One of the largest full service travel sites, Expedia.com, committed to be behind WanderTours' advocacy for supporting the local community through its tour programs by sponsoring the Snowman Trek in Bhutan in September 2014.

With support of XShot, Inc., Beth Whitman will lead an adventure tour group on the Snowman Trek in Bhutan, known as the hardest trek in the world.

New seven-night trip to Uma by COMO, Paro and Punakha is a unique collaboration between two leading names in luxury travel

Chapman Freeborn's exclusive agreement with Drukair means that the remote Kingdom of Bhutan will now be more widely accessible to international private jet travellers.

The Bhutan Middle Management Hotel Program (BMMHP), is pleased to announce the arrival of Professor Daniel G. Fuchs, International Hospitality Expert, Consultant, as guest lecturer and visiting professor between 13th and 17th February, 2012.

WanderTours bring like-minded travelers together on small-group adventures to some of the world's most fascinating regions as the U.S. emerges from a downturn in travel spending.

An Austrian information system for more accurate snowfall forecasts is now being used in parts of the Himalayas.

A small group of women travelers will find peace and rejuvenation through exploration of the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan while partaking in gentle yoga and light hikes.

The Himalaya Archive Japan is seeking submissions for a new logo.

Tour announced giving the opportunity for travelers to trek remote Eastern Bhutan, an area just opened to tourists

Experience the culture, trek the Himalayas and witness Bhutan's amazing festivals including the unfurling of the country's largest sacred banner.

Save $150 when booking by December 1, 2009 for the women-only cultural tour to Bhutan in March, 2010. Experience the culture, trek the Himalayas and witness Bhutan's amazing festivals including the unfurling of the country's largest sacred banner

Experience the culture, trek the Himalayas and witness Bhutan's amazing festivals including the unfurling of the country's largest sacred banner. This 12-day women-only tour in March, 2010 is led by travel expert and author, Beth Whitman.