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Today, we’re thrilled to announce that three of our esteemed partners have been named to Travel + Leisure’s 23rd annual A-List - a curated guide of the most exceptional travel specialists in the world, each vetted by T+L editors for their expertise and ability to make travel dreams a reality. Kevin Jackson of EXP, Katrin Kirchhoff of Travel Pioneers, and Maija de Rijk-Uys of Go2Africa have earned this prestigious accolade.

The world's most remarkable journeys are those that leave an indelible mark—not just on the traveler, but on the destinations themselves.

At REYA Communications, we take pride in representing the trailblazers redefining the hospitality and travel landscape.

REYA’s clients are led by extremely knowledgeable and well-connected travel experts.

From luxurious safaris in Africa to immersive equestrian experiences in Ireland, REYA’s clients are where to go in 2025.

In our ongoing series celebrating remarkable women in travel, we interview Celine Ishimwe, lead botanist at Volcanoes Safaris.

We have many upcoming group and individual press trips worldwide, from Alaska to St. Barth to East Africa, so please get in touch with us.

Eco-tourism embodies three key pillars: the environment, communities, and wildlife. As we approach Earth Month, we consider the ways we...

REYA announces three of its esteemed partners have been named to Travel + Leisure's prestigious A-List of Top Travel Advisors.

World Bee Day, which takes place annually on May 20th. Here's a few initiatives on from some of REYA's clients in Ireland, Uganda and Peru.

Some of the most captivating travel experiences happen in the heart of nature. To step into the wild for many is to unveil a world of...

Learn about solutions in marine conservation to combat and reserve climate change according to leading ocean experts and conservationists.

When we typically think of sustainable travel, going strawless, carbon credits and reusable water bottles come to mind.

Here are 3 key regenerative solutions we took from The Regenerative Travel Summit to protect the landscapes we travel to.

Rwanda gorillas remain at threat largely due to their diminishing habitat and climate change.