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A Remote Lands helicopter tour near Mount Everest.

Luxury spending continues, but some see a slowdownThere are some signs that travelers in top income brackets might be pulling back and putting more priority on value.

Summer tourists wading in the geothermal waters of the Blue Lagoon, one of the most popular attractions in Iceland.

Travel to Europe is really hot, but some seek cooler destinationsIceland, Scandinavia, Ireland and the U.K. are the most in-demand destinations suppliers say travelers are booking to beat the...

Binge watchers get wanderlust in 'set-jetting' trend

Binge watchers get wanderlust in 'set-jetting' trendTravelers are hungrier than ever for the settings and locations they fell in love with during their pandemic-era binge on...

A solo traveler ziplines in Costa Rica on an Intrepid trip.

Tour operators report high demand for solo travelBookings for individual travel for 2023 have exceeded expectations, surpassing 2019 levels so far this year.

Travelers at the Grand Canyon during a national parks tour.

TTC Tour Brands finds travelers like to go off the beaten path, but with guidesThe tour company uncovered trends in its latest survey of customers.

St. Paul's Cathedral as seen from the Millennium Bridge in London.

London readies for coronation and an influx of visitorsA perennially popular destination for Americans is getting a boost from the coronation of King Charles III.

Luxury tour operator Scott Dunn says those traveling to northern England often add Scotland to their itineraries.

The U.K.'s tourism recovery includes English countryside roadtripsEnduring as London's appeal may be to city-bound vacationers, travelers are also branching out beyond London to explore other...

A City Experiences guide leads a group through the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City.

Operators of city tours are looking for a few good guidesBusiness is finally moving toward 2019 numbers for day tour operators. But slower to make a comeback are their staffing levels.

A Tootbus hop-on, hop-off bus gives a load of passengers a city tour of London.

Day tours bounce back in big cities, but recovery is spotty globallyStaffing shortages, fewer international visitors in some markets, flight availability challenges and the war in Ukraine are all...

Safari vehicles cluster near trees where a leopard was spotted in the Ndutu plains region of the Serengeti.

The elephant in the room: Overtourism in AfricaResponsible tourism has long been emphasized as a selling point for safaris, but does reality match the promotion?

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