Saturday, 28 January 2012
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    Charity meets luxury at Namibia¡¯s Naankuse

    Travellers from across the globe looking for a different type of adventure, where you can mix charity with luxury, have been invited to spend their time gaining unique and rare experiences at Namibia¡¯s only eco-friendly charity lodge, Naankuse.

  • Oceania¡¯s Riviera still dry as launch delayed

    The launch of Oceania Cruises new ship Riviera has been delayed by three weeks after construction has fallen behind schedule due to industrial action at Fincantieri's shipyard near Genoa.

  • Crystal expands Asian specialty cuisine

    In accordance with Crystal Cruises¡¯ tradition of bringing high-quality, authentic international experiences to its guests in unique ways, the luxe line announces the addition of ¡°Chinese comfort food¡± to its Crystal Serenity cruise ship.

  • Pacific Sun Wears Giant Australian Flags on Australia Day

    P&O Cruises¡¯ Pacific Sun took centre stage on Sydney Harbour today for the city¡¯s Australia Day celebrations, with the cruise ship dressed with two of the biggest Australian flags ever displayed on the harbour.

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    Justin Quek

    After years of travelling and testing the finest dishes from around the globe, Singaporean Celebrity Chef Justin Quek returned home last year to help design the menu and template of Sky on 57 in Marina Bay Sands.

  • New services, more passengers for LAX

    New international services and the strengthening Californian economy hoisted the number of travellers passing through Los Angeles International Airport up by 4.7 percent in 2011 compared to the previous year.