G Adventures and National Geographic Unveil 30 New and Updated Itineraries
The expansion includes 24 new Journeys and six updated Family Journeys, combining local encounters with wildlife, cultural activities and shared learning.
Discover how tour operators are adapting to a new era of travel. TravelCapybara’s Tour Operators section explores the strategies, challenges, and innovations shaping group travel, guided experiences, and curated adventures around the world. From digital transformation and sustainability efforts to evolving consumer expectations, we cover how operators are reimagining the travel experience. Whether it’s luxury expeditions, cultural immersion, or adventure tourism, stay informed on how this sector is reinventing itself for the modern traveler.
TUI says artificial intelligence is already delivering meaningful cost savings across customer service, pricing and technology while reshaping how travelers may discover and book trips.
ALG Vacations is expanding its 2027 Exclusive Nonstop Flights with new seasonal routes to Mexico and Caribbean beach destinations.
Fora raised $60 million in Series D funding at a $1 billion valuation as it expands its AI assistant and travel advisor platform.
Globus is expanding its 2027 Asia and Africa portfolio with new small-group tours, deeper destination extensions and more safari combinations.
G Adventures is launching Away Games, a new small-group soccer travel collection combining live European matches, VIP seating and local football culture.
Intrepid Travel has launched new locally led day trips in Barcelona, Venice and Paris, designed to move visitors beyond overcrowded landmarks.
Priceline has revived its iconic Negotiator character, with William Shatner handing the role to Randall Park in a new campaign focused on summer travel affordability.
Google and Virgin Voyages are using travel as a high-profile test case for agentic AI, with Rovey designed to guide cruise customers from discovery through booking…
Intrepid Travel has completed its biggest acquisition yet, buying France’s Altaï Group as it pushes deeper into Europe’s non-English-speaking adventure travel markets.