Kilimanjaro Trekking Experience Provider of the Year – Chandler 2025 Kilimanjaro Sunrise is a veteran-owned, award-winning boutique trekking company specializing in guided climbs of Mount Kilimanjaro and private safaris throughout Tanzania. With a focus on safety, sustainability, and personalized service, we offer
Luxury Private Charter of the Year – Cayman Islands 2025 Surfside Charters is Grand Cayman’s most luxurious private charter company. Our luxury private charters are perfect for couples, friends & families looking for an amazing custom adventure. Whether you’re looking for snorkeling,
Luxury Safari Cruise Experience of the Year – Cape town 2025 The Zambezi Queen Collection offers unique safari experiences on the Chobe River, where Namibia and Botswana meet. Combining luxury, exclusivity, and adventure, our collection features the iconic Zambezi Queen, a floating
Luxury Resort of the Year – Marrakesh, 2025 The scent of orange blossoms, the impressive view of the Atlas Mountains, the freshness of the patios, Marrakech is felt in every corner of the hotel. Located in front the ramparts and the Royal
Travel Agency of the Year – Lincoln 2025 Travel Chaps is where you’ll find everything you didn’t know you were looking for. We go that extra mile in our own unique way to make sure your dream getaway is as perfect as
Itinerary Platform of the Year for Senior Travelers – Melbourne 2025 Seniors in Melbourne is a dedicated travel website inspiring older Australians to explore Melbourne with confidence and ease. Created by tourism professional Amy Gardner, the site offers practical travel tips, curated
National Motorcoach and Group Travel Association of the Year – Washington DC 2025 The American Bus Association (ABA), founded in 1926, is North America’s leading trade association for group travel, tourism, and ground transportation. Representing motorcoach operators, tour companies, manufacturers, destinations, attractions,
Tropical Storm Podul has brought southern China’s travel networks to a standstill, its torrential rains forcing the closure of schools, airports, and even high-profile court hearings. In Hong Kong, the highest-level “black” rainstorm warning shut down classrooms and delayed hospital services, while
Relentless heat and raging wildfires are sweeping across southern Europe, disrupting popular holiday destinations, devastating protected forests, and threatening communities. In Spain’s coastal town of Tarifa, more than 2,000 people were evacuated from beaches and hotels as fast-moving flames tore through eucalyptus
Nepal is charting a new course for its mountaineering industry by waiving climbing permit fees on 97 peaks across the remote Karnali and Sudurpashchim regions for the next two years. The move, aimed at drawing climbers away from the well-worn paths of
