No passport required—the U.S. has its share of great destination wedding options.More>>

Travel Agent breaks down the most successful niche markets and tells you how and why you should be selling them.More>>

According to The Knot Market Intelligence: 2012 Destination Weddings Study, the Caribbean was the leading region in the world for destination weddings by 15 percent.More>>

According to The Knot Market Intelligence: 2012 Destination Weddings Study, the Riviera Maya was the most common choice for a wedding destination in Mexico while Costa Rica topped the list for Latin America destinations.More>>

Pueblo Bonito Oceanfront Resorts and Spas is offering a free wedding when a certain number of room nights are booked at any of the company’s six properties in either Mazatlán or Los Cabos.More>>

Sandals Resorts is offering couples a chance to book a "WeddingMoon" to remember by selecting the auspicious 12/12/12 for their special day.More>>

With a choice of three wedding packages and five colorful Island Inspirations themes (aqua, tropical, seashell, flora and blossom), couples can tailor their big day to best fit their personalities. More>>

With a new opportunity for destination weddings in Hawaii, hotels are getting ready to cater to a new market. Travel Agent has rounded up a selection of resort packages to help agent sell this growing niche in Hawaii travel.More>>

Sandestin offers a More Moments Military Package with a savings of $5,000. This package includes the beach and Finz Loft venues, linens, dance floor, chairs, arbor, and a room for the couple. More>>

The British Isles and Ireland provide classic backdrops for storybook nuptials, with modern touches for the 21st century.More>>