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Does Velas Resorts Float Your Boat?

Velas Resorts has a new amenity you’re going to want to tell your foodie clients about—the “Float My Boat” culinary treat.

The Bahamas Partners With Alaska Airlines for 2 New Nonstops

There's been nothing but good news coming from Nassau Paradise Island, and there's more: Alaska Airlines has partnered with the capital of The Bahamas to bring in two new seasonal nonstop...

Virgin Galactic Launches Commercial Space Flights

Virgin Galactic announced on June 16 that the company will launch its first commercial space flight somewhere in the window of June 27-30.

Major Cities Adding Congestion Fees

Around the world, cities are charging—or proposing—congestion fees to drivers in an attempt to deter traffic in busy downtown zones.

Embracing Technology: The Key to Seamless Travel Experiences

Travel advisors and companies must embrace various cutting-edge technologies to provide a seamless and personalized service to clients.

Starting Gun Already Fired for Planning Trips to the 2024 Paris Olympics

Travelers looking to attend the Summer Olympic Games in Paris in 2024 may have to make a Herculean effort to find accommodations and tickets.

Le Boat: Book Le Clients Early, Save Le Client’s Money

Le Boat is looking for early bookings for 2024--and they are sweetening the pot with some great deals for your clients.

Destination “I Do”

After years of postponements and delays, the wave of destination weddings continues to gain momentum, so we wanted to share a few of our favorite options to help you get your clients in the mood.

The Caribbean is on a Roll

Caribbean tourism is beach to pre-pandemic levels—read on to see what all the buzz is about.

Hyatt Ziva & Zilara: The Two Faces of Hyatt in the Mexican Caribbean

Whether your clients are looking for an adults-only paradise or a family-friendly vibe, these resorts roll out the red carpet.

Tahiti — New Air & Land Booking Options

The Islands of Tahiti never disappoint when it comes to offering the ultimate in a romantic getaway.

Sail Away: Cruise Lines Celebrate Love

The four cruise lines we’re featuring in this month’s cruise section—with offerings from Alaska to Tahiti—up the ante when it comes to celebrating love on the high seas.

France Bans Some Short-Term Flights for Rail, Citing Eco Concerns

Clients traveling through France this summer will need to travel via train from Paris’s Orly airport to Nantes, Bordeaux or Lyon.

Hotel News: Updates, Openings and Renovations

Read on for news and updates from some of the biggest names in hospitality from Europe to Africa, with a stop in the Caribbean.

Variety Cruises Drops Solo Supp on Select Itineraries This Summer

Variety Cruises has the special available on select 7-day itineraries in Greece, Tahiti and Seychelles through September of this year.

Brightline Orlando Tickets Now on Sale

Brightline has now launched ticket sales for its Brightline Orlando connection for late summer through early 2024.

Europe and Mexico Welcome New Hotels & Experiences

The good news is there are new hotels to choose from—the even better news is they offer all kinds of cool new experiences for your clients.

Rocky Mountaineer: Hot Savings on New Bookings for 2023 Travel

Rocky Mountaineer has upped the eye-candy quotient for clients with a side of cool new cuisine offers and hot savings.

Did You Know These Countries Have Travel Advisories?

The State Department has updated travel advisory levels for more than 10 countries over the past three months.

Collette — Saying Thanks to Advisors with Trip Giveaway

Collette is showing its appreciation for you through trip giveaways and other prizes, with perks year-round.

AI vs. “Booking Human” Is No Contest, Says GTC’s Licea

AI only knows what it can pull from the Internet; it’s only as good as what’s put into it—it can't double as a human travel advisor.

Michelin on the Map: New for 2023

Dining in a Michelin-starred restaurant is arguably the ultimate bragging right for culinary-minded travelers.

World’s Busiest Airports Near Pre-Pandemic Passenger Levels

Airports still aren’t quite as busy as they were before the COVID-19 pandemic struck. But they’re getting closer.

Brightline Unveils Orlando Passenger Rail Station

Brightline has unveiled the Orlando Station at Orlando International Airport (MCO), thus connecting Central and South Florida via rail.
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