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Kenya is one of Selara Africa's destinations.

Tour operator Selara Africa debutsLed by former African Travel executive Sherwin Banda, Selara sells exclusively through travel advisors.

Clockwise: from top left: Tours editor Brinley Hineman, editor at large Robert Silk, editor of content innovation and retail Jamie Biesiada and host Rebecca Tobin on the Folo by Travel Weekly.

The Folo returns: Catching up with air, advisor and tour newsWe're looking at the travel trends our reporters have been tracking. This week: Fuel prices, booking windows, brand changes and...

The Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc had increasingly been attracting a photo-obsessed crowd, and management decided to do something about it.

Hotel photo policies try to curb some guests’ snappy behaviorLuxury hotels like the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in France have implemented digital-discretion rules to maintain privacy and...

A lounge rendering for the Regent Bora Bora, a resort currently closed and undergoing renovations.

Bora Bora resort to join the Regent portfolioThe InterContinental Bora Bora, currently closed for renovations, is expected to reopen in late 2027 as the Regent Bora Bora.

White Desert brings guests to an even more remote part of Antarctica than typically accessed, blending luxury and expedition.

Lindblad Expeditions acquires majority stake in bespoke Antarctica operatorLindblad is paying approximately $67 million for 60% stakes in White Desert, a luxury tour operator specializing in Antarctica,...

The property will feature 202 guestrooms and 42 suites as well as two four-bedroom villas.

Omni opens reservations for Mexico luxury resortThe Omni Pontoque Resort at Punta de Mita marks a return to Mexico for the Omni brand, which previously operated a resort in...

A view from the rooftop terrace at The Wall Street Hotel.

Lower Manhattan's tourism renaissance, 25 years after 9/11The neighborhood once was predominantly a draw for business travelers, but times have changed.

SeaDream Yacht Club owner and co-founder Atle Brynestad said it's the right time for a new ship.

SeaDream is expanding horizons with its first new shipScheduled to debut in Hong Kong in 2029, the SeaDream III will take its guests to more destinations. A new ship also will grow...

All of SHA Mexico's 100 guestrooms have an oceanfront view.

Destination wellness: A stay at the SHA Mexico resortFor those accustomed to wellness resorts centered around yoga schedules and green juice bars, SHA's approach immediately feels...

A rendering of a refreshed Queens Grill Suite on the Queen Mary 2.

Cunard's Queen Mary 2 is getting more cabinsCunard will add 31 staterooms and suites to the ship during an April drydock.

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