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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.

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...

Travel to Africa is space travel of a different kind

Travel to Africa is space travel of a different kindThe pandemic forced travelers away from the crowds and consumerism of mass travel, and Africa experts see an opportunity for...

Rolling out the welcome mat for digital nomads

Rolling out the welcome mat for digital nomadsDemand for immersive, work-from-anywhere journeys is still at a high point, and tour operators, hotels, cruise lines and others...

One of IWorld's offerings is yacht packages in Croatia. Pictured, waterfalls at Krka National Park, near coastal city of Sibenik.

IWorld of Travel showcases its new approach on Croatia famA land and Adriatic Sea tour in Croatia was a coming out of sorts for the company.

Backroads' Dolce Tempo itineraries have a more relaxed pace.

Backroads adds several U.S. trips for 2022In response to surging demand, the active-travel specialist has added a mix of biking, walking and multi-adventure tours.

Existing U.S. policy has essentially banned travel from many nations that normally comprise the bulk of U.S. inbound travel, including China.

Planned restart of international travel is welcome news indeedPresident Joe Biden's plan to ease restrictions on inbound travel has drawn high praise, with U.S. Travel Association CEO Roger...

The Colorado River snakes its way 2,000 feet below Dead Horse Point State Park near Moab, Utah.

Rocky Mountaineer makes fresh tracks in the U.S.The Canadian luxury rail travel operator just introduced a Rockies to the Red Rocks itinerary, its first route that takes place...

Bigger than the Big Five: Safari operators eye a new narrative

Bigger than the Big Five: Safari operators eye a new narrative"Big Five" is a powerful marketing term synonymous with African safaris, but it can cause travelers to bring a checklist...

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