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Travel Advisor Coverage

Business Travel

Travel Advisors Stay Fresh on Trends as Demand Grows for Culinary Experiences

Instagram and the influence of Anthony Bourdain turned travelers into culinary experience hunters. Travel advisors would be wise to stay on top of all the growing culinary travel trends.

Paul Biasco, Skift | 4 years ago

Travel Advisors Stay Fresh on Trends as Demand Grows for Culinary Experiences

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Travel Advisor Execs Bullish on 2020 Sales Outlook Despite Politics

There may be turmoil on Capitol Hill and a contentious presidential election up ahead, but travel advisor leaders don't expect it to put a damper on 2020 sales. They are, however, keeping an eye on the economy and said travel advisors should be extra proactive in keeping clients enthused and confident about travel.

Maria Lenhart, Skift | 4 years ago

Travel Advisor Execs Bullish on 2020 Sales Outlook Despite Politics

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U.S. Election Year Aside, Travel Advisor Execs Optimistic About 2020

The adage that U.S. presidential election years are bad for business may or may not hold true for 2020. Savvy travel advisors, however, may want to put extra effort into keeping clients confident and enthusiastic about upcoming travel plans.

Maria Lenhart, Skift | 4 years ago

U.S. Election Year Aside, Travel Advisor Execs Optimistic About 2020

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Music Tourism Is a Mixed Score for Travel Advisors

Music tourism, much like adventure or wellness travel, is a fast-growing niche worthy of travel advisors' attention. Not only does it appeal to all age groups, but clients will appreciate help in obtaining tickets and making travel arrangements built around events.

Maria Lenhart, Skift | 4 years ago

Music Tourism Is a Mixed Score for Travel Advisors

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Music Tourism and Millennials Can Be the Right Mix for Travel Advisors

Music travel is gaining popularity as tourists look for new experiences. There are plenty of opportunities for travel advisors, even though some of the big festivals are trying to keep all the business to themselves.

Allan Leibowitz, Skift | 4 years ago

Music Tourism and Millennials Can Be the Right Mix for Travel Advisors

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Survey: Millennials Prefer Travel Advisor Expertise When It Comes to Planning

The experiential travel that millennials and other younger people crave may be best provided by professionals, not booking tools.

Maria Lenhart, Skift | 4 years ago

Survey: Millennials Prefer Travel Advisor Expertise When It Comes to Planning

Business Travel

Who Loves Travel Advisors the Most? It’s Millennials, Not Boomers

Emerging destinations and changes in travel styles are fueling a need for human interaction in the travel planning process among younger generations. Companies would be wise not to neglect the human element instead of betting the bank on booking and personalization technology alone.

Paul Biasco, Skift | 4 years ago

Who Loves Travel Advisors the Most? It’s Millennials, Not Boomers

Business Travel

Travel Leaders Group Aims to Accelerate UK Growth After Thomas Cook Collapse

With one of the biggest names in UK travel exiting the market, there's space for other travel firms to pick up some of the travel demand. It's not going to be easy with plenty of Brexit uncertainty in the market as well as lots of competition.

Patrick Whyte, Skift | 4 years ago

Travel Leaders Group Aims to Accelerate UK Growth After Thomas Cook Collapse

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Wildfires Raise Challenges for California’s Tourism Management

After several years of historic wildfires, California has to take a hard look at the future of tourism in its wine regions and mountain resort communities. The fires have exacerbated problems such as a lack of affordable workforce housing.

Maria Lenhart, Skift | 4 years ago

Wildfires Raise Challenges for California’s Tourism Management

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How the California Wildfires Are Impacting Tourism

Several years of devastating wildfires have taken a toll on California tourism but have not affected overall visitor numbers. Instead, the fires have changed the way the state markets itself and made it harder for tourism employees to live in California.

Maria Lenhart, Skift | 4 years ago