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Terry Dale a busy man, but not so busy that he can’t take time to stop and try chicken feet, check Antarctica off his bucket list, or plan a honeymoon to Istria with his partner Rich. Needless to say, Terry is not your average president/CEO...

Peggy's travels have led her to give back to communities around the world. She's contributed to funding for the digging of wells for rural families without clean water in Cambodia, and has sponsored a Kiva micro-lending team. She has also launched the Friendly Planet Travel Foundation, in honor of her deceased son Daniel.

Like a good book, the cruise itineraries we’ve rounded up below are definite page-turners, and getting to the final chapter is always bittersweet.

This month we’re talking air travel to keep you in the know of new flights across the country and around the world

Edie Rodriguez, CEO of Crystal Cruises, will host the line's annual President’s Cruise this year aboard the Crystal Symphony, when it sails from Rome to Dubai on Nov. 4.

Although Paula has met many celebrities, politicians and culturally diverse people during her life working in the travel industry, she says the most interesting person she's ever met is the one she met on a beach in Grenada.

We’ve rounded up a few hotels and one tour operator offering you more than the standard 10 percent commission on your bookings.

There’s more to John Stachnik, president and co-owner of Mayflower Tours, than meets the eye, so we decided to ask him those comical, personal and telling questions to reveal the man behind the suit.

Think you know Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, president and CEO of Celebrity Cruises, think again….

Couples looking to rekindle their flame amidst exotic locations should look east to Africa and the Middle East. Here, the flame is fanned while viewing the Big 5, exploring cities steeped in history and walking in the footsteps of early explorers.

Active & Experiential Travel In this Issue: Expedition Cruising: Adventure of a Lifetime Onboard Review: Holland America's Koningsdam North America:...

24 million. That’s how many people are expected to cruise this year. That’s 1 million more than last year. Ships? There are plenty of them to accommodate that number of passengers and many more—in fact, there are 52 new ocean-going CLIA ships on order between 2016 and 2022. And, according to CLIA’s 2016 Cruise Industry Outlook, eight out of 10 CLIA-member travel agents stated they are expecting an increase in sales in 2016 over last year

It’s just after Sukkot, the 7-day Jewish harvest holiday, and the hooks holding the traditional tents are still hanging from the atrium of Jerusalem’s newest five-star hotel. Strolling through the courtyard at the Waldorf Astoria Jerusalem feels just as if you’re walking through the Old City, the lamps and Ottoman-style arches bringing elements of Jerusalem’s streets indoors.

AC Hotels by Marriott recently announced its plans to open 22 new design-led hotels around the world in 2016.

Travel Bound is targeting the religious group market segment with the launch of Travel Bound Groups’s new e-booklet featuring pre-packaged, faith-based tours.

Crystal Yacht Cruises’ luxury yachting vacations are now open for bookings.

New bed-like Business Class seats and Economy Class Plus are now available on all EL AL Israel flights departing from the U.S.

Norwegian Cruise Line offers guests new destinations and ports in 2016 and 2017, including itineraries to Asia, the Arabian Gulf, and India.

Central Holidays has expanded its destination offers beyond Europe and the Mediterranean with the launch of five people-to-people itineraries in Cuba—Afro Cubanismo, L'Chaim Cuba, A Taste of Havana, The City & The Sea, and Hola Cuba.

The Brown Beach House, a beachside hotel in Tel Aviv, is set to open next month.