Tag: business
WTM London – World Travel Market 2019 Celebrating 40 Years!
I’m writing from London this week! I’m representing FXExpress Publications, Inc. at the annual World Travel Market conference in London, featuring booths of international and some U.S. travel partners in hospitality, tourism, airlines, car rentals and many other industries. I have had the opportunity to meet many professionals as I have explored the floor and am quite impressed with the variety and professionalism all around me.
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What Actually Happens If You Get Sick or Hurt on a Cruise?
You’ve booked your cabin, mapped the ports and packed the sunscreen. Hopefully, you also bought some insurance. But have you ever thought about what actually happens if a medical emergency strikes mid-voyage?
On Our Way to GBTA, Team Building and an Anniversary
Each year, Global Traveler staff attends and hosts a booth at the Global Business Travel Association’s convention. Last year, the convention was hosted in sunny San Diego, and this year we will be in the historic and happening city of Chicago. We are elated to connect with our fellow colleagues in the travel industry for an informative and enlightening experience.
Shock Your Potential
Earlier this week, I sat down to be interviewed for Shock Your Potential, a business podcast focused on “excellence in leadership, sales and the customer experience.” Michael Sherlock hosts the podcast; she reached out to me via LinkedIn after regularly picking up issues of Global Traveler in Delta Air Lines’ lounges around the country.
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Guinea Pig in Peru
In March, I visited Lima. On the night of our arrival, my group went to Astrid y Gastón for dinner. The dinner was absolutely delicious, but one of the courses that really intrigued me, despite not eating meat, was the guinea pig appetizer. In the United States we see guinea pigs as pets, but in Peru the small rodent is a delicacy.