Dispatch: Travel Weekly

By Eric Moya|June 12, 2019

An introduction to fencing or a watercolor class? Decisions, decisions.

By Rebecca Tobin|June 10, 2019

Cruising in general is an ideal venue for the practice, since there are usually lots of people nearby, doing interesting...

By Jeri Clausing|June 7, 2019

At G Adventures' first Change Makers Summit, travel advisors experienced not only its Peru tours but also the social programs...

By Jeri Clausing|May 31, 2019

While the point of Intrepid's women-only trips to Muslim countries is to learn about cultural differences, our exchanges also...

By Rebecca Tobin|May 29, 2019

Guy's Pig & Anchor Smokehouse was just one of the features added to the ship when it went into drydock as the Carnival Triumph...

By Jeri Clausing|May 28, 2019

The Art Hotel was front and center in old Amman, in the heart of the street-fair atmosphere.

By Rebecca Tobin|May 27, 2019

A 20-year-old ship has a new design and many of Carnival's latest concepts.

By Tom Stieghorst|April 19, 2019

Perhaps no place has been so indelibly captured for movie-goers in the West as the deserts of southern Jordan in the 1962...

By Tom Stieghorst|April 15, 2019

Glimpsing the Treasury building at the end of mile-long hike down a narrow slot canyon -- bright in the sun against the shadow...

By Eric Moya|April 5, 2019

The Red Star Line Museum tells stories of arduous journeys and heartbreaking decisions.

By Eric Moya|April 3, 2019

Eric Moya writes: "What would you do with a couple of hours in London? Or Amsterdam? With scant free time to explore, I had...