Pathways Project Aims to Diversify Tourism
TripSchool co-founders Mitch Bach and Alan Armijo created the Pathways Project to address a lack of diversity in the tourism industry.
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Category: Industry News
G Adventures and Hostelworld Join Forces to Benefit Youth Travel
Hostelworld and G Adventures have created Roamies, a series of tours that combine the social aspects of group travel and hostels.
Read MoreThe Adventure Travel Trade Association Announces the 2021 Adventure Travel World Summit Will Be Virtual
After careful and thoughtful consideration, the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) has announced the 2021 Adventure Travel World Summit (ATWS) will be hosted in a fully virtual format. ATTA is committed to the safety of...
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Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation Launches New History Webcasts
Virtual Offerings Join Collection of History is Fun at Home Online Resources Tune in to the...
Read MoreSan Diego Zoo to Open Children’s Zoo, California
The San Diego Zoo announced a $69 million new children’s zoo to be completed in Spring 2021. The new exhibit will give kids greater opportunities to discover the natural world through play and will be designed to help children...
Read MoreRail Explorers Offering Year- Round Tours, Colorado
After several successful seasons of springtime operations, Rail Explorers, the family-friendly, outdoor-adventure attraction featuring pedal-powered rail bikes, began year-round tours in October 2019. Located in Boulder City,...
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Small Groups, Big Profits
I analyze copious amounts of data in an effort to gauge how the travel industry at-large is influencing our readers. Hotel group occupancy trends and airline profits are robust and destination arrival statistics are causing popular European destinations to tap the breaks on tourism.
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Single-Destination Trips Becoming a Popular Choice
Perhaps you’ve been planning trips that run around a lot, often visiting one key city in each of three different countries, all in a week. This may sound like a popular choice, with folks convinced they’re going to get a lot for their money.
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