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Advice worth following: Travel advisors find success as social media creators

Advice worth following: Travel advisors find success as social media creatorsTravel advisors who have become popular content creators on various social media platforms share the secrets to their success.

The Mekong Mystique will have a two-deck pool area.

Uniworld reveals what the Mekong Mystique will look likeThe river ship will debut in 2028 and will feature what the line said was a blend of European design and classic Indochine...

A moonlike sculpture is suspended above a pool at the Medi-Spa Royal Mansour Tamuda Bay.

A mission is met at Royal Mansour Tamuda BayAt Tamuda Bay, the goal was to take a region popular with Moroccan travelers for just three or four months a year and turn it...

The Thompson Rome's LYVE Rooftop offers views of the city.

Thompson hotel opens in RomeHyatt's lifestyle Thompson brand has opened its first hotel in Italy.

Cruising's world view: Why some longtime clients gravitate toward long sailings

Cruising's world view: Why some longtime clients gravitate toward long sailingsWorld cruises, grand voyages, extended sailings: By any name, longer cruises are big business. And advisors are working hard to...

With just four tents for a maximum of eight guests, Kujana Camp is one of the smaller camps on the river. Each tent has a private viewing deck and an en-suite bathroom.

Robin Pope Safaris opens camp in Zambia's Lower ZambeziThe four-tent Kujana Camp in the Lower Zambezi National Park is the company's first property in the region.

Marriott Tanzania safari camp to open soonMereshi Safari Camp, Serengeti, Autograph Collection, will open in November on the western edge of Serengeti National Park,

Paradise Island Resort is planned for ZanzibarThe 80-villa, all-inclusive resort on a private island off the coast of Tanzania includes 20 overwater units. Sixty of the...

A one-bedroom riverfront villa at Ubuyu, a Banyan Tree Escape in Tanzania, which opened in September.

Africa safari market evolves as big hoteliers spot opportunityThe list of global hotel companies entering the luxury African safari market keeps getting longer. Longtime safari specialists...

JetBlue says reservations are open for first-class seats on more than 30 routes.

JetBlue's first class to debut in DecemberThe first flights with BlueFirst seats will be between Boston and Fort Lauderdale on Dec. 8.

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