Portugal is hot. Is it because VisitPortugal has refined its messaging or because the country just happens to be what travelers are looking for in 2022?
When Riverside Luxury Cruises begins sailing in April, Crystal fans will feel right at home on the vessel: It will relaunch with many of its Crystal crew members aboard.
A German hospitality company has launched Riverside Luxury Cruises and has tapped Jennifer Halboth, formerly of Globus, as CEO of Riverside Collection, Americas.
AMResorts, a leader in all-inclusives in Mexico and the Caribbean, continues to add to its portfolio in Europe -- in Spain, Greece, Bulgaria and elsewhere.
Rebecca Tobin writes: "I'm not exaggerating when I say I still can't figure out my favorite thing about the Hotel de la Ville, Rocco Forte Hotels' newest property in Rome."
Gay Nagle Myers writes: "I was visiting the Emerald Isle as millions have done before me to see the sights, soak in the history, sip some Guinness and trace my roots."
An up-close experience with the Blue Lagoon, one of Iceland's most popular attractions, where geothermally heated water is surrounded by lava hardened over hundreds of years.
The Disney difference is its focus on family, its specially trained Adventure Guides and the VIP experiences it can craft thanks to the access it enjoys in sought-after destinations around the world.
London Heathrow Airport will lift its daily cap of 100,000 passengers per day on Oct. 29, while Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport will extend its cap until the end of March 2023.
Felicity Long writes: "I'd visited the famous Blue Lagoon before and experienced the wonders of the public lagoon area, but the 62-room Retreat takes that experience to another level."
The river cruise company added a second cruise and rail itinerary in Europe this year, a combination that is growing in popularity for travelers in Europe but is so far offered by few river cruise lines.
The airline plans to fly its largest-ever transatlantic schedule out of New York next summer while boosting its overall transatlantic seat capacity by 8%.
In an interview with senior cruise editor Andrea Zelinski, Crystal president Jack Anderson said he and his team are still working on itineraries, but a debut in Europe is likely.