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Animal lover and Travel Weekly senior editor Jeri Clausing pays to get her picture taken with alpacas without realizing the negative impacts of engaging with the women who parade the animals around Cusco for photo opportunities.

Walking the fine line of socially responsible tourismA seemingly innocent photo turned out to be the wrong thing to do.

Tourist deaths taking toll on Dominican Republic bookings

Tourist deaths taking toll on Dominican Republic bookingsTravel advisors have been fielding calls from concerned clients, and advisors are rebooking some of those clients to other...

The Saratoga Havana, a hotel where U.S. guests are permitted to stay.

Under new rules, some Cuba hotel stays are legalThe Treasury Department has clarified the rules after the U.S. banned "people to people" travel on June 5.

Women from the village of Ccaccaccollo in Peru demonstrate traditional textile creation and weaving to visitors as part of a community development and cultural preservation programs funded by G Adventures and nonprofit, Planeterra Foundation.

G Adventures helps communities prosper in PeruAt G Adventures' first Change Makers Summit, travel advisors experienced not only its Peru tours but also the social programs...

A tour group in Havana.

What's a legal Cuba tour? There's a fine lineThe difference between a "people-to-people" Cuba tour (which the U.S. government just banned) and a "support for the Cuban...

Lindblad Expeditions pledges carbon neutrality

Lindblad Expeditions pledges carbon neutralityLindblad Expedition plans an ambitious effort to become entirely carbon neutral, mitigating or offsetting all of the carbon...

Airlines will wait and see in Cuba

Airlines will wait and see in CubaThe new restrictions imposed by the Trump administration this week on travel from the U.S. to Cuba could end up compelling...

Apple Vacations will continue to sell Cuba tripsThe packager said its Cuba programs are not affected by the Trump administration's regulatory changes banning people-to-people...

Despite new limits, Cuba tour operators see a way forward

Despite new limits, Cuba tour operators see a way forwardTour operators are saying that the Trump administration's ending of the people-to-people category of Cuba travel will not...

"The USA represents our largest opportunity for growth in the future," said G Adventures founder Bruce Poon Tip.

G Adventures expands U.S. presence with Boston headquartersThe tour operator's staff and office space will double in size at its current Boston location.

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