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The war between Israel and Hamas is suppressing tour bookings for destinations like Egypt in 2024.

The year ahead for ... toursLate-season challenges that are threatening the strength of first-quarter bookings for 2024 will not dampen the optimism tour...

Tauck said it learned the hard way to never operate trips in a host city during the Olympics. Pictured, the Louvre in Paris.

Tour operators are planning around the Paris OlympicsTour operators are split on their approach, with some promoting the event and others avoiding it.

Relaxing in the pool at the Rio Celeste Hideaway Hotel on a Geluxe tour in Costa Rica.

G Adventures softens a trip's rougher edges with GeluxeWith its new line of Geluxe tours, G Adventures aims to fill what the tour operator said is a gap in premium adventure travel.

Ireland and U.K. specialist CIE Tours said that nearly its entire portfolio will be on sale this year between Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Black Friday strategies reveal a transition moment for travelSome industry experts say deals are more robust than usual, addressing consumers' financial concerns and the normalization of...

The Visit Native California platform of the Visit California website includes information on all sorts of tribal tourism offerings around the state, including this canoe excursion with the Yurok Tribe of Northern California.

Partnerships provide boost for Indigenous tourismIndigenous communities, tour providers and state tourism promotion agencies are joining forces to develop authentic experiences...

Younger travelers, particularly those ages 18 to 34, think more about experiences earlier in the travel-planning process, according to Arival.

Arival notes continued splurge on travel experiences but fewer tripsOn average, travelers are doing seven experiences on a trip, which Arival CEO Douglas Quinby called "extraordinary."

Delta Vacations customers booking with a travel advisor will earn Medallion Qualifying Dollars on flight and non-flight portions of vacation packages, including hotels, cars and activities.

Delta Vacations rescinds policy change that penalized agency bookingsThe flight and nonflight portions of bookings made with a travel advisor will continue to count toward Delta's Medallion...

The Tel Aviv coastline. Advisors have been busy helping travelers leave Israel in the wake of the Hamas attack.

Tours and cruises canceled, clients depart -- travel's week after war broke out in IsraelCompanies braced for a long-term hit on tourism. But first, they had to help their clients.

Benny "Soda" Briga's secret laboratory in Levinsky Market.

Pouring the pomegranate in Tel Aviv with Eager TouristA tour led by the founder of the “hyperlocal concierge” is full of authentic foodies and their haunts.

A large crowd of tourists at Yosemite National Park.

Everyone's in Europe. Why are U.S. national parks crowded?Yellowstone and Yosemite were among the parks where extensive traffic and long lines at entrances were a problem, despite a...

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