Safaris may just be an experience that you will want to repeat. Here’s why.
Water is Life
In 2018, I wrote an article about how water health and safety may be the most significant (and overlooked) issue facing the planet today. Ever since the recent train derailment in Ohio, and subsequent contamination of soil and water, I keep thinking back to the article I wrote 5 years ago. According to many sources, the Ohio train derailment contaminated at least 15,000 pounds of soil and 1.1 million gallons of water. The repercussions of this will likely be seen for years to come. The 38 derailed train cars were carrying many toxic substances, the most dangerous being vinyl chloride,...
Featured Traveler: Jesse, from Jacksonville
In addition to our group departures, Zoom Vacations also designs private tours and destination events for any number of guests. Jesse and his partner wanted to visit Israel, Jordan, and Egypt, and so they hired Zoom Vacations to plan their trip of a lifetime! Zoom: Why did you hire Zoom Vacations to plan this trip for you?Jesse: Friends of ours have done group trips with Zoom in the past and always talked about how great they are. One of those was to Israel & Jordan, so when we were starting to plan our trip to the region, we decided to...
Featured Traveler: Will, from Chicago
A year after receiving a kidney transplant, Will joined our tour to Peru.
Time is of the Essence in Today’s Travel World
Last minute bookings may be a thing of the past.
Travel With the Flow
People in the travel industry are so excited to have guests again, and to be doing what they love. T
In Celebration of Safari

Read this casual interview with Joel about why a luxury safari is so captivating.
Travel Like Your Mental Health Depends on it
Check out these 10 ways in which travel can be good for our mental health.
Featured Traveler: Ariel from San Juan, Puerto Rico
Ariel took a break from the sunshine in Puerto Rico to talk to us about the trip.