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The concentric patterns of a tea plantation in the highlands of Kerala, where hill stations were established to beat the heat in the valleys.

Easing into India with soothing Kerala tourBest known for its vast, lazy backwaters; wildlife sanctuaries; and cool hill stations carpeted with plantations, Kerala...

Having dinner and tea with the women and children who live in a traditional multi generational Jordanian household.

Bridging the gaps between East and West on women's tripWhile the point of Intrepid's women-only trips to Muslim countries is to learn about cultural differences, our exchanges also...

A guided hike in Yosemite National Park. Intrepid Travel has a slew of group tours for families.

Stress-free national parks with IntrepidThe operator's small-group itineraries enable exploration of America's parks without having to worry about finding...

A deck and fire pit at Kenya’s Angama Mara lodge, which recently launched a photography studio.

New breed of safari experiences for animal loversThe travel industry has tried to steer travelers away from experiences that can harm animals while satisfying the growing...

Tourists in Havana.

Trump's Cuba travel threat has caused a bookings rushAs travel suppliers puzzle over the possible impact of an announced but not specified change in U.S. policy toward Cuba,...

Plus-size travelers often find journeys difficult

Plus-size travelers often find journeys difficultFrom shrinking airline seats and lavatories to cramped restaurants, tiny island puddle-jumpers and high off-road vehicles,...

The severely fire-damaged Notre Dame Cathedral.

Tour operators say it's too soon to gauge Notre Dame fire impactSenior vice president of Tauck Land Journeys Jeremy Palmer said, "In the short term, it's likely that a few people might decide...

Pure winter magic: How Yellowstone tour operators ease overtourism

Pure winter magic: How Yellowstone tour operators ease overtourismOn a professionally guided offseason trek through Yellowstone, the author discovered how new concerns about overcrowding and...

Study shows potential for agents to sell more adventure travel

Study shows potential for agents to sell more adventure travelThe vast majority of adventure tour operators work with travel advisors, but less than 30% of their sales come from agents.

Co-founder's son takes reins at Butterfield & Robinson

Co-founder's son takes reins at Butterfield & RobinsonThe tour operator has named Luc Robinson president and chief experience officer, succeeding Norman Howe.

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