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The domed accommodations of the UFO Luxotel in Wadi Rum.

Unexpected delights on Exodus Travels Jordan tourIn Jordan, Petra's Treasury is a bucket-list stop. But there's more to discover.

A view of the countryside from the cabin window aboard the Golden Eagle Danube Express.

Real rail luxury on Uniworld-Golden Eagle journeyTraveling by rail is picking up steam when it comes to river cruising.

Sheep in the Irish meadows bear markings of red and blue on their haunches so owners can tell which belong to them.

Winding roads make perfect path on Ireland tourGay Nagle Myers writes: "I was visiting the Emerald Isle as millions have done before me to see the sights, soak in the...

Among Sky Vacations' new offerings is an Architecture and Design tour that includes Dubai, pictured.

Sky Vacations is adding Middle East tour packagesAmong the new offerings are a family adventure in Egypt and an architecture- and design-focused itinerary in Abu Dhabi and...

The view of Kyoto Tower from the Hotel Granvia Kyoto, one of the hotels that tour operator Alexander + Roberts uses for its Japan itineraries.

Bookings and interest surge as Japan fully reopens to touristsThe country has typically been an expensive holiday for American travelers, but with the yen at its weakest value in decades,...

A train on Rocky Mountaineer’s First Passage to the West route.

All aboard for train travelRiding the rails has become increasingly attractive for travelers, and river cruise lines have capitalized by developing...

Shopping on the island of Burano in the Venetian Lagoon.

Strong dollar has helped fuel U.S. travelers' interest in EuropeTravel advisors have been using the strong dollar as a selling tool, telling clients that Europe is a bargain right now.

One of the free marketing images available in Delta Vacations' Faces in Travel campaign.

Delta Vacations promotes diversity in ad imagesDelta Vacations and Adobe have introduced a free digital media library that shows a broad representation of clients. Advisors...

Cologne, Germany. Tour companies have voiced concerns over Germany's plans to charge a value-added tax on non-EU tour operators.

Tour operators voice serious concerns over Germany's VAT plansOperators identified issues such as factoring the tax into 2023 prices and how much extra paperwork the VAT would create.

The Rhine waterfront in Mainz, Germany.

Proposed German tax mystifies and angers tour operatorsIndustry leaders say that a VAT on foreign sales of Germany vacations could wreak "unprecedented havoc."

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