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September 6, 2018 INSIGHT BY JERI CLAUSING A luxe vacation on two wheels As luxury travelers look for active experiences, cycling-focused tour operators have responded. READ MORE NEWS Heckfield Place set to open in 19th century estate The Georgian Manor property in the heart of Hampshire's Jane Austen country has been restored to its classic origins and features a biodynamic farm, two walled gardens and mature orchards. READ MORE Wilderness Safaris returns to Zimbabwe's Mana Pools Nat'l Park The company's new six-tented Chikwenya Camp, situated at the confluence of the Sapi and Zambezi rivers, will open to guests on Oct. 1. READ MORE Waldorf Astoria Bangkok is brand's first hotel in Southeast Asia The hotel rises 60 stories above Bangkok's busy Ratchaprasong intersection. READ MORE Pleasant Holidays CEO: Planning golf travel involves much more than tee times Jack Richards knows both golf and Hawaii and offers some advice for agents. READ MORE American Song passes sea trials, readies for inaugural voyage American Cruise Lines' first in a series of "modern" ships is on its way to New Orleans. READ MORE Advertisement Advertisement WHAT'S ON IN THE MEXICAN CARIBBEAN From well-known top-tier beach destinations like Cancun, Riviera Maya and Playa del Carmen to lesser-known gems like Holbox, Akumal and Bacalar, ongoing developments and initiatives mean there's always something new to discover for repeat visitors and first-timers alike. Catch up on news, selling points and highlights with the new digital What's On in the Mexican Caribbean. Read More FEATURED STORY Heritage quest: DNA analysis and travel Thanks to products from companies like 23andMe and Ancestry.com, a growing number of people are discovering that their genes point to origins in places around the globe that, in turn, become personal travel destinations. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY It's Like This...: Suppliers should value their BDMs By Charlie Funk Whether they're called a BDM (business development manager), a DSM (district sales manager) or some other acronym, this first-touch person has often been the reason for our agency's successful or less-than-successful relationship with a supplier.   READ MORE LUXURY Editor: Jeri Clausing Email the editor Follow us on: Subscribe to Travel Weekly eNewsletters For promotional opportunities in this newsletter, contact sales@travelweekly.com 100 Lighting Way, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094   201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving TW Luxury newsletter.