An adventure tour is a type of trip that focuses on exciting, physically engaging activities such as hiking, rafting, or wildlife exploration. These tours often take travelers to remote or natural destinations and emphasize outdoor experiences. They’re ideal for those seeking thrill, challenge, and cultural connection while traveling.
With new visa-friendly policies, stunning landscapes, and a growing media presence, Kazakhstan is positioning itself as a top destination for American travelers seeking authenticity and adventure.
Japan is set to raise visa charges, departure levies and tax-free shopping rules in 2026 as travel demand surges and authorities shift toward sustainable tourism.
Following the ceasefire agreement and ongoing recovery efforts, Israel’s tourism industry is experiencing a powerful resurgence, welcoming visitors back to its historic cities and sacred landmarks.
Nearly 22 million Americans are expected to take ocean cruises in 2026, marking the fourth consecutive year of growth, with the Caribbean remaining the top destination.
Wizz Air will open a new base in Podgorica, Montenegro, in March 2026, adding 14 new destinations across Europe and boosting regional connectivity.
Abercrombie & Kent has revealed its 2027 private jet journeys, featuring exclusive around-the-world adventures and themed itineraries across remarkable destinations.
A newly restored underground passage once used by Emperor Commodus has opened to the public, offering a rare glimpse into the hidden world beneath Rome’s iconic Colosseum.
G Adventures and National Geographic have announced a new Signature Luxury Travel Collection for 2027, offering small-group journeys focused on comfort, culture, and conservation.
United Airlines has announced new summer 2026 routes connecting U.S. cities with destinations in Croatia, Scotland, Italy, and Spain, expanding its transatlantic network for leisure travelers.
The U.S. travel economy has already lost more than $1 billion due to the ongoing government shutdown, with widespread disruptions to tourism, air travel, and national parks.