Travel advisors have to use this downtime as an opportunity to get stronger and prove their value. 

Travel agency owner John Rees has a practical plan that looks to the future. “This is something I can’t control. I can work hard on my business, communicate with clients, and build trust.”

Industry executives remind travel advisors that, as an industry, we have been through many crises before and have always recovered to travel again — that it’s about resiliency and the certainty that this moment will pass.

Want to get more done in less time? Here’s advice from a travel advisor who has turned efficiency into an art form.

Two longtime travel advisors discuss the basic efficiency tools and tactics that have helped them succeed.

Improving travel advisor efficiency is a huge priority for travel advisors and for most agency groups. Part 1 in a 3-part series.

A new “video-first” window-lined Innovation Center creates a bright backdrop for Avoya Travel’s ambitious 18-month growth plan.

‘This business is a dream business for anyone who’s really passionate about it,’ says Embark’s President Jack Ezon. Here’s his advice for how to keep your dream business relevant.

In his six years at Ovation Vacations, Jack Ezon oversaw phenomenal sales growth. So, when he decided to launch a new model for selling luxury travel, you can bet the industry is paying attention.

A French Culinary Institute graduate transfers his passion for fine dining and the demands of being a chef to a career selling travel, so he can be there for his young family.