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The Garden Island is known for its natural beauty.

There is no better time than now to consider advancing your career during The Travel Institute’s Promote Your Professionalism event in July.

Every day at The Travel Institute, our coaches receive calls from many people looking for a start in the travel industry. Here are the most frequently asked questions.

What are your clients remembering about how you are making them feel?

If you are wondering about fun places to send your clients, America’s national parks just may be the ticket!

The concept of travel agents seeking proficiency and professionalism is certainly not a pandemic-specific trend or even at all “new.”

A ‘game changer’ for new agents and organizations alike.

Consumer perception of a wellness destination is key.

Take the time now to understand what the REAL ID is and educate your clients on the requirements.

It is important to pick a specialty area—one you are passionate about.

In our minds, no one should ever object to buying travel insurance.

True Travel Professionals demonstrate a commitment to the ethics and standards of the occupation and to the interests of the client.

As a travel counselor, part of your role is to identify your clients’ needs and match them to the right accommodations.

Before attempting to change your practices, especially in this period of uncertainty, you should seek the advice of a lawyer who specializes in travel law.

Colorado is the country’s ski capital; no other state even comes close.

The Travel Institute’s Diane Petras explains why educated advisors are more needed than ever before.

Discover the many special niche markets on which to focus for your Mexico-bound clients.

Travel insurance is more important than many people know, here’s a rundown of why your clients should always travel protected.