Tour Operators

Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu.

Hawaii may require booster shot to be fully vaccinatedSome travelers would need the booster to avoid the pre-arrival Covid test.

The Tourism Academy offers more than 200 training courses for travel advisors and tour operators.

Travel training nonprofit Tourism Academy takes TEA with its coursesThe academy requires all of its courses to meet the "TEA criteria": Courses have to be transformational, engaging and...

A musician plays a guitar in Cuba. Tour operators report rising interest in trips to the island nation.

High vaccination rate and Covid-safe rules drive interest in CubaAs operators ready their 2022 programs for Americans, optimism is high -- though not without its caveats.

The AmaViola, one of AmaWaterways' river ships.

National Geographic unveils 2023 river cruises and toursEurope cruises are operated by AmaWaterways and will have a historian, author or archaeologist onboard.

Rocky Mountaineer names David McKenna CEO

Rocky Mountaineer names David McKenna CEOMcKenna will be tasked with rebuilding the luxury train operator's business as it recovers from the pandemic.

Travelers learn about the tribal customs and histories of the Blackfeet Native American culture with a local Blackfeet guide as part of a Montana tour.

Intrepid Travel triples down on tour offerings in the U.S.The rise in close-to-home travel amid the pandemic hasn't been lost on Intrepid Travel.

The temple of Kom Ombo in Egypt. Bucket-list destinations continue to generate interest despite omicron’s emergence.

Omicron slows bookings, but tour operators are liking 2022 overallOperators report that the new year looks promising -- even in the masked face of Covid.

Advisors report that travelers' spirits have not been considerably dampened despite cruise port closures and holiday flight cancellations.

Omicron is here, but agents say travelers are hardenedThe surge of omicron as the world enters its third calendar year battling Covid seems to have hardened travelers' resolve.

In theory, 2022 should be a good year for escorted tours, which offer travelers an additional layer of protection and remove many layers of hassle.

Preview 2022: ToursConsumer demand is strong. But will the places travelers want to visit let them in?

2021, A year in review: Tours and river cruise

2021, A year in review: Tours and river cruiseTour operators again turned to domestic products in 2021, whose departures could, by and large, be relied upon. Europe border...

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