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Nadal stunned by Schwartzman in Rome quarter-finals
(Reuters) - Defending champion Rafa Nadal crashed out of the Italian Open with a stunning 6-2 7-5 defeat by Argentine Diego Schwartzman in the quarter-finals on Saturday.
Factbox: Tottenham Hotspur's loan signing Gareth Bale
(Reuters) - Factbox on Wales international Gareth Bale, who re-signed for Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur in a one-year loan deal from Spanish champions Real Madrid on Saturday.
What to do if your hotel messes up your booking?
If a hotel messes up your booking, you don't need to accept rebooking offer.
Pandemic hiking etiquette and guidelines that Malaysians should know
Just because you’re out in the open air doesn’t mean you can relax your guard, and hiking associations and walking tour guides have been busy issuing trail guidelines.
How do you spot a fake holiday listing?
Booking holiday accommodations online, without ever seeing the place, can be full of pitfalls if you’re not careful. Nothing ruins a vacation faster than finding out the cute little holiday home you paid for doesn’t actually exist, or the landlord is a fraud.
What destinations did travellers fantasise about during Covid-19 lockdown?
According to an analysis of Instagram posts with the “TakeMeBack” hashtag, travellers in quarantine spent a lot of time dreaming of destinations across the globe.
Iceland cautiously opens for tourists, with tests for all
Iceland reopened its borders recently in a move welcomed by the battered tourism sector, but Covid-19 tests are required for all travellers.
Malaysian traveller finds love in the air in Santorini
Santorini was one of the places that this reader always dreamt of visiting, and last year, she finally made the decision to visit the Greek island.
Preventing the second wave of Covid-19
Balancing the needs to save lives and to save livelihoods is the key consideration when it comes to reopening the economy.
This is what luxury tourism looks like in Dubai amid Covid-19
As the pandemic lockdown eases in Dubai, its world-class tourism industry is charting a gradual comeback – but the new normal has taken a toll on the city’s “wow” factor.
