Features & Advice
Adult 'Playcations' Emerge As Top Trend for Summer 2026
Mia Taylor
Globus family of brands Blog
Your Clients Don’t Want a Trip. They Want Their Trip. Here’s How to Deliver It.
Israel Tourism Blog
A Visit to Israel: A Pastor’s Point of View
Car and Rail
Eurostar Sale - 25% Discount on Eurostar Standard and Eurostar Plus
Rail Europe
Destinations
Jamaica
Tell Your Brand's Story with the TravelPulse Content Strategy Program
Education
Greece Specialist Program
Korea Travel Specialist Program
A stop by the pumpkin patch is a must in October, whether you're looking to find the perfect pumpkin for your Halloween Jack O'Lantern or simply take in some fresh air and atmosphere.
Pennsylvania's Linvilla Orchards is home to Pumpkinland, where more than 100 tons of pumpkins are on display alongside scarecrows and other figures. Pumpkinland is open now and will remain so through Nov. 6.
Elsewhere, Snohomish, Washington's Craven Farm boasts another standout pumpkin patch worth exploring. This 20-acre patch features more than two dozen varieties of pumpkins. The farm opens Sept. 24 and will remain open through Halloween.
For the latest travel news, updates and deals, subscribe to the daily TravelPulse newsletter.
International Flight Prices Cool Off as Summer Heats Up
Middle East Airport Attacked In New Round of Strikes
Exodus Unveils Travel Advisor Groups Week Amid Surge in Private Group Demand
Universal Unveils Name for UK Theme Park, $1.5 billion in Government Funding
Silversea Ship Travels 120 Miles Off Course to Rescue Injured Man Aboard Damaged Sailboat
Ambergris Cay Opens New Waterside Bungalows in Turks & Caicos
Windstar Cruises Names Jennifer West Vice President of Sales for North America
Victory Cruise Lines Unveils New Canada and New England Itineraries for 2027
See How Europe Express Takes the Complexity Out of Group Travel
See How Europe Express Elevated Journeys Has Your Clients' Backs — Even While You Sleep
Europe Express Helps This Advisor Customize Any European Trip
Two Resorts, One Paradise — Something for Every Type of Traveler
A Maryland native and wanderer who has lived across the U.S. from North Carolina to SoCal, Patrick Clarke graduated from Towson University with a B.S. in journalism. He previously worked for Bleacher
