Red, orange and yellow autumn leaves burst through the trees; colorful hikes, campfires, fall fun at pumpkin patches and festivals await, the aroma of pumpkin, apple and s'mores waft through the crisp air; and ghost stories echo through the haunted hills. Here's what to add to your bucket list this fall in Tennessee.

The new nine-day trip allows guests to experience the natural phenomenon from the shores of Marsa Alam. Based at the Gemma Resort in Dorry Bay, they will enjoy leisure time beside the Red Sea and explore Egypt's ancient history with a guided excursion to Luxor, including the Valley of the Kings, the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, the Colossi of Memnon and the grand temples of Karnak and Luxor.

Fall in Denver invites visitors to experience the energy of the season with a calendar full of engaging festivals, exclusive blockbuster art exhibits, professional sporting events from around the world, culinary debuts taking advantage of the bounty of the season and more. Whether cheering on international athletes, taking in the beauty of fall foliage, catching a Broadway show or showing off a perfect Halloween costume, Denver has it all. Below is a roundup of fall events and new happenings in the Mile High City. To learn more and plan your trip, visit the Visit Denver website.

The Ryder Cup 2031 will be held for the first time in Catalonia, at the prestigious Camiral, a Quinta do Lago Resort, located in the Costa Brava, just one hour from Barcelona. This will mark the second time Spain has hosted the most important team golf competition between Europe and the United States, following the historic 1997 edition at Valderrama, captained by the legendary Seve Ballesteros.

The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) is proud to launch its first global digital travel series, Travel Redefined: Tourism for People and Planet, in partnership with Content With Purpose the strategic content creator that empowers sustainable development.

When TOURISE unveiled its cross-sector Advisory Board earlier this month, the headlines focused on the ambition of the platform: a new global stage for tourism, hosted in Riyadh this November, that promises to bring together voices far beyond the sector’s traditional boundaries. But who exactly sits on this 14-member board? What do they each bring to the table? And how will their expertise shape the “rewriting of the rules” that TOURISE is promising? BTN has gone behind the announcement to profile the individuals handpicked to advise this bold new initiative.