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With business thriving, Globus has guaranteed all 2018 Europe departures

With business thriving, Globus has guaranteed all 2018 Europe departures"We've never guaranteed the season this early. This for us is a first," said Steve Born, Globus senior vice president of...

On the 17-day Indian Royal Tour, travelers get to rub elbows with the likes of the Udaipur royal family.

VeryFirstTo targets wealthy customers who crave novel experiencesWant to dine at every Michelin three-starred restaurant in the world? That can be arranged for a cool $235,507.

A customer bellies up to the bar at Resolution Brewing in Anchorage. Tour operators have developed products to take advantage of Alaska’s growing craft beer industry.

Tours tap into popularity of craft beerMore and more tour operators are incorporating craft beer experiences into their Alaska offerings.

The view of Cape Town from Table Mountain.

Tourists encouraged to visit Cape Town despite severe droughtSouth Africa Tourism CEO Sisa Ntshona said travelers should feel comfortable continuing with their plans to visit, as long as...

Durban, South Africa’s third-largest city, is emerging as a destination thanks to its plentiful beaches, diverse culture and nearby natural attractions.

A vibrant mix of flavors, cultures in DurbanThe city is a melting pot metropolis that serves as both a jumping-off point to explore the region and a destination in its own...

A worker with Love in Motion, a nonprofit started by tour operator Local Guest, uses a chain saw during storm cleanup at Cabachuelas, Puerto Rico.

Puerto Rico tour operator putting Love in MotionAfter Hurricane Maria raked the island, one operator launched a nonprofit organization dedicated to relief and rebuilding.

Zurich's historic city center.

Travel Impressions gives agents what they want: more of EuropeAgent partners have been asking for alternative options in Europe, beyond the big blockbuster destinations such as Paris,...

Winter Olympics in South Korea has been a tough sell

Winter Olympics in South Korea has been a tough sellRhetoric between the U.S. and North Korea has been a hindrance, as is the difficulty of traveling to Pyeongchang.

Cuba unveiled a statue of national hero Jose Marti in front of the Museum of the Revolution this past weekend. It was one of the stops on a media tour of Havana during Cuba Media Day.

Travel companies look to reverse Cuba slumpRhetoric from the White House, negative headlines and a State Department travel warning have all contributed to a decrease in...

In Peru, G Adventures helped form the Ccaccaccollo Women’s Weaving Co-op that benefits from its Sacred Valley tour.

New guidelines seek to protect indigenous communitiesThe initiative has been established to ensure that tour companies engage responsibly and sustainably with destinations so that...

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