5 Epic Arctic Cruises Set To Redefine 2028 Adventure Travel
Aurora Expeditions and four leading operators are opening bookings for ambitious 2028 Arctic cruises across Svalbard, Greenland and Iceland, reshaping expectations of polar travel.
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Morrow Point Reservoir Emerges as Hidden Rocky Mountain Fjord
High above the Gunnison River, Morrow Point Reservoir is drawing boaters and anglers seeking a quieter, fjord-like alternative to Colorado’s busier mountain lakes.
Envoy Air Peoria–Chicago Flight Diverts Back to Peoria
An Envoy Air operated American Airlines flight from Peoria to Chicago returned to General Wayne A. Downing Peoria International after departure. Here is what travelers should know.
UK and US Lead Global Collaboration for Perseid Meteor Watch
The United Kingdom and United States are coordinating with international partners to study and promote the 2026 Perseid meteor shower as a global skywatching event.
Greece Unveils Protection Plan for Ancient Ramnous Site
Greece has introduced a new cultural tourism preservation programme to safeguard the ancient fortified site of Ramnous while managing rising visitor interest near Athens.
California Logs Second-Highest Speeding Deaths in U.S., Study Finds
A new analysis of federal crash records shows California recorded 1,139 speeding-related deaths in a single year, the second‑highest toll of any state in the nation.
Greece and Austria Deepen Ties on Sustainable Mountain Tourism
Greece and Austria are stepping up cooperation on mountain tourism, linking training exchanges, sustainability initiatives and destination development to strengthen year-round visitor flows.
Maldives Beaches Are Packed, But The Economy Tells Another Story
Tourist arrivals to the Maldives are booming this season, yet high public debt, uneven benefits, and climate risks reveal a far more fragile economic reality.
Norway’s Fjorda Canoe Rental Opens Up a Hidden Lake Maze
In eastern Norway’s Fjorda lake district, a low-key canoe rental is emerging as a gateway to multi-day paddling, camping, and wilderness exploration close to Oslo.
Underrated US Parks Offer Scenic Escapes From National Park Crowds
As marquee US national parks draw record visitors, a growing number of travelers are turning to quieter state parks and lesser-known federal sites for wilderness escapes.
US and Canada Deepen Tourism Ties as Kitsap Coast Shines
Fresh data on cross-border travel and recreation shows the US and Canada linking tourism and conservation efforts as Kitsap Memorial draws renewed camper interest.
Mekong Flood Risk Prompts New Thailand Laos Coordination
Rising Mekong levels near Nakhon Phanom are prompting tighter Thailand Laos coordination, fresh flood alerts, and calls for travelers to monitor conditions more closely.
Guatemala’s Heart-Led Travel Movement Gains Global Momentum
From Lake Atitlán to the Verapaces, Guatemala is emerging as a laboratory for heart-led, community-rooted travel that fuses Indigenous leadership, conservation and visitor experiences.
Envoy Air Peoria–Chicago Flight Diverts Back to PIA
An American Airlines-branded Envoy Air Embraer E170 returned to Peoria mid-flight on August 9, raising questions for Chicago-bound travelers. Here is what is known so far.
US Travel Boom Fuels European Tourism Race for Big Spenders
A powerful surge in American travel to Europe is lifting tourism revenues and prompting destinations worldwide to compete aggressively for high-spending visitors.