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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.

Women in travel: Making C-suite progress

Women in travel: Making C-suite progressThe number of women filling top roles in travel has increased. And they are working to bring greater gender balance to the...

In Peru, travelers will enjoy a private tour of Machu Picchu.

American Express Travel partners with Kensington ToursKensington is launching a series of itineraries that are available to American Express Platinum Card members in the U.S.,...

Here's a tours marketplace to put on your radar

Here's a tours marketplace to put on your radarTourRadar, an aggregator of multiday tours, earlier this year launched Partner Portal, a free booking tool for advisors.

The Scenic Eclipse in Antarctica.

Scenic launches incentive program that pays travel advisors fasterThe Advance Commission Program pays commissions earlier than usual if bookings are made and paid in full by clients within a...

With Crystal Cruises revival, a major miracle

With Crystal Cruises revival, a major miracleCrystal is the latest large travel brand to resurface after liquidation or bankruptcy. That brings the record to 10 for 10.

An update on the Ukraine tour operator couple featured in Travel WeeklyTravel Weekly has been chronicling the story of Julia Kulyk and Aleksandr Skrypka and their daughter, Polina, whose lives were...

Ukraine tourism in wartime

Ukraine tourism in wartimeTravel professionals in Odessa, Ukraine, are marshaling tourism resources to aid their country.

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...

A worker from the Civil Rights Institute in Albany, Ga., one of the stops made on Black Cultural Heritage Tours.

An Intrepid move to get Black Cultural Heritage Tours runningThe creator of a new Black history tours initiative in the U.S. has partnered with small-group tour operator Intrepid Travel.

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