APT offers destination incentives to enjoy the Best of Asia
APT Luxury Travel launches Asia Sale with 20 trips, through Vietnam and Cambodia, plus Japan, South Korea, India and Sri Lanka.
Source: travelweekly.com.au
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APT Launches 2025 Asia Adventures - Travel Weekly
APT has launched its Asia Adventures for 2025, including new luxury holidays in India, Sri Lanka and Japan.
Source: travelweekly.com.au
Innovative Financial Model for Scaling Impactful Research Innovations
The fisheries and aquaculture sectors are vital contributors to the Bangladeshi economy, providing jobs and significant export earnings.
Bangladesh General Ganges Delta Naser Ezaz Bijoy Worldfish Carp Genetic Improvement Program Department Of Fisheries Do Sustainability Of Research Innovations
Source: worldfishcenter.org
Fred Holidays releases river cruise brochure
Collection features sailings departing from 2023-25
Source: travelweekly.co.uk
Travelmarvel Releases 2024 Asia Holidays with New Offerings – Travel Weekly
2024 early bird deals include savings up to $2,600 per couple.
Source: travelweekly.com.au
Gulf Island Getaway: Three ways to unwind on Salt Spring Island
Cassette Cafe and Dive Bar in Ganges and Salish Sea Nature Connections guided forest bath walks through Ruckle and Burgoyne Bay parks.
Source: canada.com
The Asia cruise is back – and it's better than ever
From serene bays to temples, floating markets and city lights, this year’s voyages showcase the best of a vibrant continent
Source: telegraph.co.uk
APT launches 2023/24 Faraway Collection, featuring Japan and India
APT & Travelmarvel has launched its 2023/24 Faraway Collection of river cruise and touring itineraries. Sale for Japan & India.
Source: traveldailymedia.com
The world's dams: Doing major harm but a manageable problem?
Dams fragment rivers, endanger aquatic species, emit large amounts of carbon and methane, cause deforestation, and hurt traditional communities, but we still need their benefits. Scientific management may be the answer.
Source: mongabay.com