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Younger travelers, particularly those ages 18 to 34, think more about experiences earlier in the travel-planning process, according to Arival.

Arival notes continued splurge on travel experiences but fewer tripsOn average, travelers are doing seven experiences on a trip, which Arival CEO Douglas Quinby called "extraordinary."

Delta Vacations customers booking with a travel advisor will earn Medallion Qualifying Dollars on flight and non-flight portions of vacation packages, including hotels, cars and activities.

Delta Vacations rescinds policy change that penalized agency bookingsThe flight and nonflight portions of bookings made with a travel advisor will continue to count toward Delta's Medallion...

The Tel Aviv coastline. Advisors have been busy helping travelers leave Israel in the wake of the Hamas attack.

Tours and cruises canceled, clients depart -- travel's week after war broke out in IsraelCompanies braced for a long-term hit on tourism. But first, they had to help their clients.

Benny "Soda" Briga's secret laboratory in Levinsky Market.

Pouring the pomegranate in Tel Aviv with Eager TouristA tour led by the founder of the “hyperlocal concierge” is full of authentic foodies and their haunts.

A large crowd of tourists at Yosemite National Park.

Everyone's in Europe. Why are U.S. national parks crowded?Yellowstone and Yosemite were among the parks where extensive traffic and long lines at entrances were a problem, despite a...

The Great Hypostyle Hall at the Karnak Temple Complex near Luxor.

Pull of the pyramids: Egypt's enduring popularityTour operators are adding product on land and water to meet rising demand.

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green speaks during an Aug 12 press conference about the Maui wildfires.

Maui officials welcome visitors after fires, but packagers are cautiousSome companies are enabling guests to rebook accommodations in other parts of Maui, while others are redirecting them to...

A woman in Kotor, Montenegro, travels solo with Overseas Adventure Travel, which primarily caters to travelers over age 50.

Tour operators are meeting a rising demand for solo travelNow more than ever, solo guests -- especially women -- are seeking out trips curated with their needs in mind, including the...

Kapellbrucke, the famous wooden footbridge spanning the Reuss River in Lucerne, Switzerland.

The Travel Corporation taps Switzerland's sustainability successTTC Tour Brands Swisstainable trip was designed "to show advisors that travel can be sustainable and also highlight the fact...

The town of Bacharach in Germany's Rhine valley.

Germany defers vacation tax until 2027It's a victory for tour operators who sell Germany, as the VAT would have made vacations there more expensive for those...

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