Travel Trends

Gone are the days where men are the only ones off on their adventures.

“The family travel segment is growing rapidly and the needs of this group of travellers are unique and diverse,” said John Brown, CEO of Agoda.

Most of us capture memories of our travels by taking photos or filming videos. Some like to send themselves postcards. Others like putting pen to paper.

Singapore is now the world's most powerful passport, while US papers drop in popularity.

“We often hear people say, ‘I wish I could travel’. We hope to make it possible for people to fulfil their travel aspirations."

According to the sample size of 1,000 Australians, it's all in the pictures.

Is there such a thing as a question too embarrassing to ask?

What are some of the unexpected women travel trends in 2017?