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Arnold Donald in Sydney.

Arnold Donald, retiring from Carnival, reflects on changing cruise cultureIn 2013, Arnold Donald was asked to lead Carnival Corp. at one of the company's most precarious moments. Today, he steps down...

The mayor of Sorrento, Italy, recently signed an ordinance prohibiting people from appearing in public bare-chested or in revealing swimwear.

Fed up with bad behavior, destinations are striking backNew ordinances passed in cities that are popular tourist spots are prompting renewed discussions of responsible tourism among...

New lodge in Kruger National Park is cool with the kidsAmong the features at Royal Portfolio's new kid-friendly Waterside at Royal Malewane lodge: the Royal Ranger's Club for young...

The Busanga Plains area in Zambia's Kafue National Park is known for its rich lion populations.

Zambia's Kafue National Park steps up its tourism gameZambia has committed to upgrading the infrastructure and visitor experience at the park, which is home to elephants; lions and...

It's all about partnerships. Really.

It's all about partnerships. Really.I urge my colleagues in the luxury adventure travel industry to review what "being a fair partner" really means.

Resenting tourists, and wanting to be one

Resenting tourists, and wanting to be oneIn travel, desire and resentment share a common source.

Big crowds on Las Ramblas, the busiest street in Barcelona.

Barcelona limits tour group sizesGroups are no longer allowed to exceed 30 people on tours conducted in Barcelona's city center.

How one Caribbean hotel group embodies 'Regenerative Travel'

How one Caribbean hotel group embodies 'Regenerative Travel'Regenerative Travel is a collection of more than 30 independently owned luxury hotels and lodges dedicated to making travel a...

Participants of this year's Hawaii Leadership Forum roundtable, front row, from left: Tom Mullen, COO, Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau; Jack Richards, CEO, Pleasant Holidays; Suzy Schreiner, owner, Azure Blue Vacations; Arnie Weissmann, editor in chief, Travel Weekly; Louis de Joux, president and managing director of leisure and group sales, American Airlines Vacations; Melissa Krueger, CEO, Classic Vacations; Nicole Edenedo, senior editor, Travel Weekly. Back row, from left: Sean Dee, executive vice president and chief commercial officer, Outrigger Hotels & Resorts; John Van den Heuvel, president, Gogo Vacations; Dale Carstensen, market director of leisure sales, Marriott International; John De Fries, CEO, Hawaii Tourism Authority; Scott Koepf, senior vice president of strategic development, Cruise Planners; Kama Winters, president, Delta Vacations; Ray Snisky, group president, Apple Leisure Group; Stephen Scott, CEO and founder, Travel Hub 365 and Odyssey Travel.

Hawaii Leadership Forum explores divide between tourism and localsParticipants debated the disconnect between Hawaiian locals and the tourism industry, solutions to overtourism and how best to...

Great Plains Foundation undertakes rewilding effort in ZimbabweProject Rewild Zambezi will relocate thousands of animals from the Save Valley Conservancy to Great Plains' private Sapi...

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