Arnie Weissmann is the Editor in Chief at Travel Weekly. He covers a range of topics within the travel and tourism industry, including insights on business leaders, cruise lines, and the impact of events like the Titanic and the Coronavirus on aviation and consumer travel. Weissmann is featured in Web In Travel, Phocus Wire, Travel Weekly Asia, and Travel Weekly.
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Arnie Weissmann's articles predominantly cover travel and tourism, with a particular focus on destinations, travel companies, and cruises. His coverage suggests an interest in event coverage, government announcements related to the industry, as well as data-driven insights.
When reaching out to Arnie for potential collaboration or PR pitches, consider offering insights into emerging trends in the travel industry such as new destinations gaining popularity or innovative marketing strategies by travel companies. Additionally, providing access to exclusive data or expert analysis of relevant government announcements could enhance your pitch and appeal to his interests.
Since Arnie focuses on national (United States) content within the travel sector while covering international destinations too at times; it is crucial that any pitches are aligned with this geographic focus.
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Jack Ezon wants Embark Beyond to be a luxury lifestyle brand, not a luxury travel brand.
By: Arnie Weissmann, Stephanie Lee
Arthur Frommer, who built a travel media empire that included books, magazines, newspaper columns, television and radio, died Nov. 18 at 95, according to his daughter, Pauline Frommer, from complications following pneumonia.
As a 19-year-old, I took a year off from college to work as a waiter and, when I had saved enough money, flew to Europe.
PHOENIX -- Expedia Group CEO Ariane Gorin said her company is employing artificial intelligence "across the board."
By: Arthur, Arnie Weissmann
PHOENIX — Breeze Airways CEO David Neeleman has found success starting airlines by taking a different approach from existing carriers.
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