The New Zealand-based chain QT gave Kiwis the chance to win a stay through via a five-day treasure hunt around Auckland.

Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese has temporarily replaced its in-person floral arranging experience with a virtual version.

A Dutch designer has created airport seating made from recycled materials, and which can be completely recycled itself.

A one-roomed Bed and Breakfast in Sweden is an example of how some in the travel and tourism sector are pivoting during COVID.

Singapore Airlines is launching a dining experience on board one of its grounded planes, where guests will be served either international or Singaporean Peranakan cuisine.

The Australian startup Unyoked is developing stylish cabins that provide a safe option for travellers looking to get away from the city.

The GoBe Robots reproduce each user’s face in real size on the screen for a more authentic remote working experience.

A new metro station designed for use in Moscow features wayfinding elements that use light and shape to help users navigate.

Some Asian airlines are selling plane food to home consumers, hoping to recoup some of their COVID-related losses.

A portable module provides everything needed to add a kitchen and sleeping area to your car.

The new flights entertain children as well as adults and provide citizens with a change of scenery, while remaining fairly close to home.

Randonautica, which randomly chooses coordinates that it claims are influenced by how its users think, has become a sleeper hit of the summer.