United States Tour Operators Association
Founded in 1972, the United States Tour Operators Association is a professional trade association created with the primary purpose of promoting integrity within the tour operator industry. Each active member company has met the travel industry’s highest standards, including participation in the USTOA’s Travelers Assistance Program, which protects consumer payments up to $1 million if the company goes out of business.www.ustoa.com
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Oct 16, 2026
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No gain.
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This is the USTOA Friday Husker Tailgate with Jack Mitchell, Nate Rohr, John Bishop, and Kevin Suitz.
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Do you know your foe? We'll introduce you.
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But we can't guarantee you'll get along.
Dan ChristianHOST
It's one of our most highly rated, um, and a key reason that we wanted to put him right at the front this year, because you're gonna be talking about AI, and obviously the opening is about technology, the afternoon is about distribution.
Dan ChristianHOST
So my question to you on this is, is really about both because if we look at USTOA, ninety percent of their, uh, travel partners sell through trade, and you look at a company like Fora, which has very much been the poster child of the, uh, travel advisor revival movement, and Jake will be closing out that day with a fireside chat with me.
Travis PittmanGUEST
Nice.
Dan ChristianHOST
And when you think about w-where we are in terms of empowering travel advisors with AI, obviously that's something that I think more and more people know that TourRadar's business is not a pure B2C play, that you work with travel advisors, you have a B2B platform as well, and that still continues to really grow for you.