Our summertime 2022 sequence revisits some of the ideal episodes of the Folo by Travel Weekly, our weekly podcast that “follows” the headlines to explore new angles on news and tendencies, hosted by managing editor Rebecca Tobin. Catch up on episodes you skipped, and revisit your favorites in this article.
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This week’s showcased episode: Why this tour operator charges a scheduling charge
One particular tour operator, eager to minimize the variety of window consumers, has taken a – occasionally controversial – page from the journey advisors’ playbook. We get into the matter with Reliable Vacations CEO Simon Russell and Travel Weekly tour editor Nicole Edenedo. Originally revealed May well 30. This episode is sponsored by ALG Holidays.
Past episodes in the series:
Black cultural journey
We go past Nicole Edenedo’s protect tale with two Black girls who are prominent in vacation to converse about their backgrounds
their journey products and solutions and how they specifically take a look at and rejoice Black historical past and experiences the power of Black small business and social
networks inspiration and their enthusiasm for what they
do. Featuring Jennifer Tosch of Black Heritage Excursions and Meryanne Loum-Martin, the owner of the Jnane Tamsna boutique resort in Marrakech, Morocco. Originally posted April 4.
Best travel developments
Where do men and women want to journey — and, perhaps more importantly, WHY do they want to travel? In this episode, host Rebecca Tobin and American Express Vacation president Audrey Hendley talk about the major picture as well as some of the reasons people are again on the highway. Initially published March 28.
Relatives vacation and the 3 C’s of priorities
We return to the topic of relatives journey. Lodges editor Christina Jelski and Rainer Jenss, the founder of the Loved ones Vacation Association, dive into some of the nuances of this incredibly massive journey market, as effectively as the “three C’s” that households glimpse for in a trip. Initially released April 11.