Abu Dhabi’s cultural vision strikes a new note with landmark performing arts institution Dar al Funoon Abu Dhabi
The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) today announced that works have commenced on Dar al Funoon Abu Dhabi, a landmark institution on Saadiyat Island that will become one of the region’s most technically advanced performing arts venues upon opening in 2030. Representing a major investment in cultural infrastructure, the institution reflects Abu Dhabi’s vision to create world-class platforms for artistic excellence, international collaboration and cultural exchange. Through its continued investment in culture, creativity and knowledge, Abu Dhabi is building a vibrant cultural ecosystem that connects local audiences with the world’s leading artists and institutions while reinforcing its position as a global capital for culture. His Excellency…
The two-night reset: Why Australians Are Cruising Their Way to Better Wellbeing
For travellers who have ticked off the standard resort holidays and buzzing city escapes, a quieter kind of luxury is drawing attention on the other side of the Coral Sea. In Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay – that otherworldly maze of limestone towers rising from emerald water – a boutique wellness cruise called Bhaya Soul is offering Australians a restorative escape built for digital detox, deep relaxation and a meaningful reset. Launched as a dedicated wellness vessel from Bhaya Cruises and recognized on TIME’s “World’s Greatest Places 2026” list, Bhaya Soul reimagines the classic overnight sailing as a floating retreat. With only 20 suites, the vessel is intimate by design. It carries small groups…
GSA Unveils Program for Responsible Seafood Summit 2026
Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) has released the preliminary program for the Responsible Seafood Summit, set for September 21-24 at the Shangri-La Bangkok in Bangkok, Thailand. Co-hosted by the Center for Responsible Seafood, the Summit is the only seafood conference of its kind, bringing together leaders from across the seafood industry to discuss the most pressing issues facing the sector today. This year’s event is expected to attract major marketplace representation. Retail and food service companies confirmed to attend include Albertson’s, Captain D’s, Mark Foods, Red Lobster, Waitrose and Walmart. “We are excited to share a dynamic program that reflects both the complexity and opportunity facing the global seafood sector today,” said Steven…
