Rebecca Tobin is a Managing Editor at Travel Weekly. She specializes in the travel and tourism industry, with a focus on areas such as cruises, travel technology, and air travel. Tobin is also the host of the Folo podcast and has been featured in Travel Weekly and Travel Weekly Asia.
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Rebecca Tobin's coverage centers on the travel and tourism industry, with a particular emphasis on travel trends, cruise ships, resorts, and the airline industry. Based on her articles' titles and focus areas, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to emerging trends in these sectors.
Given her focus on citing data and government announcements to support her writing, Rebecca may appreciate pitches that include access to exclusive or underreported data relevant to travel trends or insights into how government policies are shaping the industry.
As Rebecca's geographic focus is national (United States), she will likely be particularly interested in topics that have relevance within the U.S. market or those that have implications for U.S.-based travelers or businesses within the travel sector.
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Welcome back to the Folo by Travel Weekly. We are back - this is the first in all-new episodes on the latest travel trends and news, brought to you
The Tauck Lumiere, a new river cruise ship sailing the Rhone River in France, features The Retreat, a wellness area with amenities like an exercise room, lounge, massage treatment room and outdoor deck. Situated at the ship's aft, it's a popular spot for relaxation and socializing.
We're continuing with our catch up on major news events of the past two months, and in this episode host Rebecca Tobin talks with our editors: Christina
Egypt was thrown a curveball at the start of the Iran war, when the State Department said U.S. citizens should leave. But its travel advisory level never changed, and many tour and river operators have since resumed. Where does that leave tourism?
| Editor at large Robert Silk, Saad Saeed, the CEO of Layla, a generative AI travel search interface, and host Rebecca Tobin talk about how
Darley Newman, creator of the PBS series "Travels with Darley," and features editor Emma Weissmann talk about ways people can tap the 250 spirit.
Aviation editor Robert Silk talks about the closure of Spirit Airlines, which had been an industry game changer. Then, retail editor Jamie Biesiada discusses a transaction with another powerhouse: American Express GBT.
Editor in chief Johanna Jainchill and Eric Hanson of the U.S. Travel Association tackle the unique attributes of World Cup travel; perception versus reality when it comes to visiting the U.S.; and getting Brand USA back on its funding feet.
Three months after cartel actions disrupted travel to Puerto Vallarta and Mexico overall, ALG Vacations' Jacki Marks and hotels editor Christina Jelski talk about tourism sentiment and recovering demand.
The Bahamas has been investing in cruising just as cruising has invested in the Bahamas. In this episode, we examine creative growth; changes at Nassau and Freeport; the private island phenom; courting luxury lines; and big increases in visitor numbers.
