British Isles Disney Magic will sail from Dover, England on its very first British Isles itinerary. Your Clients can explore the majestic beauty of Scotland, experience Highland culture, sample traditional cuisine and spirits and discover the country’s iconic castles. 12-night British Isles Ports: Invergordon, Kirkwall and Greenock … [Read more...]

Tipping while traveling can be confusing, differs by country and doesn’t always depend on service quality. Wego, the leading travel search site in the Asia Pacific and Middle East, revealed where and when you should tip while on the road. Knowing which countries where you should leave a tip is just as important as knowing which countries not … [Read more...]

FILL YOUR BUCKET LIST WITH UN-CRUISE ADVENTURES Un-Cruise Adventures’ small ship cruises sail along 17 itineraries in eight unbeatable destinations—each one bucket-list worthy. Aboard vessels with capacities of 22-88 passengers, guests experience an innovative combination of activity and discovery, impeccable service and expertise, and … [Read more...]

5 Phenomenal Landscapes for Photographers 1) Akaroa, New Zealand Sample rural New Zealand off the tourist trail in a spectacular coastal setting. Activities include hiking, biking, fishing, kayaking or sailing in this captivating landscape of hills, valleys and bays, with over 10 kilometers/6.2 miles of dramatic coastline. You can opt for fishing … [Read more...]

Almost There Travel Announces 2 New Graduates — Don’t be surprised if you see pixie dust twinkling around. Tammy Larsen, who is the owner of Almost There Travel and co worker Carol Wilson,  join an elite group of travel industry professionals who have attained a special knowledge of the Disneyland® Resort, Walt Disney World® Resort, Disney … [Read more...]

THE OUTLOOK for the 2014-2015 ski season appears to be strong, with record setting snow-fall in parts of the U.S. last winter priming our travelers to hit the slopes this winter. The country had a strong winter, but the drought in the West really hurt some of the western resorts. The Southeast, Rocky Mountains and Midwest had the highest visit … [Read more...]

It is one hundred years since the world’s first paying passenger took to the skies in 1914. Today 32 million flights carry three billion passengers and 50 million tonnes of freight a year. Globally the aviation sector’s economic impact is estimated at US$2.4 trillion annually. Today aviation is so integral to jobs, to commerce and to international … [Read more...]

There are so many conferences to attend when working in the travel industry. Why go? Which one should I attend?  A good conference keeps me engaged and gives me information that I can retain for future use. I really enjoy the fun and interactive conferences where everyone is getting to know each other and making connections. I also enjoy the … [Read more...]

Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection is heading to India. The luxury river line will cruise the Ganges River beginning in January 2016. Ganges Voyager II will carry 56 pax in 28 staterooms ranging in size from 261 sq. ft. to 400 sq. ft. The guest to crew ratio will be 1:2. “We will sail 16 cruises the 1st year — January to March and then … [Read more...]