Bhutan is still hot on the travel radar and Greaves has just launched a new suggested 11-day itinerary.More>>

The Asia specialist is ready to debut its first Myanmar program, a 10-night journey with highlights such as a visit to the site where Siddhartha attained enlightenment as well as the famous Kyauktawgyi Paya Buddha.More>>

Titled "A Cultural Journey Through Western Bhutan," the experience gives travelers a look at ancient temples, old palaces, village homes and scenery.More>>

If you are looking to sell the next frontier of travel, you ought to look at Bhutan, which is a remote and virtually untouched location, yet accessible to the U.S. market. The country will appeal to travelers looking to go off the beaten path.More>>

Structural damage from the earthquake includes destroyed roads and buildings, which has created landslide conditions. As of September 23, there have been no reports of U.S. citizen casualties.More>>

Agents tell us what's hot now and where the "in" spots will be down the road. If your clients think they’ve traveled the globe, you may still have surprises for them.More>>

The theme for the event will be High Value Tourism and Low Impact Footprints, and will be the first B2B travel trade event ever held in the destination.More>>

On the tour, guests will experience the remote Indian Himalayas visiting villages and the Rinchenpong Monastery. Trekkers will stay in traditional Himalayan houses that have been outfitted with Western standards.More>>

If your clients are looking for something new in 2011, here is a list of tour opportunities from Bhutan's Uma Paro that are sure to please.More>>

The Tourism Council of Bhutan was in New York this week on its first U.S. promotional tour looking to build relationships with select U.S. travel agents.More>>