Category: Travel News

Atlantis Paradise Island has raised the bar on overnight camping with its new dusk-to-dawn Marine Life Camping Adventure that features an overnight getaway under the Bahamian stars. This is not camping one…

Executive view: Shannon Stowell, CEO of Adventure Travel Trade Association”Even with the threat of recession, there’s research showing that people may be doing fewer but longer trips. How that will…

The Last Resort: Impression Isla Mujeres by SecretsHost Christina Jelski chats with Kristi Mackedanz about how this luxury all-inclusive has changed the Isla Mujeres lodging…

The Conrad Orlando, which is part of the new Evermore Orlando Resort development, has opened. The luxury hotel houses 433 guestrooms, including 61 suites ranging in size from one to three bedrooms….

Lindblad tasting menu pairs nicely with sustainabilityA tasty lesson about climate change on the National Geographic Endurance.

Avalon Waterways will sail its first river cruises in France’s Bordeaux region.  Starting in March 2025, Avalon will offer a one-week cruise on the Garonne and Dordogne rivers. The seven-night Bonjour Bordeaux:…

Less than a year after the debut of Explora Journeys, CEO Michael Ungerer is leaving the MSC-owned luxury cruise line.  Michael Ungerer His departure is due to personal reasons, according to a…

Aman may have already converted countless luxury travelers into “Aman junkies,” but the high-end hospitality group is hoping to build an all-new cult following with the opening of the Janu Tokyo this…

Sandals Resorts International has opened its 18th all-inclusive, the Sandals Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Situated along St. Vincent’s Buccament Bay, the resort has 301 guestrooms and suites, including top-tier accommodations like…

I’m a California native and a former resident of the Monterey Bay area south of San Francisco. But somehow, in all my years in the Golden State before I headed east for…