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CroisiEurope’s New Hotel Barge Cruise To Take In Belgium’s Magical Christmas Markets

2 days ago | travelresearchonline.com | Ralph Grizzle

Europe’s largest river cruise operator, CroisiEurope, has launched a brand new cruise taking guests to some of the most magical Christmas markets along the Belgium canals. The four-day cruise, which launches in December 2025, is between Bruges and Ghent and includes visits to the Christmas markets in Bruges and Ghent.
Faith in 2027 on an Israel Fam: ‘I’d Put Israel in My Top Three Destinations in the World,’ Says One Travel Advisor

3 weeks ago | travelresearchonline.com | Cheryl Rosen

Putting together a group trip always involves an element of faith—faith that the economy will hold up, faith that the world will be safe and your travelers adventurous, faith that you can turn your vision into reality. You need an extra portion of faith when today’s headlines portray your destination as unsafe.
Petra: A City Carved into Time

3 weeks ago | travelresearchonline.com | Joey DeLoach

Often referred to as the Rose-Red City, Petra stands among the deserts and mountains of Jordan as a legacy frozen in time. Carved from a wall of sandstone within the Great Rift Valley, the first sight of the 130-foot facade and its intricate designs and columns conjure up an ancient home for those long gone. A place of majesty and mystery, Petra holds a place in the coveted New 7 Wonders of the World. Petra was founded in the 4th century BCE by the Nabataeans.
Collette’s Jaclyn Leibl-Cote, from Strength to Strength

3 weeks ago | travelresearchonline.com | David Cogswell

Now, a year and a half after being named CEO of Collette, the Pawtucket, R.I.-based tour operator, Jaclyn Leibl-Cote has taken her place at the top of the Women Presidents Organization (WPO)’s 18th annual list of 50 Fastest Growing Women-Owned/Led Companies. It’s a fine honor. But far beyond the scope of this title, a brief glance at this young woman’s accomplishments makes it clear we are dealing here with a dynamo.
Alaskans Vote against Tourism Limits Again

3 weeks ago | travelresearchonline.com | Cheryl Rosen

Apparently Alaska loves its cruise ships as much as they love the 49th state. As the Alaska cruise season begins to ramp up, voters in Sitka last week followed the precedent of their neighbors in Juneau and voted to allow cruise ship tourism to continue as is.
Celebrity Cruises Promises Massive Ship Upgrades Beginning 2026

4 weeks ago | travelresearchonline.com | Cheryl Rosen

Apparently not content to be upgrading its private islands, Royal Caribbean’s Celebrity Cruises brand this week offered details of a giant shopping list it has compiled to upgrade its five Solstice-class ships, beginning with Celebrity Solstice next year. Celebrity will spend more than $250 million to upgrade its Solstice Series ships, adding new décor in every stateroom on Celebrity Solstice and eight new spaces before the ship sails off for Asia, Alaska and then a world tour in 2026.
Five Hotels in Five Days: My Miami Portfolio, from Luxury to Kitsch

1 month ago | travelresearchonline.com | Cheryl Rosen

If you’re looking for a getaway in Miami or a pre- or post-cruise weekend there, I have a recommendation for you. In fact, I have five. I didn’t really intend to spend the week of Seatrade moving from one hotel to another. But as my serendipitous soujourn in the Sunshine State progressed, I found myself enjoying spending a week in a single city—but having a different experience each night. Call it an FIT of a unique sort.
Cape Town’s Bo-Kaap, Beautiful, Culturally Rich and Under Threat

1 month ago | travelresearchonline.com | David Cogswell

Last week, while touring South Africa, I was able to visit the Bo-Kaap neighborhood in Cape Town. It’s a neighborhood on the slopes of Signal Hill known the world over because of the pictures of its wildly-colored homes. The colorful homes are a nice touch, but there is so much more under the surface to appreciate there, so much that it’s hard to sum it up in a few words. The history goes way back.
United Changes Domestic Check-In Policy

1 month ago | travelresearchonline.com | Cheryl Rosen

In a sure hint of crowded skies ahead and an effort to maintain on-time arrivals, United Airlines is asking domestic travelers to leave for the airport a few minutes earlier this summer. Starting June 3, it will require passengers to be through check-in 45 minutes before departure, whether they are checking a bag or not (Airport Process | United Airlines), and whether or not they are at their gate. International travelers must be checked in 60 minutes in advance.
US Officials Urge an Extra Dose of Caution for Europe and Domestic Travel This Summer

1 month ago | travelresearchonline.com | Cheryl Rosen

With the summer travel season ramping up, US officials are on the case to protect travelers from threats human and technological, at the airport and on the ground, at home and abroad. New warnings this week caution travelers to be extra careful in Italy, Denmark and the United Kingdom, where the State Department raised its advisories to Level 2, citing terrorist threats. The three counties join Belgium, Germany and Spain, which already were at Level 2.