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Revisiting the advisor class of 2024

Revisiting the advisor class of 2024In this second of a two-part Cover Story, we ask travel educators for insights on what new travel advisors can expect.

Revisiting the advisor class of 2024: Where are they now?

Revisiting the advisor class of 2024: Where are they now?A year ago, we introduced readers to 10 newcomers to the industry as they progressed through their early careers. In this...

World Travel president Matt King (left) and CEO Alex Eaton.

World Travel wants to boost vacation sales, but don't call it 'leisure'CEO Alex Eaton aims to grow the Oklahoma agency's vacation sales from 25% to 40% of the business -- and he means "vacation,"...

Charles Sylvia, CLIA vice president of industry and trade relations, had the idea for CLIA's new social media campaign while watching "Love Actually" on New Year's Eve.

CLIA wants to build stronger ties with travel advisorsCLIA's new "Cruise Actually" campaign will distribute assets directly to advisors to post on their own social media platforms.

Consumer travel editors from major U.S. and U.K. publications gathered at Fife Arms in Braemar, Scotland.

Consumer Editors Roundtable: Stealth wealth, stem cells and slow travelWhen consumer travel editors from the U.S. and U.K. gathered in Braemar, Scotland, no trend was left unturned.

From left, Avenue Two Travel CEO Josh Bush with vice president of strategic partnerships Martha King, recipient of the Global Citizen Award; Nigel Hack of Madrid & Beyond, Avenue Two’s Partner of the Year; and Jamo Ladd, vice president of sales.

Contractors are in executive roles at host agency Avenue Two TravelIt's unusual for ICs to fill executive positions in the travel agency world, but it works for Avenue Two, says CEO Josh Bush.

Participants in the 2025 Consumer Editors Roundtable gathered in the Flying Stag Pub at the Fife Arms in Braemar, Scotland.

Consumer Editors Roundtable: Editors without bordersThe Travel Weekly Consumer Editors Roundtable moved to Scotland this year, where top U.S. editors were joined by U.K....

People gather to apply for a Real ID-compliant driver's license or ID card in Chicago in April.

Travel advisors take a proactive approach to TSA's Real ID deadlineMost advisors said they are not overly concerned about their clients. But new language from the TSA that doesn't mention a...

The Haas family. From left, Margaret with her parents Troy and Ann. Margaret is Brownell's director of advisor development, Troy is Brownell’s CEO and chairman, and Ann sits on Brownell's advisory board.

Brownell Travel builds on legacy of working with familyMargaret Haas, director of advisor development at Brownell, had a circuitous route to her current role.

Travel advisors voice their concerns over federal job cuts, the economy

Travel advisors voice their concerns over federal job cuts, the economyFederal government cuts and layoffs are generating significant apprehension among travel advisors, a Travel Weekly survey...

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