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The salon room of Jnane Tamsna hotel in Marrakech, Morocco's only Black-owned hotel.

Black travelers on the road to discoveryPerhaps now more than ever, Black travelers are looking to include cultural and historical experiences in their plans. And...

A rafting group enjoys the scenery on the Colorado River below the Hoover Dam.

Leisurely Hoover Dam rafting tours are backLake Mead Mohave Adventures returns next month from a two-year pandemic hiatus to offer 90-minute and three-hour Colorado River...

Rising demand lifts all boat charters

Rising demand lifts all boat chartersPrivate yacht and barge charters, once largely the purview of the wealthy, have gained wider popularity thanks to the...

A musician plays a guitar in Cuba. Tour operators report rising interest in trips to the island nation.

High vaccination rate and Covid-safe rules drive interest in CubaAs operators ready their 2022 programs for Americans, optimism is high -- though not without its caveats.

Travelers learn about the tribal customs and histories of the Blackfeet Native American culture with a local Blackfeet guide as part of a Montana tour.

Intrepid Travel triples down on tour offerings in the U.S.The rise in close-to-home travel amid the pandemic hasn't been lost on Intrepid Travel.

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...

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