USTOA News

Solo, Not Unprepared: A Practical Guide for Traveling Alone By: Kathleen A. De Riso, Vice President, Travel Services, Crum & Forster  There’s something uniquely freeing about traveling solo. No coordinating schedules. No compromises on what to see or where to go. Just you, your itinerary, and the open road ahead.  It’s no surprise solo travel continues to rise. More travelers are choosing […]

Lessons from Anchorage: 5 Years of SIR and a Growing Commitment to Responsible Tourism  By Molly Lacob, USTOA Global Social Impact Manager Each year after returning from the annual Sustainability is Responsibility (SIR) summit, there is a sense of momentum amongst the USTOA community that reminds us why we fell in love with Travel and Tourism in the […]

Why River Cruising is the Secret to a Multi-Generational Trip Everyone Actually Enjoys  By Trafalgar Planning a vacation for grandparents, parents, and teenagers often feels like managing three different trips at once. The mental load of coordinating three generations across restaurants, activities, budgets and bedtimes is exhausting before the trip even begins. And after all that effort, someone always ends up […]