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Nexion president Jackie Friedman on stage at CoNexion in Orlando.

Nexion: 30 years of resilienceAt the host agency's CoNexion conference earlier this month, president Jackie Friedman reflected on Nexion's 30th anniversary...

Social media has replaced recommendations from friends and families as the top source of travel inspiration, according to new research from Amadeus.

Amadeus: Social media is now the top source for travel inspirationSocial media has surpassed recommendations from friends and family, according to a survey by the GDS.

J.MAK Hospitality founder Jon Makhmaltchi's promotional tool -- a 2025 Winnebago Solis Pocket.

Return of the MAK: Hospitality executive does another Winnebago road showJ.MAK Hospitality founder Jon Makhmaltchi has done this before -- five years ago during the pandemic. Now he's back with the...

David McCovy (left), founder of Evolution Travel, and Ron Archer, CEO of Archer Travel Service.

Persistence pays off: The story behind Archer Travel's Evolution partnershipRon Archer partnered with David McCovy in 2016 to launch Evolution Travel, a multilevel marketing company with an emphasis on...

From the difficult to the ridiculous: Travel advisors recall memorable client requests

From the difficult to the ridiculous: Travel advisors recall memorable client requestsTravel Weekly asked advisors to share some of the most challenging, bizarre and outrageous requests they’ve received from...

More travel agencies look to AI tools to grow advisors' productivity

More travel agencies look to AI tools to grow advisors' productivityAgencies are adopting AI tools to automate mundane tasks, enabling advisors to focus on client relationships.

TW poll: Luxury travel holds steady, and budget-minded clients are hesitant

TW poll: Luxury travel holds steady, and budget-minded clients are hesitantThis year has been a rollercoaster ride for many travel agencies navigating widespread economic uncertainty. And...

Relying on experience, travel advisors serve clients with disabilities

Relying on experience, travel advisors serve clients with disabilitiesThree advisors bank on lessons learned in their own travels to create smooth journeys for clients with accessibility needs.

More than half of advisors in the U.S. charge fees of some sort, a number that is on the rise both here and abroad, according to a report lfrom the World Travel Agents Associations Alliance.

More than half of U.S. advisors now charge feesAnd that number is on the rise both here and abroad, according to a report from the World Travel Agents Associations Alliance....

The first round of six-minute appointments with travel advisors and suppliers at the inaugural GTM Luxury.

Premium partnerships are forged at the debut GTM LuxuryWith its speed-dating-style approach to meetings between travel advisors and suppliers, the minutes fly by, but it's enough...

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