Impressions

We speak with Dr Gindi, a German-Egyptian sculptor on art, her sources of inspiration and of bequeathing a legacy

The pandemic has further exacerbated discrimination faced by women at the workplace, and organisations must address this by enabling women leaders

We speak with one of the pioneers of online journalism about the democratisation of information—and misinformation—and the role of the public in parsing opinion from fact

The assessment of tourism growth is increasingly shifting from purely economic to sustainability terms, and rural communities stand to benefit

The concept of the ‘perfect woman’ has taken an ominously modern twist, with its range of demands accelerating and intensifying

There will be lasting shifts in destination choices once travel restrictions are lifted, with lesser known spots likely to become more popular

With travel grinding to a halt, the COVID-19 pandemic is challenging tourism-dependent communities like never before. And even as countries reopen their economies, signs of travel picking up anytime soon look remote

Online education has been thrust upon students, but in many countries around the world, there are teething problems that limit its efficacy

The fight against COVID-19 has inadvertently resulted in swift positive impact on the environment. Will any of these changes stick once the pandemic passes?

The show of solidarity from Southeast Asia with the Black Lives Matter movement ought to be celebrated. However, while well meaning, much of this energy avoids the difficult home truths about race, exclusion and exploitation