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Tibet: Destination in crisisIts beauty and authenticity are unparalleled, but tourism in Tibet has not escaped China's heavy-handed rule.

Greetings from AmericaSensing limited growth opportunities in outbound travel, tour operators are turning their attention to domestic offerings in an...

Colombia: Expunging past demonsA reputation stemming from decades of drug warlords, left-wing rebels and right-wing paramilitary groups presents a significant...

Booking greenCorporations that spend millions of dollars a year on lodging are apparently making enough inquiries about hotel emissions to...

2012 Power ListTravel Weekly presents its annual ranking of the biggest retailers in the industry. In this year's list, it was a virtual dead...

Uganda consideredThe country hopes its strengths as a safari destination will help it overcome a tumultuous past and contentious issues in the...

Japan: Deferred destinationLong saddled with language barriers and a rap for being expensive, the Land of the Rising Sun is striving to be more...

Where's Waldorf?Once the domain of iconic, independent properties such as Waldorf and Fairmont, today's luxury hotel market is all about...

With a big-spending reputation, gay travelers attract suppliersOnce neglected, all but invisible and even persecuted, the lesbian-gay-bisexual-transgender travel market today finds itself...

Assembly requiredAs savvy travelers increasingly shun ready-made itineraries, tour operators are delving deeper into customization.

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