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Celebrity Cruises is putting more than a toe in Europe's rivers. Parent company Royal Caribbean Group ordered 10 ships.

Celebrity Cruises generates excitement with its river cruise expansionTravel advisors say Europe's rivers are ready for a new player with the reach of Royal Caribbean Group, Celebrity's parent...

Allianz Partners USA said illness claims usually begin to increase in October and peak in December.

Wintry illness threatens trip? Travel advisors have the remedyWhile a client's illness can cause some extra work for a travel advisor, it can also present opportunities for advisors to...

Donald Trump signed sweeping executive orders in his first two days of his second presidency.

With a Trump travel ban possible, travel organizations call for cautionASTA and the U.S. Travel Association reacted to language in one of Trump's many executive orders that could lead to a ban on...

2024 Readers Choice Awards winners: A night of celebration

2024 Readers Choice Awards winners: A night of celebrationTravel Weekly's Readers Choice Awards, now in their 22nd year, celebrate the best of the best in the travel industry. This is...

The Destination Wedding & Honeymoon Specialists Association says clients are often finding better rates and cancellation terms on their own.

Direct offers frustrate travel advisors who sell destination weddingsA member survey by the Destination Wedding & Honeymoon Specialists Association showed that 95% of members have lost group...

From boomers to zoomers: Travel that spans the generations

From boomers to zoomers: Travel that spans the generationsSeven generations of travelers will be flying, cruising and touring in 2025, and knowing how to speak and sell to these...

Trevello CEO says the time was right to buy a U.S. host agency

Trevello CEO says the time was right to buy a U.S. host agencyMorris Chia said he had been eyeing a foray into the U.S. for some time, and the Canadian company sealed the deal with its...

No mind left behind: How travel embraces neurodiversity

No mind left behind: How travel embraces neurodiversityThe industry is making strides in its efforts to serve every traveler, no matter how they perceive and navigate the world.

A panoramic view of Cape Town. Some advisors are seeing interest among clients in more far-flung destinations, including South Africa.

Preview 2025: The year ahead for travel advisorsWith consumer demand for advisors still high, it's shaping up to be another robust year.

Illustration by Jenn Martins

2024, a year in review"Normalization" was perhaps the word of the year in travel, but the industry also saw much that was out of the ordinary, from...

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