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Binge watchers get wanderlust in 'set-jetting' trend

Binge watchers get wanderlust in 'set-jetting' trendTravelers are hungrier than ever for the settings and locations they fell in love with during their pandemic-era binge on...

Rendering of double guest Veranda accommodations on the renovated Crystal Serenity.

Crystal unveils extended cruises for 2024The luxury line will sail four Grand Journeys ranging from 37 to 68 days.

Explora's maiden cruise departs July 17 from Southampton, England.

Explora Journeys rewards travel advisors who provide early supportThe new luxury line is giving advisors perks if they book at least one cruise during the brand's inaugural year of operation.

These resorts have working farms. Guests love them

These resorts have working farms. Guests love themWe talk about a surprising amenity that's growing at certain luxury resorts around the world: farm life. And it's surprising...

Is pent-up travel demand at an end? It depends

Is pent-up travel demand at an end? It dependsThere has been a moderation in spending on hotels, but cruise and international travel are in the midst of a boom. Overall,...

South Africa gets real in its promotion of 'authentic travel'

South Africa gets real in its promotion of 'authentic travel'The government has created the Basic Quality Verification program to ensure travelers' safety and security as they pursue...

Each of the 30 tents at Chiefs Tented Camps' Kruger Untamed: Tshokwane River Camp sleeps two.

Seasonal pop-up camp coming to South Africa's Kruger National ParkKruger Untamed: Tshokwane River Camp will accommodate 60 guests in 30 luxury tents when it opens in July.

AndBeyond gains exclusive access to Kenyan wildlife conservancyAndBeyond will be the sole luxury lodge and tented camp operator on the Suyian Conservancy, where it plans to open the Suyian...

The Wild Expeditions program provides guests with intensive training on wildlife tracking, including approaches on foot and with vehicles.

New Wild Expeditions program offers guests a chance to train like safari guidesLed by expert guides and trackers, guests will learn skills like large-mammal tracking and skull identification and will...

Lale's Camp features a fly camp on the banks of the Omo River in Ethiopia.

Hit the road to dreamland: Africa's options for a good night's sleepThe continent is ready for the sleep tourism trend with options like star beds, fly camps and cave hotels.

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