Leisure Group Travel

Every group trip to New York City brings its own sense of adventure, but gathering in a Broadway theatre adds another dimension to the experience.

As the lights dim and the curtain lifts, the anticipation in the room is shared by everyone, creating a collective sense of excitement and possibility.

For visitors navigating city streets and landmarks, stepping into a the...

New Mexico’s vibrant capital city appeals to the culturally curious traveler and anyone looking to explore a unique slice of the American Southwest

By Randy Mink, Senior Editor

Set in the foothills of the Sangre Cristo Mountains, Santa Fe is unlike anywhere else in the country. Branding itself as the “City Different” certainly makes sense.

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The Explora III, the luxury line’s first LNG-powered vessel, features enhanced public spaces, expanded recreation facilities and new exclusive dining venues

With the Explora III’s debut, luxury cruise line Explora Journeys continues ...

By Jeff Gayduk

Hotel room block attrition has been the bane of the travel industry for three decades. A block doesn’t pick up, the planner eats a penalty. The relationship with the property cools, and profit suffers. Hotels have used it since the 1990s because it protects them and it costs nothing to collect.

Orlando-based

Running a business from an airport lounge, a co-working space three time zones away, or a hotel desk with one stubborn outlet demands more than a laptop and optimism. The right travel tech stack keeps calls, files, bookings, and payments moving even when power, Wi-Fi, and time zones start working against you.

Get the stack wrong and the failures compound fast: a dead b...