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The skyline of Valletta, the capital of Malta and a Unesco World Heritage Site.

Malta is Europe's next hot spot. Here's whySeven good reasons why Malta should be at the top of clients' bucket lists.

St. Paul's Cathedral as seen from the Millennium Bridge in London.

London readies for coronation and an influx of visitorsA perennially popular destination for Americans is getting a boost from the coronation of King Charles III.

Advisors noted that there is high demand for Italy in particular, even beyond its historical popularity. Pictured, St. Mark's Square in Venice.

With Europe filling up quickly, advisors look for alternativesTravel advisors are already saying that, like last summer, Europe is proving so popular this year that upscale travelers who...

The hotel's redesigned Kulm Country Club, which now houses a restaurant and cocktail lounge overlooking Kulm Park.

Extreme Swiss luxury at the Kulm Hotel St. MoritzFor more than 160 years, the Kulm has remained a beacon of Alpine innovation and Swiss luxury hospitality.

The Riverside Mozart was officially named in a ceremony underneath the Elizabeth Bridge in Budapest during ASTA River Cruise Expo.

Riverside Mozart river ship is christened in surprise ceremonyThe christening was revealed to advisors Friday evening in the ship's Panorama Lounge, where they had been told to meet...

A room overlooking the Lysefjord at the Bolder StarLodges.

Norway entices visitors with new places to stay and things to doBodo, in Norway's Nordland district, has been named a European Capital of Culture for 2024. For clients who can't wait that...

An ad in VisitBritain's "Fake (Br)it Till You Make It" campaign.

VisitBritain's new campaign highlights the U.K.'s regional diversityVisitBritain says discovering new and surprising experiences is high on travelers' wish lists.

Members of the Bluetits Chill Swimmers head into the sea for a cold dip.

Wellness industry's new, 'wild' trend has some in travel ready to plunge inJumping into a frigid lake, pond or ocean may not appeal to everyone, but for a growing number of adrenaline-seekers and...

The Royal Guard at Buckingham Palace in London.

U.K. to require electronic travel authorizationThe U.K. government plans to have a process in place by the end of 2024.

The Kimpton St. Honore opened on Boulevard des Capucines last summer.

What to do for a weekend in ParisA guide for what to do and where to dine for a short stay in the City of Light.

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