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The Tourism Child Protection Code of Conduct (The Code) recently announced their 2017 Top Member companies. Eight companies, two based in the United States, are newly-recognized as Top Members for their “exceptional work to integrate child protection practices into their

Throughout history, guides have deepened travel experiences for their groups and revealed revolutionary new ways of seeing the world. Their knowledge of history, languages, and cultures continues to drive important exploration and discussion in modern times.   Guides are passionate thought

The question is not whether you use social media as a tour director or tour guide (hint: you should). The question is to which platforms you should devote your precious time. When it comes to social media and travel, a

A traveler’s heart beats stronger with each passing mile. You might not have the energy you once did, but you’re wiser about how you expend it. You know that time spent not doing what you love is time wasted. You’ve

Click for original article featured on Prime online Magazine Story by Debbie Franks, ITMI Certified Tour Director, Guide & World Traveler. The seemingly endless rains of Seattle and Portland. Dallas and Phoenix’s encroaching heat. New York and Atlanta’s oppressive humidity and

I like super hero movies. Marvel or DC, it doesn’t matter, if there are capes I’m in! While there have been some duds out there, I like nothing better than a popcorn movie on a weekend. Recently we went to

There’s much more to being a Motorcoach Driver than driving a Motorcoach. Every Driver plays a vital role in the overall success of a Group Tour. Their professionalism, attitude, and critical thinking abilities are essential to ensuring that every Tour

It can be challenging for recent college graduates to land jobs that align with their passion and expertise, particularly for those who pursued liberal arts.  Maybe you majored in English Lit with an emphasis on Victorian poetry. Or perhaps you