Behind the Journeys

According to the World Wildlife Fund, the Bornean orangutan is now classed as an endangered species, with the population estimated at around 104,700. Poaching and deforestation, which leaves the primates isolated and vulnerable, pose the biggest threats so conservation programmes are vital. One of the most renowned of these is The Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre (SOURC). Here we take a look their vital work. 

Singapore's shophouses are architectural icons reflecting Singapore's multi-cultural influences

Our Incredible India holidays are supported on the ground by SITA Travels, India’s leading Destination Management Company. Read on to find out why. 

Tour Manager, Leonie Loudon  led our Captivating Holiday to Singapore and Gaya Island Resort in Malaysian Borneo. We will be off there again in October, so we asked her to share her highlights.

Singapore's extraordinary Jewel Changi Airport was designed by a consortium of internationally renowned architects, including world-class global engineering and consultancy practice BuroHappold. We caught up with Karl Lyndon, Global Aviation Sector Leader based at the company’s Bath office, to find out more.

We caught up with Patrick J Finn, photographer, author and Indian quilt expert, to find out more about a passion that has taken him across India, from bustling cities to remote villages.