Holland America Line will open up grand voyages and pole-to-pole sailings to travelers hoping to book just a segment, making it easier to explore some of the coolest regions on Earth.
20.08.2024 - 17:58 / travelpulse.com / Eric Bowman
Welcome back to another episode of the TravelPulse Podcast!
This week I'm on location at Virtuoso Travel Week in Las Vegas, Nevada. I first discuss the latest trending news in travel, including Disney's big expansion announcements, a naughty Southwest Airlines employee, and much more.
Later, David Kolner, Executive Vice President at Virtuoso, joins the podcast to discuss the latest trends in luxury travel. Hear Kolner's thoughts on how the luxury travel sector is thriving, which destinations are hot right now, and much more.
The interview with Kolner begins just before the 14-minute mark.
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Holland America Line will open up grand voyages and pole-to-pole sailings to travelers hoping to book just a segment, making it easier to explore some of the coolest regions on Earth.
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