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The granite islands of Seychelles harbor natural riches, including roughly 75 endemic plant species.

Seychelles strives for 'a better kind of tourism'The island nation has long been a haven for divers and other active travelers. With that in mind, the government as well as...

Akagera National Park is now home to the Big Five following the recent reintroduction of lions and rhinos, making it the only Big 5 reserve in Rwanda.

Rwanda, known for its gorilla-trekking, has much more to offer visitorsThe destination is gaining attention for its natural beauty as well as its commitment to conservation, its rich cultural...

African Bush Camps are unfenced, so wildlife can (and does) come right up to the tents at night.

Luxury redefined at Botswana's African Bush CampsThe narrative of luxury tourism in Africa is undergoing a significant shift. The continent has gone from opulent and timeless...

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.

In March, the National Geographic Resolution will be sailing from South America's Cape Horn to Cape Town, pictured here.

Expedition lines get creative between the polesThe number of polar expedition ships continues to grow, but they can't just sail to Antarctica and the Arctic. Here's how the...

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.

Club Med Tinley will open in 2026 on South Africa's Dolphin Coast, a haven for bottlenose dolphins.

Club Med has discovered a hidden South African gemClub Med Tinley will be set along the coastline of KwaZulu Natal, a region popular with locals for its subtropical climate and...

The Great Hypostyle Hall at the Karnak Temple Complex near Luxor.

Pull of the pyramids: Egypt's enduring popularityTour operators are adding product on land and water to meet rising demand.

The Medina in Marrakech. The Unesco-recognized area was damaged in Friday's earthquake, and tour operators are modifying itineraries to avoid it.

Tour operators resuming Morocco tripsIntrepid, G Adventures, A&K and others have modified itineraries to avoid areas affected by the deadly earthquake.

The Viking Aton, the river line's newest ship on the Nile River in Egypt.

Viking continues its Egypt strategy and expansion with the AtonHere in Egypt, where travel demand and product development have soared for suppliers in the past two years, Viking is doing...

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