We are knee-deep in romance with the annual Destination Weddings & Honeymoons issue, in which we highlight some of the top resorts in the Caribbean, Mexico and North America to say “I do.”

At the core of a destination wedding is transporting the couple and their friends and family to a setting far removed from what they could plan in their hometown….

We’ve got a select choice of North American properties that will leave your clients’ hearts pitter-pattering, and not because of what’s going on in the bedroom-oh we’re all adults here.

Our editor-in-chief, Paloma Villaverde de Rico, sat down with Patrick Mitchell, v.p. of U.S. sales for Club Med, to speak about the evolution of Club Med.

There are so many options for just-perfect destination weddings in the Caribbean and Mexico, it’s sometimes hard to choose exactly which well-known hotel brand to say “I do” to. But we’ve done a bit of the legwork for you and your soon-to-be-wed clients by highlighting the offerings at key destination wedding powerhouses, which, of course, have the area’s top wedding coordinators and event planners on hand to help with all the details, no matter how big or small. Some offer travel agent commission for the weddings, some offer commission only on the rooms, but with the popularity of destination weddings skyrocketing, and the size of the wedding parties only getting bigger—and with many in the party adding extra nights to make it a complete vacation—even getting those guestroom bookings are a dream come true to your bottom line.

Our editor-in-chief, Paloma Villaverde de Rico, had a chance to speak with Tom Markwell, the managing partner, sales & marketing, for Haimark Ltd. Markwell spoke about the launch of the company, including the company’s first ship, the Mekong Navigator, which will set sail on the Mekong in September 2014, and about how Haimark differentiates itself from the other companies selling river cruise itineraries in Southeast Asia.

Oh, the divine culinary choices your guests will have if you book them a vacation at The Ritz-Carlton, Key Biscayne in Florida.

This month we headed to the Southwest to Colorado Springs, where we made the very illustrious Broadmoor our home for a few days.

Our editor-in-chief, Paloma Villaverde de Rico, conversed with American Cruise Lines’ president, Charles A. Robertson, about what the cruise line offers as a whole, about the re-launch of its loyalty program, The Eagle Society, and the success of the Queen of the Mississippi.

My head is in Scotland. No, not because this is a golf-focused issue, but because I just returned from a whirlwind trip there with Adventures by Disney.