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Travelers waiting to book tours and activities prefer local experiences

Travelers waiting to book tours and activities prefer local experiencesAn Arival survey found that just one in four U.S. adults planning a trip this summer plan to book all of their activities ahead...

New pricing policies at national parks could push operators to reduce tours

New pricing policies at national parks could push operators to reduce toursCommercial use authorization fees will require operators to pay a $300 annual application fee for each park they use as a tour...

Travel Weekly's Arnie Weissmann moderates a panel discussion with (from left): AAA's Bill Sutherland, Flight Centre's Nick Lucock and Unired's Amos Khim.

Tech talk dominates Collette centennial eventRather than look back at the past 100 years, tour operator Collette appeared to be much more focused on the future at its...

Trafalgar's Africa expansion highlights increased interest in continent

Trafalgar's Africa expansion highlights increased interest in continentA lot more solo travelers and families are looking at Africa as an option.

Trafalgar doing tours to sub-Saharan Africa

Trafalgar doing tours to sub-Saharan AfricaStarting this December, travelers will for the first time be able to book a Trafalgar trip to the countries of Namibia,...

Hawaii travel coming back a bit

Hawaii travel coming back a bitMore than one month after the Kilauea volcano erupted on Hawaii's Big Island, the negative impact on tourism has started to...

Preserving Africa

Preserving AfricaTo many Westerners, Africa is a massive frontier teeming with wildlife but largely devoid of humans. Conservationists say that...

Citing challenges, some tour operators drop Eiffel climbs

Citing challenges, some tour operators drop Eiffel climbsA new group booking process has made it harder to secure tickets in advance.

Waikiki is some 200 miles from Kilauea, but the eruption is affecting travel to Hawaii's most popular destination.

Kilauea eruption affecting tourism throughout HawaiiPackagers say some clients have canceled trips even though the the eruption is affecting just a small area on the Big Island.

Chronic Issues: Challenges and opportunities in cannabis tourism

Chronic Issues: Challenges and opportunities in cannabis tourismPot, weed, marijuana: By any name, cannabis is proving to be a touchy subject for the U.S. tourism industry. But amid a host of...

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