
Travel Weekly's team of reporters, editors and contributors explore ideas, share experiences and provide insight into what they’ve uncovered while reporting on some of the biggest trends in travel.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessSociety & CulturePlaces & Travel | |||

Just outside of Pride month we’re bringing together two reports on the latest in LGBTQ+ travel. In this year's Focus on LGBTQ+Travel cover story, editors Jamie Biesiada and Emma Weissmann spoke to four travel advisors who identified four key trends i... more
We recently published an episode about the exciting opportunities around travel in the U.S. – travel surrounding the 250th anniversary celebrations, traveling along route 66, Americana and more. We bring that episode back to you today, but as a bonus... more
This new crop of ultra luxury cruise lines is fascinating, not just because many of them are associated with well known hotel brands, but because they’re appealing to a newer, younger demographic; one that might not have cruised -- or thought about c... more
You might be surprised to hear it given some of the economic and geopolitical news this year, but the big news from the NYU International Hospitality Industry Investment Forum was a presentation from Jan Freitag, the national director of hospitality ... more
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Great episode. Great discussion of variety in “Pent up travel” Good expert advice and motivation to take that vacation.
After all: We travel not to escape life......but for life not to escape us!
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I think you need to have a podcast with travel agents and the challenges of rebooking for the clients. Many of us wish we never took the extra credit for our clients.
The mix of travel industry news and “behind the scenes” with Travel Weekly’s reporters makes this podcast a winner! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you for this podcast! Margie and Kier are tackling uncomfortable topics that need to be discussed. Their insightful views on this topic are well stated and and I sincerely appreciate them sharing them.
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This show consistently covers high-level travel trends with a strong emphasis on luxury and premium experiences, industry dynamics, and advisor-centric insights. Episodes frequently explore how cruise lines, hotels, and destinations are repositioning themselves for affluent travelers, the evolving role of travel advisors, and the impact of technology and data on planning. A notable strength is blending investigative reporting with practical guidance for advisors and sponsors, including real-world anecdotes, sponsor integrations, and actionable takeaways for pitching luxury experiences to clients.
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