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The Canyon Spirit train partially derailed after crashing into an oil tanker on May 6. Oil from the truck spilled onto U.S. Highway 6.

Updated: Canyon Spirit train collides with oil tanker in ColoradoNo one aboard the train was injured, Canyon Spirit said; damage to the train was still being assessed as of May 7. A travel...

New itineraries will be offered through Trafalgar and Costsaver.

TTC Tour Brands adds tours in Australia and New ZealandThe company has experienced significant demand in the region, largely driven by North American travelers.

Katrin Koenig appointed president of Delta Vacations

Katrin Koenig appointed president of Delta VacationsKoenig has been promoted from chief commercial officer. Current president Kama Winters is joining Delta Air Lines' marketing...

Intrepid Travel will not add additional fees to existing or new bookings this year.

Intrepid Travel: No surcharges for most trips booked in 2026The commitment applies to tour and flight-inclusive packages only, and does not include Polar trips and tailor-made...

Tauck is adding tours in Yellowstone, Bryce Canyon and Zion national parks.

Tauck opens 2027 North America bookings, expands collectionThe tour operator will add one program in Yellowstone National Park and one in Utah’s Bryce Canyon and Zion national parks.

The cruise operator will offer an exclusive sailing on the barge Savannah.

French Waterways adds auto, helicopter tours to canal cruiseItinerary highlights include touring the Mediterranean countryside in a vintage Citroen 2CV and by helicopter.

The proper way to plan a safari for a neurodiverse client

The proper way to plan a safari for a neurodiverse clientNeurodiverse-friendly trip planning can be a challenge for advisors, especially to far-flung places like Africa. But operators...

One of the cabins at Ooraminna Station Homestead.

Intrepid acquires property in the Australian OutbackOoraminna Station Homestead has four private cabins and four glamping tents, and Intrepid plans to add 10 rooms for families...

Clockwise from top left: tours editor Brinley Hineman, Malaka Hilton, an Egypt specialist and CEO of Admiral Travel International, and host Rebecca Tobin talk about the latest on Egypt travel and the Iran war.

How the Iran war dealt Egypt tourism a setbackEgypt was thrown a curveball at the start of the Iran war, when the State Department said U.S. citizens should leave. But its...

From left: Johanna Jainchill, editor in chief of Travel Weekly; David Hu, CEO of A|T Collective; Katrin Koenig, chief commercial officer of Delta Vacations; Ray Snisky, group president of ALG Vacations; Melissa Krueger, CEO of Classic Vacations; Mary Pat Sullivan, executive vice president of marketing and partnerships at Northstar Travel Group.

Wholesalers say Hawaii must step up its tourism marketingDuring a panel at Travel Weekly's Hawaii Leadership Forum, executives discussed challenges facing the Islands.

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