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Often, it also creates lifelong friendships with shared priceless memories. Trust and authenticity in experiences. There are now so many operators taking guests overseas, I advise travellers choose those who have been in business for a very long time, with experiences perfected many, many times. Provincial China. It's so diverse — 50 different cultures each with their own food and religion — unexplored, and terrific value.

It has all the benefits of a multi-country holiday, with none of the fuss of border crossings, extra visas and long internal flights. Shibuya Crossing in Japan, one of the busiest crosswalks in the world. Japan continues to be a favourite for its myriad experiences and the Rugby World Cup from September. The Gold Coast is seeing continued strength following the wonderful Commonwealth Games and its increasingly rich, vibrant food and beverage experiences. Perth and Western Australia are also seeing a renaissance.

We have a strong belief and connection to outback Australia, and destinations such as Uluru, Kakadu, The Kimberley and northern Queensland with their vast expanses, blue skies and spiritual hearts play an important role in our tourism offering. Our neighbour New Zealand continues to deliver world-class experiences, and China is fascinating.

Personalised travel experiences that have great stories behind them — a hotel or destination that genuinely immerses you in its history or culture and can also provide the opportunity for travellers to refresh and recharge from their busy "always on" lives. Mother nature increasingly tending to cause disruption to travel plans, from earthquakes to volcanoes and everything in between, but we have learned to work around that. The removal of single-use plastics is now front and centre for our industry.

Drive holidays or "staycations" close to home during the shoulder seasons, where you can save on flights and seek out newly-opened hotels that are looking to fill rooms.

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The exciting growth of the travel industry and the opportunity for it to engage and inspire the next generation to participate. And its ability to help local communities, which is evident from Australia's call to arms to visit regional communities to support farmers and businesses. Adam Schwab, co-founder and chief executive, Luxury Escapes, luxuryescapes. Slovenia is becoming the new Switzerland, and emerging as a foodie's paradise. We launch our first curated tour to Slovenia in October, taking travellers on a journey through the country's gastronomic scene, in addition to the best of the alpine scenery, castles and picturesque lakes.

The Maldives remains the ultimate bucket-list destination with an unbeatable mix of weather, gourmet food and stunning over-water villas. With two very young kids, we go to family-friendly places. My wife is English, so we will be spending the Christmas holidays in England, followed by a week in Club Med in Italy. Cruising finally cracking the millennial market. Once the preserve of the older generation, cruising is enjoying stunning popularity from travellers who, years ago, may have stuck to Contiki tours.

We are bringing on more products to cater to our younger audience.

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The impact of tourism on popular destinations, like the Philippines considering shortening the closure period of holiday hotspot Boracay to four months instead of six, but limiting the number of visitors when it reopens. We need to be mindful of the impact of tourism and always respect local cultures and environments. The improvements in the air experience — from upgraded lounges the Qantas and Singapore Airlines' lounges in Australia and Asia are almost reason in themselves to travel and upgraded planes, with s meaning less jetlag and reduced fatigue when you land, and As replacing tired old s.

Europe will remain the number one destination for long-haul travellers — with the excitement of multi-destination itineraries combining culture, dining and shopping of high appeal. Cuba is also the new hot cruise destination, with our guests drawn to its vibrancy, cultural richness and artistic flair, as well as art and culinary scene, and tropical climate.

Cruising Alaska continues to be popular with big-ship cruises and small-ship luxury voyages to choose from. From icy fiords that tower over the Pacific to snowy peaks stretching to the horizon, untouched landscapes and awe-inspiring wildlife, Alaska feels boundless; the perfect place to escape and recharge. I will be skiing in Whistler, Canada, as usual, but also plan to walk the famous Nakasendo Trail in Japan, which links Kyoto to Tokyo along an ancient trading route, through beautifully preserved villages and staying in traditional onsen. And a cruise in Asia on one of our 26 ships. A further increase in demand for more personalised travel experiences that are specifically tailored to the customer's needs.

This is why finding a good, knowledgeable travel agent is critical — I have used the same one for 15 years now. As we hear more and more about over-tourism in key travel destinations like Venice and Barcelona, there needs to be a wide-scale corporate commitment to reduce the environmental impact of tourism and to promote sustainability. Considering all the inclusions from food to entertainment plus in the luxury segment everything from Champagne to spirits and great wines , combined with multiple destinations and the fact that you only unpack once — cruising stands out as number one for value.

Rob and Lou Tandy, chief executive and creative director, Captain's Choice , captainschoice.

Everyone will be going cruising. With new ships being launched every year, there will be more choice than ever. Pricing and offers can be complex, and the on-board experiences provided by the cruise lines vary widely, making it even more important that travellers make the right choice.