Expedia shifts Classic top management: Travel Weekly

Expedia shifts Classic top management

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BELLEVUE, Wash. -- Expedia altered the composition of top management at its Classic Custom Vacations subsidiary, moving Ron Letterman from president to chairman and replacing him in the president's role with Bob Hohman.

Hohman, who is Expedia's vice president of packages and stores, will be in charge of running Classic's day-to-day operations and making strategic decisions, particularly in technology.

In his new role, Letterman will concentrate on building travel agency relationships, and introducing new products and services.

"This allows me to concentrate my time on the travel agents and improving the relationships on the most senior level," said Letterman. "Hohman brings in skills we have never had at Classic. He's a Stanford graduate, a technology genius. He built a lot of the technology and strategic initiatives at Expedia. We are delighted to have him."

Before Expedia's acquisition of Classic, Letterman was president and CEO of Classic Custom Vacations, and vice chairman, president and CEO of Global Vacation Group, Classic's parent.

After Expedia's purchase of Classic Custom Vacations, Letterman stayed on as president of Classic and became a senior vice president of Expedia.

Both Hohman and Letterman will retain their Expedia titles.

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