Travelogues

Rachel Loh of the Singapore Tourism Board speaks with Remote Lands on the future of international travel in Singapore after Covid.

The relatively untouched jungles and highlands of Papua New Guinea are a haven for wildlife and a diverse array of tribal cultures unlike anywhere else in the world.

Ready for a Guinness World Record setting pool? Address Beach Resort, is set to open in December with the world’s highest infinity pool.

Soneva Jani launches Chapter Two overwater villas for guests to indulge in the “Soneva Unlimited” concept.

Right now Americans can fly to the capital of commerce of Dubai for underwater restaurants and then head into the sands for adventure and dune bashing.

Remote Lands speaks to executive director Naohito Ise of the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) about the future of travel in Japan.

Whether it’s the frozen ice sheets of Baikal or the Flaming Cliffs of the Gobi, Mongolia and Siberia offer travelers a chance to get close to mother nature and far from everything else.

Remote Lands speaks with Mrs. Sachiko Nakamichi, proprietress of Beniya Mukayu, about how travel has changed in this corner of Japan — and how things are staying very much the same.

Zannier Hotels Bãi San Hô is a pick worth remembering when planning a trip to Central Vietnam for 2021.

We tend to think that Kazakhstan is a whole lot better than “very nice” and here are a few reasons to go.

Magic Camps from Wahiba Sands has slowly become the critic’s choice for the finest tented camp accommodation in Oman.

All eyes are on the Capella Hanoi, set to open later this year and offering a few new interesting facets for the luxury traveler to Vietnam’s north.