|
Editor’s Note — TRO wants to remind its Travelgram readers the articles presented here are meant to assist you in remaining informed and prepared to discuss travel news of the day with clients.
Destinations
How to Plan the Ultimate Trip to Moab, Utah’s Red Rock Capital
Moab is home to some of the US’s most dramatic landscapes, from gravity-defying sandstone arches and vibrant red-rock cliffs to winding canyons etched over millennia. Situated in eastern Utah along the Colorado River, this small desert city serves as the gateway to thousands of…
— National Geographic
This Boston Seaport Christmas Market Is Worth a Whole Winter Weekend
If you’ve seen a BostonTok video showcasing a flawlessly layered croissant or immaculate latte art, chances are it came from the Seaport. Built right along Boston Harbor, this once-industrial waterfront has evolved over the past decade into one of the city’s most recognizable…
— Parade Magazine
Tours and Activities
The World’s Fastest Roller Coaster Is Opening This Month at a New Six Flags—and the Theme Park Has 4 Other Record-breaking Rides
A record-breaking theme park will open in Saudi Arabia later this month. Six Flags Qiddiya City will open on Dec. 31, anchoring the country's new hub for entertainment, culture, and sport. Promising a “blend of epic thrills, cultural storytelling, and sustainability,” the ambitious project…
— Travel+Leisure
Where to Watch the Ball Drop in NYC for New Year's Eve 2026
Figuring out where to watch the ball drop in 2026 is perhaps one of the greatest challenges for New Yorkers and travelers the world over at the end of the year, but what can we say? New Year's Eve in New York City simply hits different. Maybe you've always wanted to reenact your own…
— Condé Nast Traveler
Coffee Omakase Is Japan’s Love Letter to Caffeine
Walking in the quiet neighborhood, you begin to wonder whether you’re in the right place. The building isn’t marked, and the address is gatekept unless you’ve secured a reservation. I am definitely in the right place. Italy brought us cappuccinos. Australia introduced the flat white. Cuba…
— The Washington Post
Cruise
What to Expect on Holiday Cruises, From Cookie Fun to Singalongs
Between shopping, decorating and cooking, Christmas can be a lot of work. But cruise lines offer travelers a way to make the holiday feel more like a vacation. Some cruises sail over Christmas and other winter holidays, allowing guests to celebrate the festivities while simplifying the…
— USA Today
Royal Caribbean Redeveloping Cruise Terminal in the Caribbean
Royal Caribbean Group and the Virgin Islands Port Authority have announced a landmark agreement to redevelop the Crown Bay Center in St. Thomas, USVI. The redevelopment will modernize the waterfront and turn the port area into a tourism-focused area with improved commercial…
— Cruise Fever
Transportation
Best New Train Journeys to Book for 2026
Ambitious new routes and expanded rail services will transform how we travel by train next year. Sleek new upgrades are rolling out on classic routes, direct connections are eliminating tedious connections and summer specials are returning with style. From waking up to breakfast with…
— Lonely Planet
New High-Speed Train Now Connects Asia's Trendiest City To Stunning Cultural Island
Adventure is always awaiting in Asia. Ask any backpacker. They'll likely tell you both amazing and horrific stories from the road, whether it be a rickety bus seat or a beat-up carriage well past its prime, yet still discovering something unforgettable. That said, some of Asia's rail journeys…
— Travel Off Path
Customers Do Not Like American Airlines. Here’s How It’s Trying to Win Them Back
American Airlines isn’t a favorite for fliers, and the carrier is making a series of changes to win over customers. From acquiring new aircraft to expanding its premium offerings, the Texas-based airline is seeking to close the gap with its two largest competitors, United and Delta. Delta…
— Fodor's Travel
Lodging
Homes That Heal: Black-Owned Retreats For Restorative Travel
There’s a quiet revolution taking shape in the travel space, rooted in restoration, cultural connection, and, most importantly, intentional rest. This revolution is happening at many Black-owned resorts and retreats worldwide. In these spaces, Black hoteliers prove that wellness isn’t a…
— Travel Noire
What Hotels Get Wrong (and Right) About Accessible Design, From Disabled Travelers
By the time I got to the curb in front of the Pendry Manhattan West on a sticky night last July, I was trying to hide my exhaustion. I had been up since the early morning in California to cross to the opposite coast alone, and I was doing it as a physically disabled woman. In the…
— Afar
Coziest Places to Stay in Banff, Canada: Hotels, Suites, Lodges, & More
Most outdoor enthusiasts and travelers have Banff, Canada, on their radar. This resort town is situated high in the Rocky Mountains (in Banff National Park) in the province of Alberta and is renowned for its alpine scenery. It’s got major ski resorts that are covered in fresh powder all…
— Travel Awaits
Other and Odd
Caribbean Nations Fear Outsize Impact of Trump Travel Restrictions
Washington's move expanding travel restrictions to include two small Caribbean nations is raising fears of economic disruption in a region where mobility to the United States underpins tourism, education, healthcare and family life. Republican U.S. President Donald Trump on…
— Reuters
How Much More Can the U.S. Travel Industry Take?
The United States routinely tops the list of foreign travelers’ dream destinations. They can’t seem to get enough of Manhattan’s skyscrapers, the mountains of Vermont, the hedonistic nightlife of Las Vegas, Hawaii’s pristine beaches and the dreamscapes of Disney parks. But that’s…
— New York Times
Where to Travel if a Hospital Bed Is Required? Your Questions, Answered.
Hi everyone! We have an encore performance from one of our favorite travel experts, Cory Lee – just in time for the holidays. Ask him all of your questions about accessible travel, his recent adventures and his outlook for 2026. Have a great ride…
— The Washington Post
Today in History
Poor Richard's Almanack
Benjamin Franklin was a statesman, an inventor, a patriot and a founding father of the United States. He was also the author and publisher of Poor Richard's Almanack. Franklin took on the pseudonym of "Poor Richard" or…
— Travel Research Online
The Rosen Report
Sailing with the Top Sellers on the New Oceania Allura
by Cheryl Rosen
Friday December 19, 2025
 “Why sail in a ship within a ship when you can just sail in a beautiful and intimate ship like this?” asks Mara Hargarther, owner of the top-selling Oceania franchise at Dream Vacations, as we watch the sun set over the Caribbean in The Creperie, eating over-the-top ice cream confections.
— Travel Research Online
Read the rest of this article »
|
|
|
Use TRO every day to find travel guides, e-postcards, and other resources you can personalize and send to your clients.
|
TRO Travel Specials
$500 Per Couple Savings Extended Until January 7th
Last-Minute 2026 Rare Openings
Sail, Explore, Enjoy: Your Greece FAM Adventure
Introducing the New Compass Collections
630+ Branded Destination Guides for your Clients
Want a Better Website? Start Here.
Croatia 2026 - The Ultimate Way to Experience the Country Beyond the Coast
Videos to plan for the Holidays in Curacao
Explore the Wild Heart of Southern Africa - Your Brochure Inside with our offer
A Little Holiday Magic, Crafted Just for You
From Proposal to Paradise: Be the Expert Couples Trust
Extraordinary Journeys Start Here – Discover Australia & NZ
Introducing the New Compass Collections
Experience Japan in Full Bloom: Join Our Cherry Blossom FAM Trip
Yacht Highlights + Jingle Deal: Award-Winning Aretha Yacht Innovation
Find the right trip for every client, faster
Sell an 8-Day Costa Rica Adventure & Earn Commission
Grow Your New Zealand Small Group Sales and Earn $1,000
Take Your Group to Europe in 2026
Springtime in China: Join Our 2026 FAM Journey
Footsteps of Paul in Greece and Italy with 3 Night Cruise | August 2026
Final Week: Don’t Enter November Without This
Sacred Seas Cruise 2026 | Onboard Celebrity Infinity May 2026
New 2026 Departures: Croatian Rhapsody Land Tour
The Business Reset Trusted by Top Advisors
Martinique double treats: Wellness & 40% off at Club Med!
Earn $1,000 for Your Next Small Group Booking to New Zealand
Share polished, co-branded pages with your clients
Calling all cruise lovers
Footsteps of Paul in Greece and Turkey
Videos to plan for the Holidays in Curacao
Agape Rose — Final Summer Openings + Big Commissions
Black Friday is Here - Save Up to 20% on Australia & New Zealand Tours!
Q4 is Here. Are You Legally Ready?
Spend less time searching. Serve clients faster.
Secure Your Clients' 2026 Spring Break Plans Before Space Runs Out
2025 Silver Award Win — All Thanks to You!
Your Answer to Finding More Europe Tour Clients
Create, Curate, and Control with InstaQuote
Custom Costa Rica Vacation 2026- Earn Commission
2026 Europe Tour Specials - Save $500 Per Couple
FAM ALERTS: The world's best delivered right to your inbox.
Customize Your PDFs and Website Arrival Guides
Greek Islands: Cruise to Monumental History and Scenic Nature
Travel Advisors: Your Chance to Experience Croatia on Us
Videos for the Fall and KLM Marathon Nov 29-30
Stop Guessing. Start Protecting Your Business.
Martinique Hotels and Villas - Intimate, Affordable and Welcoming!
Your One-Stop Partner for Faith-Based Tours Across 10+ Destinations
Agape Rose Special Once In A Lifetime Deal
FAM Trip to Mongolia 2026, $1399 All inclusive.
See More, Experience More – Multi-Destination Adventures Await!
More savings. More flexibility. More choices.
Increase Your Guided Europe Tour Bookings
FAM info + dreamy honeymoon ideas inside...
Nonstop flights from New York to Split – Croatia is closer than ever
The Missing Clause That Could Save Your Business
Tired of Struggling with Social Media? We're Here to Help!
|
|
