clarissa Arida, the ASEAN Heritage Parks (AHP) programme continues to grow and stay relevant despite the passing of four decades.

The programme serves as an outstanding showcase of ‘ONE ASEAN’ regional cooperation and commitment of the ASEAN Member States to preserve and restore its immense natural wealth.”

Arida said: “The AHP Programme stayed true to its purpose of strengthening the connectivity of highly significant ecosystems in the region and in improving protected area management.”

She added that being part of the AHP network provides protected areas with opportunities to share good practices, participate in regional capacity development and awareness-raising activities, and get assistance in enhancing protected area management operations, among others.

Collectively, the newly-named AHPs cover 11.6 million hectares of legally gazetted protected areas representing terrestrial, marine, and wetland ecosystems.

Natural treasures

The Apo Reef Natural Park, located west of Sablayan town in Occidental Mindoro province, is the largest contiguous coral reef system in the country and the second largest in the world.

The park is a known marine biodiversity hotspot that is home to vibrant coral reefs, pristine lagoons, seagrass beds, various mangroves, and lush beach forests.

It is a sanctuary for over 482 fish species, 63 genera of hard corals, rare marine invertebrates such as the Endangered Green Sea Turtle and Critically Endangered Hawksbill Turtle, and iconic species like Dugongs, Whale Sharks, and Hammerhead Sharks.

The ACB officially designates the Apo Reef Natural Park as the 61st ASEAN Heritage Park.

The Balinsasayao Twin Lakes Natural Park, on the other hand, is a known habitat of globally important species such as the Endangered Negros Shrew (Crocidura negrina), Visayan Spotted Deer (Rusa alfredi), Visayan Leopard Cat (Prionailurus bengalensis rabori), the Critically Endangered Philippine Tube-nosed Fruit Bat (Nyctimene rabori) and the Visayan Warty Pig (Sus cebifrons negrinus), as well as Philippine endemic species like the Endangered Golden-crowned Flying Fox (Acerodon jubatus).

The park is located in Negros Oriental and covers an area of 8,016 hectares that serves as home to some 325 fern species, 237 tree species, 27 mammalian fauna, and 209 resident and migrant birds.

Meanwhile, the Turtle Islands Wildlife Sanctuary is known to be the only major nesting habitat of Green Sea Turtles (Chelonia mydas) in the Philippines—the only one in the ASEAN region.

This park is part of the Sulu archipelago in the province of Tawi-Tawi and is under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources and Energy of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.

The Turtle Islands was identified as Extremely High for biodiversity conservation and was declared a Turtle Island Heritage Protected Area (TIHPA) through a Memorandum of Agreement between the Philippines and Malaysia in 1996.

It is also included in the Indian Ocean and South-East Asia Marine Sea Turtle Site Network.

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The post Tourism Malaysia launches its 2024 Malaysia Year-End Sales Campaign appeared first on TD (Travel Daily Media) Travel Daily Media.

Tourism Malaysia’s 2024 Malaysia Year-End Sales (MYES 2024) campaign is currently in full swing and is on until 1st January 2025.

Launched last 15th November, the campaign is a collaboration with Mastercard and over 60 local tourism industry players, including shopping malls, retailers, hotels and airlines.

MYES 2024 offers unparalleled shopping and tourism experiences, encompassing a diverse range of goods, accommodation, transportation, and food and beverage options, with more than 130 exciting activities and promotions awaiting tourists visiting shopping malls across Malaysia.

Tourism Malaysia director-general Manoharan Periasamy stated: “Shopping is a crucial component of our nation’s tourism industry. From January to September 2024, tourist expenditure in the shopping segment reached RM26.98 billion, a significant 63 percent increase compared to RM16.56 billion logged in the same period in 2023. This represents 36.8 percent of the total tourism revenue of RM73.2 billion for this period. Hence, we are confident that the reintroduction of the Malaysia Mega Sale campaign this year will further boost this segment’s growth.”

This nationwide campaign enjoys strong support from key industry associations, including the Malaysia Shopping Malls Association (PPK Malaysia), the Malaysia Retailers Association (MRA), the Malaysia Retail Chain Association (MRCA), the Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH), and the Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG).

What can be expected at MYES 2024?

MYES 2024 enables both local and foreign shoppers to explore a wide selection of automobiles, gadgets, IT products, home decor, fashion, as well as health and cosmetic products.

The campaign features a wide array of offerings, including discounts of up to 90 percent off on selected products at participating malls and retailers.

Shoppers also have the opportunity to win amazing prizes, including a GWM HAVAL H6 HEV and a Toyota Vellfire, with every purchase at selected shopping malls.

They may also find themselves under live balloon drop events at selected malls for a chance to win RM20,000 in prizes.

Aside from these, the campaign also features exclusive weekly deals on beauty products, clothing, accessories, home appliances, and electronics.

Air and accommodation perks

Meanwhile, Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) is offering attractive airfares from several international destinations with connecting domestic flights to Langkawi, Penang, Johor Bahru, and more. 

AirAsia Ride also provides promotional code redemptions for convenient transportation to participating malls.

Beyond the shopping opportunities, participating hotels are offering attractive accommodation packages for couples and families, complemented by gastronomic experiences such as afternoon tea, snack packs, and buffet dinners, with some hotels even offering late check-out until 4:30 p.m. 

A diverse range of tourism activities are also available, from visiting the zoo and Natural Batik Village to enjoying street art, kayaking in mangrove forests, ATV riding, snorkelling, golfing, and river cruises.

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The post Gayla Guyse appointed general manager of Omni Fort Lauderdale Hotel appeared first on TD (Travel Daily Media) Travel Daily Media.

Omni Hotels & Resorts is pleased to announce the appointment of Gayla Guyse as General Manager of the highly anticipated Omni Fort Lauderdale Hotel, the brand’s third property in Florida. With more than 25 years of dedicated service and operational excellence at Omni, Guyse brings a wealth of leadership experience to the property, set to open in Fall 2025.

The 29-story hotel development will be connected directly to the Broward County Convention Center, poised to be one of the premier convention venues in the country following its ongoing renovation and expansion. The property will offer 801 guest rooms and 82 suites, nine food and beverage outlets, a vibrant rooftop bar, a sprawling pool, a full-service spa, and fitness center. The hotel will also have over 120,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting and event space, including a 30,000 square foot Waterway Ballroom, a 15,000 square foot Port Everglades Ballroom, 27 breakout rooms, and multiple pre-function meeting spaces with waterfront views.

In her new role, Guyse will lead the opening of the hotel and oversee all departments including operations, sales and marketing, rooms, risk management, and food and beverage.

“We’re continually working to “grow the garden” by investing in the right talent who will not only empower teams but also prioritize their personal growth within the company,” said Vince Parrotta, Chief Operating Officer at Omni Hotels & Resorts. “Gayla’s strategic insights and consistent performance have played a key role in her rise at Omni, and we’re excited to have her lead the charge as we introduce the brand to Fort Lauderdale.”

Throughout her career, Guyse has held key leadership roles across multiple Omni properties, including positions as General Manager of Omni Dallas Hotel at Park West, Director of Sales & Marketing at Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star, and Director of Catering and Conference Services at both Omni Fort Worth Hotel and Omni Dallas Hotel at Park West. Most recently, Guyse served as General Manager at Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star, where she led with distinction for over two years. Prior to that role, she served as General Manager of Omni Houston Hotel, overseeing both the Houston property and Omni Houston Hotel at Westside during a pivotal period that included the transition and sale of the Westside property.

 

 

 

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The post Cathay Pacific Airways to start flying from Munich Airport to Hong Kong appeared first on TD (Travel Daily Media) Travel Daily Media.

Cathay Pacific announced that flights between the economic metropolis of Hong Kong and the Bavarian state capital will be introduced from mid-June 2025. As of then, it will be possible to fly four times a week to the city of over seven million inhabitants in southeastern China, at around lunchtime on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, on a modern and fuel-efficient Airbus A350-900.

With Cathay Pacific, a fourth Asian airline has decided to start flying to Munich in the last three years. With a total of eight Asian airlines, the Bavarian premium hub confirms its enormous significance as an economic and tourist hub joining Europe and Asia. The international airport in Hong Kong is also a well-connected hub for flights to the Asian region as well as to Australia and New Zealand.

“The fact that Cathay Pacific has chosen Munich Airport shows both the appreciation of our airport and the attractiveness and pulling power of the state of Bavaria. The reconnection with the economic metropolis of Hong Kong via the home carrier Cathay Pacific is a great success,” says Jost Lammers, CEO of Munich Airport.

Cathay Chief Customer and Commercial Officer Lavinia Lau said: “We are very excited to be adding Munich to our network for the very first time next year, marking our second port in Germany and 10th in Europe. Hong Kong is a world-class international financial, commercial and aviation hub, and these flights will provide our customers with a direct connection between our home city and one of Europe’s most important economic, tourism and transportation centers.”

 

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Accor, a global hospitality leader, is proud to present its insights on the top 2025 Wellness Trends. Curated with the expertise of Emlyn Brown, Global SVP of Wellbeing, Strategy, Design, and Development at Accor, these trends provide an in-depth look at key advancements and innovations expected to influence the wellness industry in the coming year.

Wellness in 2025 will go beyond fleeting trends, grounding itself in science and authenticity. As consumers increasingly prioritise truth over hype, the future of health will be defined by a blend of technology, trust, and transparency. The path to genuine wellbeing is clear: informed choices, sustainable habits, and a holistic focus on the whole self,” said Emlyn Brown, Global SVP of Wellbeing, Strategy, Design, and Development at Accor.

Beyond the Hype: Backlash Against Biohacking

In 2025, consumers will move away from biohacking fads, quick fixes, and misleading health claims – or ‘health washing’ – that dominate on social media. With one study finding that only 2% of video nutrition content on TikTok is accurate, there’s a growing shift toward trusted, professional healthcare advice. Frustrated and confused by unreliable information, people are increasingly seeking evidence-based wellness solutions over influencer-driven trends. “At Accor, and across our spectrum of hospitality brands, we prioritise tested-and-true fundamentals and science-backed practices, such as our sleep research commissioned by Sofitel Hotels & Resorts that is published in the Journal of Sleep Disorders & Therapy,” states Brown. “We recognise that wellbeing thrives not in fleeting trends but in the steady pursuit of evidence and integrity.”

Athletic Wellness Escapes: The Rise of Transformational Sports & Nature Experiences

Wellness travel is evolving, shifting from passive relaxation to dynamic, athletic-focused experiences. Post-pandemic, there’s been a surge in outdoor, sports-based wellness activities – ranging from cycling excursions and hiking adventures to high-intensity challenges. Imagine joining a cycling club with a hundred fellow enthusiasts, tackling the scenic Route 14 of the Tour de France, or training at an elite soccer academy alongside professionals. This active engagement fosters a powerful sense of belonging and motivation, creating transformative experiences for participants. Accor is at the forefront of this trend, offering immersive outdoor experiences at hotels such as Fairmont Windsor Park, Fairmont Chateau Whistler and Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise where guests benefit from access to elite training spaces in truly breathtaking locations. Another example from Accor is a partnership with Cinq Mondes for The Spartan Massage and Recovery Sequence at The Purist Retreat & Spa, Cures Marines Hôtel & Spa Trouville – MGallery Collection. These types of experiences promote physical endurance, build community, and inspire a sense of accomplishment through shared challenges.

Functional Wellness Drinks: The Future of Beverages

As alcohol consumption continues to decline globally, particularly among Gen Z, functional wellness beverages are taking center stage and reshaping social gatherings. Adaptogenic drinks infused with ingredients like collagen, magnesium, and herbs are becoming popular for their ability to improve focus, enhance cognition, and provide balanced energy without alcohol. These functional beverages are set to take a prominent role in hospitality. This trend is exemplified by Raffles London at The OWO and its Pillar Kitchen, where health-focused, nutritionally balanced juices and smoothies are crafted by wellness experts to optimise performance, inviting guests and members to enjoy healthy socialisation. Novotel has introduced signature teas available throughout their hotels, from guest rooms to lobby bars. These beverages are crafted to promote relaxation and wellbeing, aligning with Novotel’s holistic approach to guest wellness.

Brain Fitness: Optimising Cognitive Performance for a Longer, Healthier Life

With life expectancy on the rise, brain health has become a top wellness priority. Consumers across all age groups, from 25 to 75, are actively seeking ways to enhance cognitive function and mental clarity. In response, the market is focusing on four key trends: brain supplements, nootropic-infused drinks, high-tech brain devices, and personalised brainwave programs designed to optimise cognitive performance. From Bio Trust’s Eternal Mind supplement and Japan’s Sun Neuro product to Rebalance Impulse Tech, Accor is introducing innovative solutions to support memory and brain function. “Wellness offerings will increasingly integrate these brain-boosting technologies. As life extends, so does the quest for a sharper mind—wellness now means nurturing the brain as much as the body,” added Emlyn Brown.

Back to Basics: The Return to Wellness Fundamentals

In 2025, simplicity will take center stage, emphasising the core pillars of well-being: movement, nutrition, and mindfulness. Consumers are moving away from complex wellness regimens, embracing more accessible practices such as walking, nature-based retreats, sauna sessions, and open water swimming. For example, MGallery embraces mindfulness throughout its everyday guest experiences as well as regenerative retreat experiences that go beyond classical wellness practices. Whether in-room, at the restaurant or walking around the hotel, guests discover opportunities to align mind and body and breathe with consciousness. Santa Teresa Hotel RJ – MGallery Collection held a transformative three-day mindfulness retreat in 2024 – focusing on the fundamentals of self-care and setting the stage for similar retreats at select MGallery hotels in 2025. As one of the newest additions to the Ennismore collective, a creative hospitality company in which Accor owns a majority share, Our Habitas encourages a digital disconnect to enable guests to meaningfully reconnect with nature. This off-grid philosophy also fosters social connections that nourish the soul, with strangers becoming friends and friends becoming family. At Swissôtel Uludağ Bursain in Türkiye, guests can embrace nature’s offerings year-round, from invigorating summer hikes to world-class ski slopes in the winter.

Stealth Muscle: Shifting Focus from Aesthetics to Functional Fitness

The trend toward over-muscularity is fading as fitness enthusiasts shift their focus to balance, flexibility, and functional muscle development. This shift is evident in the 176% rise in low-impact workout bookings since 2022 on ClassPass. With an emphasis on ‘being fit rather than looking fit,’ workouts like Reformer Pilates are surging in popularity. Traditionally associated with women’s fitness, Pilates is now gaining traction among men as well, as seen in the rise of the hashtag #RealMenDoPilates, with men increasingly recognising its numerous benefits. Several Fairmont hotels across the Americas leverage their partnership with Three Sages, providing in-room wellness programs that guide guests through restorative yoga and meditation practices on demand.

Wellness, Your Way: The Continued Rise of Personalized Health Experiences

Customisation and personalisation are transforming the wellness industry, with 82% of consumers stating that tailored experiences are key to their brand choices. Advances in AI and wearable technology are making hyper-personalised wellness plans, real-time workout adjustments, and bespoke nutrition insights possible. This shift creates exciting opportunities for the hospitality sector to offer hyper-personalised wellness programs, create bespoke nutrition plans for guests, enhance spa treatments, and provide individualised sleep therapy, guided meditation, and dynamic bathing experiences—all powered by the latest technology. This is precisely what guests will encounter at The Purist Retreat & Spa, Cures Marines Hôtel & Spa Trouville – MGallery Collection, where the seaside resort’s traditional thalassotherapy experience is enriched with advanced diagnostics to create personalised wellness plans incorporating the four essential components of wellness: care, sport, nutrition, and sleep. At Pullman Hotels & Resorts, the brand is redefining personalisation within guestrooms to meet the evolving needs of modern travelers. The recently unveiled Transforming Room at Pullman Singapore Orchard exemplifies this vision, offering guests the flexibility to seamlessly convert their room into a functional wellness space for activities such as yoga or meditation.

Master Nutritionists: The New Celebrities of the Culinary World

As nutrition becomes central to wellness, expert nutritionists are taking the place of celebrity chefs. With the personalised nutrition market projected to reach $23.3 billion by 2027, individuals are increasingly seeking tailored dietary solutions to enhance both physical and mental health. At Accor, this trend is embodied by Pillar Kitchen at Raffles London at The OWO. Part of the Pillar Wellbeing concept, this health café puts plant-based food and nutrition at the forefront. With a menu crafted by Michelin-starred chef Jason Atherton, the program also offers one-on-one nutrition coaching sessions, helping individuals deepen their understanding of diet and supplements to support a personalised nutritional strategy for members and guests. Similarly, Emilie Félix, a chef specialising in energetic cuisine, collaborates with Cures Marines Hôtel & Spa Trouville – MGallery Collection to create balanced, revitalising, and personalised menus. Her approach focuses on using five elements—ingredients, flavours, colours, textures, and cooking methods to provide a holistic, energy-boosting dining experience.

 

 

 

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FCM Meetings & Events (FCM M&E), the long-standing event management specialist and flagship division of the Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG), has announced the appointment of  Victoria Deprez as UK and Ireland, Business Leader. Deprez’s appointment comes at a pivotal time for the M&E division as they recently announced a $20 million global investment to target worldwide growth for this segment of the business.

With over 18 years of leadership experience in the meetings and events industry, Deprez has built a reputation for delivering transformative client solutions across the technology and travel sectors.

“Our Meetings and Events division has seen significant investment as we focus on unlocking its full potential, and we’re thrilled to welcome Victoria as our new Business Leader for the UK and Ireland, said Frits De Kok, Head of FCM Meetings & Events, EMEA.  “With an incredible opportunity for growth ahead of us, her expertise in identifying strategic opportunities and delivering client-centric solutions will be instrumental in positioning us as the go-to travel management company for meetings, events, and event travel. Victoria’s dedication to innovation and her proven ability to create value make her a fantastic addition to our team as we continue to elevate our presence in this dynamic sector.”

Prior to joining FCM M&E Deprez worked for Leapwork, a Microsoft-backed tech startup, where she played an instrumental role in driving client engagement and building scalable, high-impact strategies. Before joining Leapwork, Victoria held senior roles at prominent industry players including The Institute of Travel Management, Travelport, Event Travel Management and Navan.

“I’m thrilled to join this exceptional team at such an exciting time for the Meetings and Events division. I’m eager to bring a fresh perspective to uncover strategic opportunities, enhance the client experience, and deliver meaningful value. It’s clear that this team’s commitment to excellence has established it as a trusted partner in the industry, and I’m looking forward to building on that foundation as we shape the future of meetings and events together, said Victoria Deprez, UK and Ireland, Business Leader, FCM M&E.

 

 

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