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Guy Klaiman

Guy Klaiman of the David Kempinski Tel Aviv on thriving during conflictNews editor Johanna Jainchill spoke with Klaiman about why the hotel is performing so well and its approach to staff, guests...

John Chernesky

NCL's John Chernesky on improving support for travel advisorsReflecting on his first two years as Norwegian Cruise Line's senior vice president of sales for North America, Chernesky talked...

Zane Kerby

ASTA's Zane Kerby addresses key issues for travel advisorsThe association's CEO discussed AI and its impact, advocacy priorities and how members' businesses are faring in an uncertain...

Aktarer Zaman

Skiplagged founder Aktarer Zaman on selling hidden-city ticketsZaman talked about the metasearch site's knack for irking the airlines.

Natalya Leahy

Lindblad Expeditions CEO Natalya Leahy on expanding into Europe river cruisingLeahy talked about how Lindblad will bring its expedition ethos to Europe river cruising and offer a distinct experience.

Henley Vazquez

Fora Travel CEO Henley Vazquez on the agency's NYC pop-upThe host agency is doing a pop-up shop in New York's Soho neighborhood, and Vazquez talked about the idea and its execution.

John Waggoner

River cruise veteran John Waggoner on the Victory revivalCruise editor Teri West spoke with Waggoner about what the future might hold, days before the naming of coastal ship Victory I.

Terry Dale

USTOA's Terry Dale on a U.S.-Canada trade group partnershipDale spoke with tours editor Brinley Hineman about the coalition, its goals and what the travel industry should prepare for.

Steve Hafner

Kayak's Steve Hafner on synergies between metasearch and AI enginesAviation editor Robert Silk spoke with Hafner at the ATPCO Elevate conference about AI, OTAs and other topics.

Richie Karaburun

NYU hospitality professor Richie Karaburun on a potential tourism downturnHotels editor Christina Jelski spoke with Karaburun about the possibility of a "travel recession" occurring before a broader...

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