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Hoteliers are forging stronger bonds in LGBTQ+ communities and marketsExpansion into markets like Northalsted in Chicago reflect growing demand for LGBTQ-focused hospitality.

Africa / Middle East Travel

Elephants in Botswana. The country recently decriminalized consensual same-sex activity, which is welcome news for travelers but not a guarantee of LGBTQ-friendly behavior.

What Botswana's legal reform means for LGBTQ+ travelersWhile decriminalization of same-sex activity is to be celebrated, it does not necessarily make the destination gay-friendly, a...

Caribbean Travel Insights

“Art with Julia” is a children’s activity featuring Julia, a neurodiverse character on "Sesame Street." It is one of several autism-friendly amenities at Beaches Resorts.

Beaches programs say 'welcome' to guests on the autism spectrumThe autism-friendly programming at the Turks & Caicos and Negril resorts includes tailored experiences as well as one-on-one...

Africa / Middle East Travel Insights

The proper way to plan a safari for a neurodiverse client

The proper way to plan a safari for a neurodiverse clientNeurodiverse-friendly trip planning can be a challenge for advisors, especially to far-flung places like Africa. But operators...

Participants in the 20th meeting of the Travel Weekly Consumer Editors Roundtable gathered at the Royal Mansour Tamuda Bay in Morocco to discuss travel and tourism issues in the headlines.

Consumer Editors Roundtable: A complex time for travelThe Travel Weekly Consumer Editors Roundtable went to Morocco this year, and for the first time, editors were joined by a...

Nadia 'Sparkle' Henry

A war story with many twists and turnsHow one advisor's Middle East fam underwent changes on the fly.

A rendering of the Center for Black Excellence and Culture, which opened in May in South Madison.

A rendering of the Center for Black Excellence and Culture, which opened in May in South Madison. Photo Credit: The Center for Black Excellence and Culture How to celebrate Juneteenth this year in Madison, Wis.Community members in Madison are carving out spaces for Black culture, showing how a city can can honor its history while...

Denella Ri'chard outside the Lafayette Museum Historic Home and Gardens in Louisiana during the filming of her show.

My personal America 250 storyDuring the research for her special television event, host Denella Ri'chard uncovered a story that changed the way she views...

Crowds line the street as attendees browse vendor tents at the Juneteenth Food Festival at Weeksville in New York City.

Juneteenth food festivals to be held across AmericaJuneteenth celebrations have evolved from local neighborhood gatherings into destination-defining culinary events.

Making accessibility a shore thing

Making accessibility a shore thingWhile cruising can be one of the best vacation options for travelers with disabilities, problems can arise while the ship is in...

Airlines say they will continue to hire the best pilots, regardless of race or sex.

How airlines are addressing pilot hiring after DEI banWith an industry need for pilots, one former recruiter says airlines still see a benefit to expanding the field through more...

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The U.S. Virgin Islands, specifically St. Thomas, has seen a surge in U.S. travelers in recent months. Resorts like Buoy Haus Beach Resort offer a boutique experience away from the crowds.

St. Thomas experiences record growth from U.S. travelersThe U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism reported 98,284 arrivals to St. Thomas in the first quarter of 2026, up 15% year...