SINGAPORE, 26 June 2026: Jetstar Asia’s (3K) first flight from Singapore to Broome, Western Australia, took off on 25 June, as the low-cost carrier launched seasonal flights to one of Australia’s most charming destinations.
The new service makes Jetstar Asia the only airline to operate international flights to regional Western Australia. Importantly, it marks the first time scheduled services have been established between the two destinations.
Operated by an Airbus A320 during the dry season, the twice-weekly return services will offer close to 13,000 low-fare seats between the Lion City and the coastal town of Broome from June to October. The seasonal service will recommence in April 2025.
For travellers from Singapore, Broome is the gateway to the Kimberley region, famous for its breathtaking natural beauty, including the white sands of Cable Beach, the dinosaur footprints at Gantheaume Point, and whale watching in the Indian Ocean.
The new route also provides a direct link for residents from Australia’s Northwest to Singapore, opening up new international travel opportunities with easy access to Jetstar Asia’s extensive network and many partner airlines through Changi Airport. As a destination in its own right, Singapore offers a great city shopping and dining scene and exciting nightlife.
Jetstar Asia COO Geoffrey Lui said he was excited to add Broome to its growing network, responding to the rising demand for unique travel experiences.
“We know our customers love to explore, and with our low fares, they can now add Broome to their list of must-visit destinations,” said Lui.
“As we continue to grow, we remain committed to delivering new experiences for our customers while making international travel more accessible and affordable.
“We would like to thank Tourism WA and Broome International Airport for their ongoing support in connecting the two cities with our low fares travel.”
Acting Tourism Minister of Western Australia, John Carey noted that Tuesday’s flight launch marks a significant leap forward in expanding Western Australia’s aviation capacity.
“We are very excited to provide international visitors with direct access to our diverse North West region and an entirely new gateway into our state,” Carey adds.
“This Singapore to Broome service presents an incredible opportunity to turbocharge international visitor numbers to our Northwest and inject millions into the region’s accommodation, hospitality, and tourism businesses.
“This new international entry point into WA will also provide new itinerary options for overseas visitors from around the world through Singapore’s Changi Airport as a major global hub to help transform how visitors explore our state.”
SINGAPORE, 26 June 2024: Singapore Airlines will increase its flights to Beijing, China, by launching a daily flight to the city’s Daxing International Airport, starting 11 November.
The new daily services to Beijing Daxing International Airport will supplement the airline’s existing services to Beijing Capital International Airport.
Effective 5 August, Singapore Airlines will also increase flights to Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) from 18 to 21 weekly services.
That will give the airline three daily departures from Singapore at 0110 (SQ800*), 0830 (SQ802) and 1650 (SQ806).
*SQ800 currently flies four times weekly to PEK on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. It will increase to daily on 5 August.
The average roundtrip fare on the SIN-PEK route is USD590.
New flight SIN-PKX
Flight SQ810 will depart Singapore Changi (SIN) at 0030 and arrive in Daxing International Airport (PKX) at 0655. Flight SQ811 will depart Daxing International Airport (PKX) at 0925 and arrive in Singapore (SIN) at 1550.
SIA will serve the route with its Boeing 787-10 aircraft, featuring 36 Business Class seats and 301 Economy Class seats.
Bookings for the new route SIN-PKX (SQ810/SQ811) are already open on the airline’s website. The roundtrip fare, including tax and fees, starts at SGD407.
Flight Schedules to Beijing Daxing International Airport
From Beijing Daxing, one of the world’s largest airports, travellers can explore Beijing and nearby Tianjin and Hebei. PKX offers advanced facilities, a strategic location, and superior connectivity to and from Beijing and surrounding regions.
Beijing is a dynamic metropolis where ancient history meets modernity. It offers a rich tapestry of cultural heritage, architectural marvels, and bustling urban life.
Check out these iconic spots on your next trip
• The Great Wall of China: Experience this ancient fortification’s awe-inspiring beauty and grandeur with stunning scenic views.
• The Forbidden City: Delve into the heart of Chinese imperial history by visiting the world’s largest imperial palace.
• Beijing Hutongs: Take a rickshaw ride or walk through Beijing’s traditional alleyways, which offer a glimpse into the city’s past and present way of life.• 798 Art District: Discover Beijing’s contemporary art scene in this vibrant area, where old factory spaces have been converted into galleries, studios, and cafes.
KUALA LUMPUR, 26 June 2024: The Malaysian Tourism Federation (MTF) calls on the government to implement an immediate and substantial diesel subsidy mechanism for van and tour bus operators.
The recent diesel price increase has inflicted severe financial losses for both tour operators and travel agents who are already grappling with an extremely competitive business environment.
The issue was raised at the MTF Annual General Meeting held on 20 June.
Datuk Tan Kok Liang.
“It is not just a simple matter of passing the extra cost charged by transportation owners to the tourists but to honour the contractual tour package arrangements and obligations that apply over the next six to nine months. The tourism business involves goodwill, and we have to bear in mind that some of these key source destinations are price sensitive, particularly in the Indian, ASEAN, and Chinese markets,” said MTF President Datuk Tan Kok Liang.
Calculating the Substantial Losses
“A typical diesel bus trip achieves an average fuel efficiency of 4 km per litre. Every time a bus makes a trip on pre-committed rates established before the price hike, it incurs a loss. This is unsustainable for our operators and threatens their very survival. Tourism businesses operate on thin profit margins,” commented Tan.
To highlight the severity of the situation, Tan explained: “Each month, tour operators are losing approximately MYR3,600 per bus, based on average consumption of 3,000 litres per month and an MYR1.20 per litre increase. As we understand, about 10,000 tourism vehicles will be on the road without targeted assistance for the next six months. Tourism operators stand to lose more than MYR100 million over this period.
“The tourism eco-system comprised of multiple service providers and intermediaries. Ultimately, the final contractual party may have to bear the brunt of the increase. For example, corporate incentive events hosted in Malaysia have been pre-planned a year in advance (with contracts signed). Recently, a tour company handling an international incentive of 10,000 persons for a six-day programme had to absorb additional costs of MYR300,000 as the bus operator rejected a compromise,” commented Tan.
Support for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises
The government must recognise that most tour operators are micro, small, and medium enterprises (SMEs). These businesses are already fighting for survival in a fiercely competitive market both regionally and globally. The additional financial burden from increased diesel costs is putting extra pressure on their companies, he explained.
Requests for Market Adjustment
In light of these dire consequences, MTF requests the following immediate action:
Immediate Fuel Subsidies up to 31 March 2025: MTF requests a minimum allocation of 3,000 litres in a monthly diesel subsidy per unit vehicle up to 31 March 2025. Or…
2. Extension up to 31 March 2025 of the MYR2.15 per litre diesel subsidy: MTF requests that the government extend the MYR2.15 per litre diesel subsidy until 31 March, 2025.
The remedial action is critical to provide tour operators the necessary time to adjust to the new pricing structure, alleviate the crushing financial burden caught by the rising diesel cost and ensure the industry remains competitive.
Urgent Appeal to the Government
“Tour operators are the backbone of our tourism industry and vital to our economy,” Tan emphasised. “While we understand and support the objectives of the Madani government and the rationalisation of the diesel subsidy initiative, the industry requires immediate and decisive support from the public stakeholders to navigate this crisis.
“We urge the government, especially the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Transportation and the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture (MOTAC), to act swiftly and consider the MTF’s urgent proposals.”
SINGAPORE, 26 June 2024: AirAsia has been recognised as the World’s Best Low-Cost Airline at the Skytrax World Airline Awards 2024, marking a historic 15th consecutive year win.
AirAsia began in 2001 when Tony Fernandes and Kamarudin Meranun bought an ailing airline with two aircraft and 200 staff and turned it into the fourth largest in Asia, with more than 200 aircraft and 21,000 staff across Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and Cambodia.
In accepting the award at a ceremony in London on Monday, Capital A CEO Tony Fernandes said: “Skytrax champions global standards for airline quality and excellence, and we are thrilled to have risen to this benchmark for the 15th consecutive year. No other companies come to my mind as having achieved such a winning streak, and we are very proud of it. Our guests mean the world to us, and we are reinvigorated by the confidence they have shown by voting for us again. We look forward to continuing to serve millions more this year alone, with high quality at the best cost.”
Leveraging its 23-year track record of disruptive multi-hub operations in Asia, AirAsia continues to deliver solid improvements in customer experience thanks to continual enhancements in the booking and journey touchpoints and innovative ancillary services. Additionally, the ongoing reactivation of its fleet and the delivery of new aircraft in the coming months will enable AirAsia to explore new destinations, potentially expanding routes across Africa and Europe.
Fernandes dedicated this award to AirAsia Allstars and its loyal guests: “Since our inception, AirAsia has strived to be ahead of the curve, taking the challenging path to redefine and democratise air travel access. It is inspiring to witness the growth of this industry over the years. Thanks to Skytrax, this fantastic accolade is a tribute to what makes us the world’s best – our 21,000 Allstars and our 800 million guests, who continue to support us despite the many challenges we have faced over the last few years.
“We acknowledge the challenges as we continue to rebuild the airline from the worst crisis in aviation history, but today, we’ve emerged stronger. Travel is back, the sky’s the limit, and we are working hard to be even bigger and better than ever. See you on board soon.”
The Skytrax World Airline Awards, known as the Oscars of the aviation industry, are determined by millions of international travellers. As a global benchmark of airline quality and excellence, the final award results include more than 325 airlines, with AirAsia emerging at the top of its category.
Over 100 customer nationalities participated in the 2023/2024 online survey, with 21.42 million eligible entries counted in the results from September 2023 to May 2024, when AirAsia steadily increased its network back to over 130 destinations.
SINGAPORE, 25 June 2024: Nagaland is known as the land of festivals, and each December, the Hornbill Festival takes place in Kohima, uniting the various Naga tribes for a yearly celebration of the region’s culture and traditions.
Famed for its fierce and distinct Naga Warriors, Nagaland is a must-see for travellers in India’s North East and for the first time, Pandaw is offering a guided tour of this unique annual celebration that connects with a 10-night expedition along the mighty Brahmaputra River.
Join Pandaw for a special cruise and the festival land tour to witness one of the world’s most distinctive festivals. The Hornbill Festival in India’s Nagaland State brings together the various Naga tribes each year in December to celebrate their heritage and culture. Pandaw has curated a comprehensive six-night tour of the festival based in Kohima and combined it with a 10-night river expedition along the Brahmaputra for a truly once-in-a-lifetime trip. It delivers a distinctive 16-night expedition sailing and overland tour in December 2024, and the pick-up in bookings is brisk. Head to the website www.pandaw.com or email the Pandaw team at [email protected]
Nagaland Hornbill Festival
The Nagaland Hornbill Festival is a week-long annual celebration from 1 to 10 December, highlighting Nagaland’s rich cultural heritage. A small hill state, Nagaland is one of eight states in Northeast India. It is one of the largest indigenous festivals organised by the state government of Nagaland to promote tourism. The festival pays tribute to the Hornbill, the Nagas’ most revered bird, famed for its alertness and grandeur.
The festival takes place at the Kisama Heritage Village, around 12 km from Kohima, the capital of Nagaland. The nearest airport is Dimapur, served by flights from gateway cities such as Delhi, Kolkata, and Guwahati. The Pandaw Nagaland Hornbill Festival overland tour begins with a train ride from Guwahati to Dimapur and returns to Guwahati to connect with the 10-night Pandaw cruise on the Brahmaputra River.
Strong, compelling reasons place the Nagaland Hornbill Festival high on the must-visit list. Here are some of them.
Culture: Under one roof, you witness a dazzling display of cultures from all 16 Naga tribes. Each tribe showcases its unique attire, dances, music, and traditions, offering a glimpse into a world unlike any other.
History: Then, there is the experience of learning about Nagaland’s fascinating history through exhibitions on headhunting traditions (now replaced by symbolic displays) and the architectural heritage reflected in the Morung competition.
Food adventure: You embark on a culinary journey by tasting mouthwatering Naga cuisine at the Saapee (community feast) and exploring the night market, filled with local delicacies and fresh ingredients.
Sports: Traditional archery competitions, Naga wrestling matches, and indigenous games will amaze you. These showcase the athleticism and skills honed by the Naga people.
Morung Competition: Explore the Morungs (dormitories) built by each tribe, representing their architectural heritage and craftsmanship. They are judged based on their design, construction, and cultural significance.
Hornbill Festival Fashion Extravaganza: Witness a unique display of modern and traditional Naga attire, showcasing the state’s textile heritage and contemporary fashion.
Agricultural Expo: Learn about Nagaland’s agricultural practices and see displays of local cash crops, fruits, and vegetables.
Games and Sports: Enjoy traditional archery competitions, wrestling matches, and other indigenous games that showcase Naga skills and traditions.
Music Concerts: Immerse yourself in evenings filled with energetic performances by local and national music artists.
Night Market: Explore the bustling night market with stalls selling Naga handicrafts, souvenirs, textiles, and local food.
Nagaland Hornbill Festival and Brahmaputra Expedition DIMAPUR – GUWAHATI – DIBRUGARH 16 nights FROM USD7,195
DUBAI, 25 June 2024: Flying smarter and maintaining a strong focus on minimising fuel consumption and emissions starts in the cockpit.
Emirates implemented ‘Green Operating Procedures’ (‘Green Ops’)* in 2016, taking a multi-pronged approach that looks for opportunities to reduce on-ground and in-flight fuel use. In addition, it provides pilots with the necessary education, awareness, data analytics, and technology to help them manage their flights as efficiently as possible.
Led by an internal cross-functional Operations Efficiency Steering Group, the airline aims to mitigate unnecessary fuel burn and emissions wherever possible while ensuring the highest safety standards embraced by Emirates are never compromised. In the last financial year, 2023-2024, ‘Green Ops’ and other operating initiatives helped Emirates reduce fuel burn by more than 48,000 tonnes and carbon emissions by over 151,000 tonnes.
Here are some of the key operational measures taken in the air and on the ground to reduce unnecessary fuel burn and emissions:
Discretionary Extra Fuel
The flight commander ensures that each flight uplifts enough fuel for safe operations. Depending on the assessment of prevailing operational circumstances, the Captain may choose to uplift extra fuel beyond the minimum stipulated by regulatory standards. This initiative encourages the Captain to uplift extra fuel based on well-founded judgment and legitimate operational needs. The goal is to furnish Captains with pertinent data and analysis, aiding them in making more informed and precise decisions regarding the uplift of extra fuel. With this initiative, the increase in discretionary extra fuel has been reduced significantly.
Flight speed optimisation
An aircraft’s speed directly impacts its fuel consumption and emissions. To accurately calculate the optimised speed for a flight, some considerations are made based on a thorough calculation that seeks to minimise total operating costs while maintaining adherence to departure and arrival schedules. Depending on prevailing operating conditions, pilots may have the opportunity to adjust speed to decrease fuel consumption without compromising the integrity of the flight schedule.
Reduced flap landing
Aircraft have the flexibility to land using a variety of flap configurations. Emirates pilots carefully assess and select the flap setting that minimises aerodynamic drag, reducing fuel consumption as a result. This decision is made without compromising safety and is adapted to different runway conditions.
Idle reverse thrust
Pilots can use different levels of reverse thrust, providing backward thrust to decelerate the aircraft as soon as it is on the ground. Based on prevailing conditions and runway length, Emirates pilots will prioritise using idle reverse thrust to reduce fuel consumption.
Reduced engine taxi-in (RETI)
Once they have landed, aircraft don’t require power from all engines during ground taxiing. Emirates pilots take advantage of every opportunity to engage in reduced engine taxiing by shutting down one or two engines (depending on the aircraft’s engine configuration) upon landing. This practice is implemented without compromising safety or operational efficiency.
Optimised flight routings
Emirates has been using flexible flight routes since 2003 as a pioneer and early adopter of flight planning efficiencies. Working directly with air traffic control and other industry bodies across its network, the airline works hard to optimise each route flown between cities. Optimising routings enables Emirates to carry and use less fuel on flights, resulting in lower emissions.
Technology and Innovation – Flight Pulse
Emirates introduced FlightPulse (collaboratively developed with GE Digital Aviation Services), an extensive self-service data analytics tool to all its pilots, incorporating crucial elements of operational data and analytics pertaining to each flight’s safety and fuel efficiency performance. This tool has significantly transformed the monitoring of flight operations data. The rollout of FlightPulse has fostered improved collaboration between Flight Operations management and the pilot community at Emirates, ultimately enhancing the safety and efficiency of flights. This initiative demonstrates the airline’s commitment to industry innovation through technology adoption to improve fuel efficiency.
Centre of Gravity Optimisation
The aircraft’s centre of gravity (CG) significantly influences the safety and efficiency of a flight. Loading the aircraft at the optimised Centre of Gravity ensures proper weight and balance, increases its aerodynamic efficiency, and ultimately saves fuel. Emirates has a rigorous policy of loading aircraft to come as close as possible to the ideal trim line to minimise fuel burn.
APU Usage
One way Emirates reduces fuel consumption on the ground is by minimising the use of the aircraft auxiliary power unit (APU) and instead using the electrical ground power unit (GPU) to reduce emissions. APU use has been reduced by over 30% since the introduction of this initiative.
Adjusted potable water uplift
Emirates uses an exacting scientific method of calculating potable water required for a flight to reduce weight for more efficient fuel uplift. Each flight uploads the required amount of potable water without compromising passenger comfort.
*“Green Operations” (‘Green Ops’) is a term used internally by Emirates’ flight operations personnel and pilots to describe a programme that incorporates several measures to reduce fuel burn and carbon emissions.
For flight information and to make bookings, head to the website www.emirates.com.
KUALA LUMPUR, 25 June 2024: Costa Cruise Line’s Costa Serena will homeport in Malaysia for a series of five sailings in December organised and sold by Hwajing Travel and Tours.
The Italian cruise ship will sail from Port Klang and offer three itineraries: A three-day, two-night trip to Penang, a four-day, three-night trip to Phuket and a six-day, five-night sailing to Vietnam and Hong Kong.
The starting price for the three-day, two-night cruise to Penang is MYR599 per person. Seniors get a 10% discount off the listed cruise prices.
Sailings from Port Klang
4 December, 2024 – 4D3N Port Klang-Phuket-Port Klang (Wed) 7 December, 2024 – 4D3N Port Klang-Phuket-Port Klang (Sat) 10 December, 2024 – 4D3N Port Klang-Phuket-Port Klang (Tue) 13 December, 2024 – 3D2N Port Klang-Penang-Port Klang (Fri) 15 December, 2024 – 6D5N Port Klang-Vietnam-Hong Kong (Sun) *One-Way Cruise
Commenting on Costa Serena’s seasonal homeporting Hwajing Travel and Tours managing director Kenny Cheong said: “Following our inaugural season in March this year, we are delighted to bring back the beautiful Costa Serena to homeport in Port Klang. We are proud to play a significant role in boosting cruise tourism in Malaysia and supporting local businesses in the Port Klang area while offering Malaysian and regional travellers an affordable, convenient and relaxing way to travel around the region.”
Special early bird prices are on offer until 31 July by contacting the team at Hwajing Travel & Tours. For more information head to the website: https://sites.google.com/view/costaserena-hwajing/home.
BANGKOK, 25 June 2024: Just two days remain to unlock Thai Vietjet’s mid-year travel deals, with fares starting at THB550 (inclusive of taxes and fees) for domestic flights and from THB1,650 (inclusive of taxes and fees) on international routes.
The booking window closes at midnight on 26 June, while the travel period runs from 16 July 2024 to 28 February 2025 (excluding public holidays) at www.vietjetair.com.
The special promotional tickets apply to Vietjet Thailand’s entire domestic flight network from Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) to Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Phuket, Krabi, Hat Yai, Surat Thani, Udon Thani, Khon Kaen, and Ubon Ratchathani and cross-country routes connecting Phuket to Chiang Mai. The THB1,650 fare applies to Vietjet Thailand’s international network from Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) to Vietnam, China, Fukuoka, Phnom Penh, Singapore, Taipei, and Chiang Mai to Osaka.
The promotional fares are also available on all other distribution channels, such as www.vietjetair.com, mobile app “Vietjet Air”, via Facebook at www.facebook.com/VietJetThailand by clicking the “Booking” tab. Payment can be made with ‘True Money Wallet’ and international debit/credit cards.
Currently, Vietjet Thailand operates flights on 11 domestic routes from Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) to Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Phuket, Krabi, Udon Thani, Hat Yai, Khon Kaen, Ubon Ratchathani, and Surat Thani, cross-regional flights including from Phuket to Chiang Mai.
SINGAPORE, 25 June 2024: Hong Kong residents are most likely to use up all their vacation days and even take more time off than they are allocated, according to the latest Expedia Expedia’s Vacation Deprivation Report released last week.
Hong Kong was the only market where respondents didn’t leave vacation days unused. Instead, they took a few extra days during the year for good measure.
Photo credit: Expedia.
The annual report has been analysing time-off trends worldwide for 24 years.
The 2024 report found that Japanese workers take an average of 12 days off, and surprisingly, Japan boasts the lowest vacation deprivation levels in the world (53%). France and Hong Kong take nearly a month off annually, while Americans struggle to use up just 12 days.
Expedia Group head of brands public relations Melanie Fish noted: “In Japan, people take time off every month instead of just twice a year. For the French, a full month of vacation still doesn’t feel like enough time.”
Japanese respondents are almost seven times more likely to vacation monthly. Their strategy takes advantage of federal holidays or office and school closures to schedule frequent, short getaways that allow for a break from the routine and a quick refresh between longer trips.
No one vacations quite like the French, taking the most days off of any country globally. French respondents tend to shy away from the “big trip,” with nearly a third (30%) opting to spread their days out evenly throughout the year.
Coming in as the most vacation-deprived nation this year (84%), German travellers are motivated to make a change and are more determined than ever to use all their time off in 2024.
“No one means to leave vacation days behind, but life gets busy, and it’s the research, planning and booking part that slows us down,” says Fish. “The good news is, in 2024, there’s tech that makes it easier. If flight prices keep you up at night, Price Tracking in the app helps members book without the stress and get to the fun part of a vacation.”
Through 14 July, vacation-deprived Expedia members can save 25% or more on thousands of hotels with Expedia’s Summer Sale. With deals valid for travel through the end of October.
About the Vacation Deprivation Report
Expedia first commissioned Vacation Deprivation in 2000 to examine people’s work-life balance worldwide. The annual study is currently in its 24th year and was conducted online among 11,580 respondents across the US, UK, Canada, Mexico, France, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore.
Harris Research Partners, a global strategic research firm, commissioned the survey from 26 March to 3 April 2024 on behalf of Expedia.
HOI AN Vietnam, 25 June 2024: The new Wafaifo Resort Hoi An, which opens on 1 September, has announced an ambitious three-stage health and spa rollout to enhance wellness, spa, and medical options for tourists visiting central Vietnam.
The latest health technology and international partnerships will give visitors to Hoi An and the greater Danang area access to a range of wellness and spa services not found elsewhere in the entire central region of the country.
Epigenetic testing
From 1 September, guests at the new 134-room and suite lifestyle resort can use the Wellness at Wafaifo facility to receive a detailed health diagnostic report using epigenetic testing. In the process, hair follicles are analysed by an S-drive computer that connects to a laboratory in Germany. Within minutes, guests receive a detailed 30-plus-page report that assesses 800 personal markers.
Hyperbaric chambers
Beyond epigenetic testing, the new wellness centre in the resort will help guests and patients slow the ageing process, improve concentration, increase energy and stamina and assist recovery from jet lag and stress by offering sessions in AirPod hyperbaric chambers. Exposure in the chambers to heightened levels of oxygen and hydrogen nurtures every healing process in the body.
Infrared saunas will help lower blood pressure and help detoxification and weight loss. Hygienic, electronically controlled ice baths will also reduce blood pressure, improve circulation, flush toxins and reduce inflammation and swelling.
Sleep technology
Guests can also benefit from a Nu Calm sleep and restoration experience in their room by using a headset, eye mask and specially-designed ‘anti-gravity’ chair to induce a meditative state of well-being and deep relaxation.
When it opens in September, Wellness at Wafaifo will have the most advanced gym in the UNESCO World Heritage city of Hoi An. Personal fitness consultants trained on the Precor gym equipment used in the centre will help guests achieve maximum benefits.
International partnerships
In addition to world-class gym equipment and technology-led health diagnostics and interventions, Wafaifo Resort has announced partnerships with Kerstin Florian for body treatments and facials and Margaret Dabbs of London for luxury manicures and pedicures.
Wafaifo Resort will announce phase II of its new, transformative, technology-led health and wellness services in August and phase III early in 2025.
