Guided group travel has some obvious appeal: Someone else makes all the plans, handles logistics and offers expert commentary at tourist sites. But there’s also a potential downside: The group itself.

It's akin to getting to third base in a friendship. You’ve realized the energy matches, you’ve had your share of late nights on the town as a group, and you genuinely enjoy each other’s company. It’s ...

Roughly 76% of Gen Z consumers who have paid upfront for a group expense say they weren’t paid back in full, according to a new study from Zelle.

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