Jesse Chase-Lubitz

Spending on tours and activities may hit $300 billion by 2025. Expect to see more consolidation pressures, growth in demographic targeting, adoption of AI, and attempts to react to climate change.

Intrepid under Thornton has become a leader in the world of responsible travel, championing community projects and expeditions designed specifically for women.

Ebel runs Europe’s largest tour operator and has been a leader in transforming the sector.

As CEO of Starwood Capital, Sternlicht the longtime hotel king balances financial performance with social responsibility.

As the CEO of Virtuoso, Upchurch was early in figuring out the value of fostering human connection in travel.

If you've ever sailed past Niagara Falls or toured a city on a sightseeing bus, you may have thought, "This is nice and all, but I wish there was something more." Tour operator Hornblower plans to fix that.

Tiqets CEO Laurens Leurink says sales of travel experiences are booming. Gen Z and Millennials want cultural engagement, not checklist sightseeing. So with some help from AI, Tiqets has recently quadrupled its sales without adding staff.

In recent months, the Las Vegas Sphere has been selling over $1 million a day in tickets, on average. But is that enough to recoup its $2.3 billion cost?

TUI reported another record-breaking quarter with sales of tours and activities helping to boost profitability. TUI also gained from the collapse of smaller rival FTI.

GetYourGuide seeks to strengthen its airline collaborations with Eurowings integration, boosting customer experience.