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China Cancels Tours: What This Means for International Travelers
The China Travel Service Association (CTSA) announced over the weekend a temporary suspension of all group tours and package trips. Some U.S.-based tour operators are following the lead of those abroad, while others continue to monitor the situation.
Novel Coronavirus Travel Questions—What to Tell Wary Travelers
Due to the Novel Coronavirus outbreak in China we reached out to Dr. William Spangler, global medical director with AIG Travel to answer a few more questions regarding the epidemic.
The Novel Coronavirus Shuts Down 3 Cities in China—What You Need to Know
The Novel Coronavirus has shut down multiple cities in China as of today.
Palmaïa, The House of AïA Reconnects with Nature
Palmaïa, The House of AïA, is inviting guests to reconnect with Riviera Maya's nature, the sanctity of life, and the true human spirit.
Latest on Australia Fires
Australia fires continue to rage across the country and have damaged resorts, homes and have led to the loss of life. Travel companies weigh in.
Government Shutdown Impact On Travel
As the partial U.S. government shutdown creeps into its third week, the impact of what is set to become the longest shutdown in history continues to spread, and travelers along with their advisors are not exempt from the fallout.
Post-Merger Travel Impressions: Part 1
How has the merger of Apple Leisure Group, parent company of TI, with Mark Travel Corporation affected Travel Impressions travel advisor partners.
The Future of Travel
As Recommend celebrates 50 years of helping travel agents sell travel, the editorial staff thought it fitting to look to the future to see where innovations—technological and otherwise—might be taking the travel industry.
Get in the Saddle for Biking Tours Through Minneapolis
Le Meridien Chambers Minneapolis and W Minneapolis - The Foshay recently announced travel packages to encourage your clients to get out and explore "the most bikeable city in America" with the property's general manager as their personal guide.
Expo de Turismo International (ETI), Part 2: It Wasn’t Just about Puerto Rico
"The travel industry will double in the next decade, making it the second largest industry in the world, exceeded only by agriculture," said Bill Todd, author of “Increase Sales Now,” to 400 travel agents at ETI, the Puerto Rico Tourism Company's annual conference. "You couldn't have picked a better career path."
Allianz Survey Reveals American Attitudes Towards Cuba Travel
A survey by travel insurance provider Allianz Global Assistance has found that although 42 percent of Americans are interested in visiting Cuba now that travel restrictions from the U.S. have been eased, 70 percent are currently unlikely to do so.
Travel Industry Responds to Zika
New reports on Zika’s spread, potential effect and modes of transmission surface by the day, but is it, and how is it, affecting travel to destinations in the Caribbean and Latin America?
INDABA 2015
Recommend attended Africa's largest tradeshow of African products and services, INDABA 2015.
CLIA Updates Cruiseforward.org
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) has updated its cruiseforward.org website in an effort to inform cruise industry stakeholders about the cruise industry's safety, accountability, and transparency.
Convertible Caravans Of Europe
Don’t let the name fool you—this is not, as Anne Fuldby-Olsen, general manager, Convertible Caravans of Europe, points out, “a convertible motor home, nor a trailer trip, as our name may insinuate.
Fast Facts
There are lodgings for every budget and taste throughout Panama: from luxury and upscale, to mid-market and hostel-hopper.
