Travis Pittman

This is your host, as always, Dan Christian, and I have just gotten back from a rather extensive trip to Asia.

And the guest that I'm gonna bring into our conversation today was with me for part of that journey, Travis Pittman, the CEO of TourRadar.

Since in October, this is our trends report, our second-ever Travel Trends report that's focused on multi-day.

There was a number of reasons I wanted to focus on multi-day.

And in this month's episode, we also brought in a lot of TourRadar's content, so you'll hear more about that in a moment.

But after I'm at, uh, the Captio Unite Conference, we are then back with our, uh, summit, version three, October 28th and 29th.

And the following week, World Travel Market in London, and then I'm at RailBookers Conference, uh, the second week in November, and then it all kinda comes together at the Phocuswright Conference, where Travis Pittman will be w- back with me as well.

And on the main stage at that conference, we're actually gonna have James Thornton.

[on-hold music] Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the Travel Trends podcast and the final episode in our multi-day commerce series with our friends over at TourRadar.

This is episode three, and as you know, we kicked things off with Travis Pittman, the CEO and co-founder.

And I emphasize co-founder because we have his brother and co-founder joining us today.

But as you know, last week we had Brendan Roberts joined us, who walked through how the supply chain actually works in multi-day.

Hello, everyone, and welcome back to our Travel Trends podcast and our special three-part series on multi-day commerce with our friends over at Tor Radar.

Our first conversation was with Travis Pittman, the CEO.

I hope you thoroughly enjoyed episode one.

And I think you probably heard why he made the case for multi-day having a moment.