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The AmaKristina. AmaWaterways launched what is essentially a two-for-one river cruise offer for medical personnel and first responders.

Suppliers show their gratitude to healthcare heroes, first respondersCompanies are offering vacation discounts, giveaways and other perks to those on the front lines of the Covid crisis.

Abercrombie & Kent added six Tailor Made adventures across the American West. Pictured, Canyonlands National Park, Utah.

TW survey: Travel suppliers hurry to bring domestic inventory to advisorsDespite new U.S. products, few advisors are reporting a rise in domestic bookings since the pandemic shut down global travel.

Comeback trail: Rebuilding indigenous tourism in North America

Comeback trail: Rebuilding indigenous tourism in North AmericaBefore the pandemic, indigenous tourism in North America was enjoying healthy growth, a powerful economic engine that helped...

A tour group pauses for a photo in Italy last year.

Tour groups likely to be small during measured restartTour operators are evaluating every aspect of their operations to meet a new normal that remains largely unclear.

Tour operators anticipate some international travel to return this yearFifty-one percent said they hope to restart trips to Europe this fall.

Xanterra plans to reopen the Old Faithful Inn in Yellowstone on June 15.

Travelers suffering cabin fever might flock to national parksAs the Covid-19 pandemic lockdowns ease and Americans look to hit the road, national parks might be among the first...

G Adventures says there's been a pickup in Galapagos inquiries.

Tour operators seeing uptick in bookingsAs some countries and states begin easing Covid-19 shutdowns, tour operators say they are seeing renewed interest in travel.

Deeper local: Tour operators double down on authentic experiences

Deeper local: Tour operators double down on authentic experiencesUpscale tour operators have doubled down on delivering authentic local experiences, linking guests with artists, tastemakers...

One of Walks’ virtual tours explores the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace.

Day-tour company Walks stays active with virtual outingsThe company unveiled the concept for keeping guests connected and guides at least partially employed.

Fake it till you make it: Virtual reality inspires while travel is restricted

Fake it till you make it: Virtual reality inspires while travel is restrictedWith much of the world on lockdown, destination marketers and other travel companies are dusting off and amping up virtual...

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