Celebrity River Cruises Commits to 10 New Ships
Celebrity River Cruises is expanding its presence in the European river cruise market, announcing plans to add 10 new ships.
Okavango Delta—Where Water Shapes the Land
This safari camp is in the heart of the Okavango Delta, where water shapes the landscape, the wildlife encounters and daily life.
Younger and High‑End Travelers Are Reshaping the 2026 Cruise Market
Demand for cruise vacations remains strong heading into 2026, with new research showing a shift toward younger travelers and luxury cruisers.
Winter Storm Fern Still Wreaking Havoc on Travel
Winter Storm Fern blankets parts of the U.S. with ice and snow, triggering airport travel delays and widespread power outages.
Amsterdam Considers Phasing Out Cruise Ships by 2035
Amsterdam may eliminate cruise ships from its port by 2035, as officials weigh sustainability concerns and cruise infrastructure costs.
Survey: Canadians More Critical of Travel to the U.S.
Far fewer Canadians are traveling to the U.S. thanks to the perceived hostility of the Trump administration towards Canada.
[UPDATED] Widespread Disruptions Expected From Winter Storm Fern
Winter Storm Fern is expected to bring heavy snow and significant ice accumulation from the southern Plains through the Ohio Valley.
A Castle at the Center of a 500-Acre Playground
Dromoland Castle’s new Resort General Manager, Mark McSorley, is building on a legacy of exceptional guest experiences.
A Front-Row Seat to Botswana’s Wildest Theater
There are safaris that impress—and then there are safaris that mark you. Belmond Savute Elephant Lodge belongs firmly in the latter.
Atlas Ocean Voyages Announces New Expedition Yacht
Altas Ocean Voyages has announced that it is currently building Atlas Adventurer, its first-ever luxury expedition sailing yacht.
Sphere Rolls Into National Harbor, Maryland
This would be the second Sphere in the United States, following Las Vegas, and the first to be designed on a smaller scale.
Amsterdam: A City Best Savored with Intention
Amsterdam offers the flexibility to move beyond the expected and into moments that feel meaningful, memorable and entirely their own.
[Updated] Train Travel Affected in Southern Spain After Deadly Collision
Rail travel in southern Spain has been disrupted following the collision of two high-speed passenger trains on Sunday.
Windstar Debuts Its Newest Yacht—Star Seeker
PortMiami was aglow yesterday evening during the christening celebration of Windstar's first newbuild for its Star class—the Star Seeker.
Hawaii Raises Tourist Tax to Protect Environment
Hawaii's Green Fee is expected to raise about $100 million annually for environmental stewardship, hazard mitigation and sustainable tourism.
Azamara’s Dondra Ritzenthaler on the Brand’s Ambitious Upgrade
Ritzenthaler talks to Recommend about the cruise line’s Azamara Forward initiative, the largest renovation investment in its history.
CHTA President Addresses Caribbean Travel Concerns Amid Venezuela-Related Developments Â
With questions swirling around Venezuela, CHTA President Sanovnik Destang clears up travel misinformation.
Egypt Expands Its Appeal
With the long-awaited Grand Egyptian Museum now open, Egypt is entering a new phase in its tourism strategy.
Atlas Ocean Voyages Debuts Revamped Brand Identity
Atlas Ocean Voyages today unveiled a new brand identity that reflects the guest experience aboard its expedition yachts.
Allegiant, Sun Country Reach Merger Agreement
Allegiant and Sun Country airlines announced a merger agreement under which Allegiant will acquire Sun Country.
