Operators add new destinations and new tours to perennial favorites.More>>

Many new, themed voyages and vessels are on the radar of the European river cruise marketplace for the coming season.More>>

The Travel Agent team is on the road much of the year, and for our final issue of 2011, we decided to give you our best picks so you can add them to your portfolio of knowledge. Note that this is not meant to be a comprehensive overview of the best hotels and experiences in the world, but simply a...More>>

2010 saw the country’s highest numbers ever, with nearly 3.5 million tourists arriving from around the world. Better than one in every six of these visitors–about 625,000–came from the U.S., making it Israel’s largest international tourism market.More>>

With all eyes on London as it hosts a series of landmark events, Britain and Ireland showcased their very best.More>>

An abundance of new onshore activities along the East Coast may be ample reason for your cruising clients to extend their vacation this summer.More>>

Those interested in wine should consider a weekend in the country. Travel research and planning website Away.com has uncorked 10 wine regions, just outside major metropolitan areas.More>>

Tourism in Martinique is looking up. Cool hotels, resorts and beaches cater to clients, who get a lesson or two in beekeeping, storytelling and history.More>>

Late this summer, the cruise yacht Arabella, known for New England, Chesapeake Bay and Caribbean excursions, will launch her first Long Island Wine Tasting Cruise from September 14–19.More>>