TravelPulse

2 days ago | travelpulse.com | Natasha McKenty

Just in time for Canada Day, G Adventures is honouring its Canadian roots with the launch of nine new itineraries across six provinces. The new trips, available for booking now, span from the peaks of the Rockies to the fjords of Québec and the fishing villages of the East Coast. The newly unveiled tours are part of the company’s Classic, Active, and Marine travel styles, and follow G Adventures’ recent relaunch of its Arctic Expedition program.

3 days ago | travelpulse.com | Patrick Clarke

Southwest Vacations has launched its Semi-Annual Sale, offering monumental savings on travel over the second half of 2025. Travelers must book by Thursday, July 31, 2025, at 7 p.m. ET, for travel now through December 31, 2025, to take advantage of savings of up to $500. Domestically, travelers can save $75 on packages ranging from $500 to $999, receive $100 off packages between $1,000 and $1,499, and save up to $125 on packages of $1,500 or more.

4 days ago | travelpulse.com | Patrick Clarke

Travelers looking to save on their next getaway can take advantage of savings of up to $150 off select American Airlines Vacations packages this summer. Now through Monday, June 30, 2025, travelers can save big on stays of two to four nights in the mainland U.S., Hawaii and the Caribbean, for travel by April 30, 2026. The savings—which require specific promo codes based on your destination—include premier destinations from Las Vegas to Maui to the Bahamas and even Jamaica.

4 days ago | travelpulse.com | Patrick Clarke

Baltimore is a place well worth exploring. A city steeped in history, you also won't find a place richer in culture. Founded nearly three centuries ago, before the onset of the Revolutionary War, Baltimore, or "Bawl-mer," as us locals fondly call it from time to time, is a singular destination that's home to preeminent attractions such as the National Aquarium and Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

4 days ago | travelpulse.com | Patrick Clarke

Travel Weekly has revealed its annual Power List, highlighting the world's biggest sellers of travel. When sending out its survey this past March, Travel Weekly raised the global annual sales baseline from $110 million to $125 million, with as many as 70 companies exceeding that threshold. Moreover, over two dozen companies reported achieving more than $1 billion in sales. 2025's listed companies accounted for more than $450 billion in sales.