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Now, it's time to get to know Rob Rankin, managing director of Ireland's Vagabond Small-Group Tours has and president of the Incoming Tour Operators Association—Ireland, on this installment of Coffee Time with Industry Vets, as he's no novice to travel or out-of-the-box experiences.

His early memories of travel include Disney and Ocean City, but now his favorite memories span across Europe—the Edinburgh Castle in Scotland, and The Dorchester in London make his list now...but we’ll let him tell you more in this installment of Coffee Time with Industry Vets Q&A series.

In this installment of Coffee Time with Industry Vets, get to know one of the visionaries at Cruise Planners and a true travel agent advocate—Michelle Fee.

Tamar Lowell is the driving force behind Access Culinary Trips, a culinary tour operator specializing in exploring culture through cuisine.

I met Paul Sloan, CEO of Tahiti Tourisme at this year's Parau Parau Tahiti conference in Papeete. A few...

Bernardo Neto is bringing Vegas flair tempered with Four Seasons charm to his new role as general manager of West Palm Beach’s The Ben. Before he does so, Recommend caught up with Neto to learn a bit about him.

Recommend chatted with The Sarasota Modern's new director of sales and marketing, Paul Romero, to help you better acquaint yourselves with him. 

Let us introduce you to Adam Pasco, who started as the director of tourism for Visit Pasco in September 2017. Find out how a former minor league baseball player became a diretor of tourism in this installment of Coffee Time with Industry Vets Q&A series.

You might know George Andreopoulos, v.p of business development for partner brands at World Travel Holdings, but you might not know how his love of travel started.

What does Perillo Tours' president and owner Steve Perillo remember from his first trip? Hint: it's not much. We'll let him explain this and more in this installment of Coffee Time With Industry Vets. 

Ulla Hefel Bohler has travel memories she can go on about for hours, and a bucket list that is just as long. We’ll let her explain more in this installment of Coffee Time With Industry Vets Q&A series.

Get to know the man behind the suit (and the captivating smile), Frank Maduro, v.p. of marketing at All Inclusive Collection (AIC), in this installment of Coffee Time with Industry Vets Q&A series.

Growing up in a small town in Brazil, Clarissa Mattos, Eurail’s North America market manager, didn't take her first memorable trip until the age of 8. . And now, the travel bug has given her a bite so to speak. We’ll let her explain more in this installment of our Coffee Time With Industry Vets Q&A series.

Andy Stuart, CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line, had an early start to his international travel experience—taking his first trip before his first steps—but it wasn't always smooth sailing. We'll let him explain in this edition of the Coffee Time With Industry Vets Q&A series.

Josh Leibowitz, CSO for Carnival Corporation and senior v.p. for Cunard North America, most recent trip was a Transatlantic sailing from London to New York on Cunard's Queen Mary 2. Though at first he wasn't sure how he would fill his time while out at sea for seven consecutive days, he now adds it as a must-do experience for travelers. We’ll let him explain in this edition of the Coffee Time With Industry Vets Q&A series.

Steve Lassman v.p. of villa product and agency relations for World Travel Holding's Villas of Distinction, took his first trip at the age of seven to Miami Beach, but it was a job with Cunard Cruise Line that turned him to the travel industry. We'll let him explain...

Think you know Lucille Sive, think again…. There’s more to Lucille Sive, CEO of the Travel Corporation's Africa division, than meets the eye, so we decided to ask her those comical, personal and telling questions to reveal the woman behind the suit

Terry Dale a busy man, but not so busy that he can’t take time to stop and try chicken feet, check Antarctica off his bucket list, or plan a honeymoon to Istria with his partner Rich. Needless to say, Terry is not your average president/CEO...

Peggy's travels have led her to give back to communities around the world. She's contributed to funding for the digging of wells for rural families without clean water in Cambodia, and has sponsored a Kiva micro-lending team. She has also launched the Friendly Planet Travel Foundation, in honor of her deceased son Daniel.

Think you know Kristin Karst, executive v.p. and co-owner of AmaWaterways, think again…