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The Isaan region of Thailand could offer an alternative view of the country, claims a travel writer. Chris Coplans, writing in the Guardian, believes that Isaan is ideal for holidaymakers who are looking to discover the more sleepy and non-tourist attractions.

New research shows many tourists' impressions of South Africa were boosted by the recent World Cup. According to the Democratic Alliance, the estimated 383,000 people who travelled to the country for the football event left with positive perceptions.

There has been a growth in the use of India's online travel resources, claims a new report. According to Netscribes, the online travel market in India has developed significantly in recent times and is now attracting both domestic and international holidaymakers.

Berggruen Hotels is continuing its expansion into India with new hotel plans. Under the company's Keys branding, it is expected the Mumbai hotel will be ideal for the mid-market and could appeal to holidaymakers enjoying cheap flights to India.

A property company has announced plans to increase the number of serviced apartments it holds in Dubai. The new 118-unit Ascott Park Place could be ideal for holidaymakers or businesspeople taking flights to Dubai and looking for luxury accommodation during their stay

Footballer Peter Crouch and his fiancé, Abbey Clancy, are holidaying at a luxury resort in Dubai. The Le Royal Meridien Beach Resort and Spa was recently named in the World Travel Awards as one of the top destinations in UAE and is a firm favourite with many holidaymakers taking flights to Dubai.

Travellers taking flights to Australia and other international destinations could benefit from a new prepaid travel card. American Express believes the GlobalTravel Card could offer an alternative to cash for many holidaymakers, reports e-Travel Blackboard.

New figures from Dubai International have revealed the airport is welcoming record numbers of visitors. Dubai International handled a total of 4.3 million passengers in July compared to 3.7 in July last year - an increase of 4.3 per cent.