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Fresh from InteleTravel's European conference in Krakow, No Tourists Allowed hosts Mike Putman and James Ferrara report on Poland, India, Miami and the perks reshaping premium air travel. Mike Putman and James Ferrara bring a combined 71 years of executive experience in travel and technology. After Krakow, Mike flew on points to India, then Jordan, Rome and Florence; James visited Auschwitz and Birkenau, flew home in Lufthansa's new first-class cabin, and went on to Miami. They cover why Krakow has become a crowded European city break, and why a quick tuk-tuk tour should be followed by a walk, with VoiceMap's self-guided GPS tours as their pick. Mike explains how Seats.aero found him a business-class seat on a transformed Air India and a 42,000-point flight from Amman to Rome on Royal Jordanian. And the hosts weigh whether free Starlink Wi-Fi on United and American could cost Delta business travelers, as lounge networks expand to fight overcrowding. Resources:- VoiceMap self-guided audio walking tours: https://voicemap.me- Seats.aero award flight search: https://seats.aero- Visiting the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum: https://www.auschwitz.org/en/visiting/Connect with us:- Website: https://notouristsallowed.com/- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNpxeFa-TrEKgSnt1Fl1AnR0E2ao99lWi- Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/no-tourists-allowed-an-insiders-guide-to-travel/id1616076081- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Tpo6b35qFeR3lk0c3X6ya- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/notouristsallowedpod/- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/no-tourists-allowed- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@notouristsallowed- Newsletter: https://notouristsallowed.com/newsletter

No Tourists Allowed is trying something new. Instead of the usual format, Mike and James are opening up the mailbag and working through the questions, thoughts, and complaints listeners have been sending in. The premise is simple: two guys with decades in the travel industry explaining why things work the way they do, and what they would actually do in your situation. This episode covers the 4 PM check-in problem and why a three-night stay doesn't really get you three full nights, plus how Las Vegas turned early arrivals into a revenue stream. Mike and James dig into minimum connection times and who actually sets them (hint: it isn't a government agency), whether booking two separate tickets to save a few hundred dollars is worth the risk, and what to do when a crew strike cancels your flight and the hold time is measured in hours. They also disagree productively on convention hotels, with James happy to stay a few miles away and Mike admitting he would now pay 200 euros just for a midday nap. The episode closes with a story from that morning: a group arriving for a birthday celebration only to find the hotel had no record of their prepaid, confirmed reservation. James walks through how those supply chain failures happen, why getting your money back is the easy part, and what travelers can do about the stress and lost time that no refund covers. Have a question, a situation, or even a good story? Send it in at NoTouristsAllowed.com and it might get featured on a future episode.

The Wall Street Journal broke the story that United CEO Scott Kirby called Delta's Ed Bastian to float a merger between the two carriers, and that the call came before United's rejected pitch to American. Mike and James dig into what was really going on there, whether a mega-carrier could help U.S. airlines compete against government-subsidized international rivals, and what happens to fares and secondary airports when competition shrinks. They also look at the Allegiant and Sun Country merger, the loss of Spirit, and why the three highest-volume airlines on the planet are all American. Then the conversation heads to Europe, where wildfires in Spain and France are making headlines and low water on the Danube and Rhine is forcing river cruise lines to bus passengers between ports. James shares a genuinely useful piece of insider advice for anyone with a river cruise booked or planned: the size of the cruise line's fleet matters more than almost anything else when water levels drop, because only the larger operators can move you to a mirror-image ship downstream instead of canceling your trip outright. The guys close out with the escalating airport lounge arms race, including crowded Centurion lounges and Southwest's new partnership with Chase to build co-branded lounges, plus the busiest day in commercial aviation history on July 23rd with more than 153,000 flights worldwide. Add in Edinburgh's new visitor tax and airfares up 25 to 50 percent year over year, and the takeaway is hard to miss. People are traveling anyway, because getting out into the world is something close to a human need.

Mike is back from his annual sixteen-day golf pilgrimage through Scotland, and he's got stories: a near-career round at the Old Course (two under through fifteen before limping in bogey-bogey-bogey), full Scottish breakfasts with haggis, and a route that wound from St Andrews through Carnoustie, Cruden Bay, and Royal Dornoch all the way to John O'Groats. He also breaks down every legitimate way to score a tee time at the Old Course — from golf travel companies and Scores-street hotels to the advance lottery, the daily ballot, and the singles draw — insider knowledge earned over twenty-five years of annual trips. Then the guys turn a skeptical eye on travel media and technology. James takes on the press's love affair with sensationalized cruise stories, from misleading "fell overboard" headlines to Netflix's Trainwreck: Poop Cruise, and explains why a rare legitimate accident — like the recent Royal Caribbean waterslide failure — deserves scrutiny while manufactured outrage deserves your side-eye. The bigger conversation: how fear-driven coverage distorts perceptions of an industry that's overwhelmingly safe. Finally, the story nobody else is telling yet: airlines are using AI to personalize your airfare, and the price you see may depend on where you're sitting, what device you're on, and how many times you've searched. Mike and James dig into Delta's new pricing partnership, the admitted two-passenger pricing quirk (and the booking trick to beat it), lingering fuel surcharges that never went away, and Mike's bold prediction that consumer-side AI agents will eventually out-negotiate the airlines' own algorithms. Plus: a French reporter's undercover sting exposing tourist pricing at Paris bistros, and your chance to win a balcony-stateroom Alaska cruise for two on Princess.

Ever checked into a Las Vegas hotel room only to find the smoke detector wrapped in a towel and hanging by a cord? In this episode of No Tourists Allowed, Mike and James break down the chaotic current state of the global travel ecosystem, from shocking hospitality disasters to record-breaking holiday crowds. You'll discover the hidden international forces driving up travel costs and learn how to navigate surging airfares so you can still plan a perfect getaway without emptying your wallet. We dive into the unexpected ripple effects of Spirit Airlines’ sudden collapse, exploring how the loss of an ultra-low-cost carrier is opening the door for legacy airlines to inflate flight prices. The conversation also unpacks the booming, controversial trend of aesthetic and medical tourism, revealing why travelers are flocking to South Korea and Turkey for budget-friendly procedures. Finally, we expose the predatory pricing tactics and logistical blunders surrounding the upcoming North American World Cup, but you'll have to listen to find out why these massive FIFA missteps might actually score you a massive last-minute discount. Hit subscribe on your favorite podcast app and leave us a review to help other savvy travelers find the show!

Learn expert travel tips to avoid rising airline baggage fees, navigate Venice's new overtourism tax, and uncover affordable Eastern Europe destinations. Episode Resources: Fox Business Report on United-American Merger TalkOfficial Announcement: United Airlines and Starlink PartnershipKayak Report on 2026 Travel Trends and Eastern EuropeLonely Planet Guide to North MacedoniaHave you noticed how trying to board a flight lately feels like a wrestling match over overhead bin space? In this episode of No Tourists Allowed, Mike and James tackle the absurd reality of rising airline bag fees and the boarding chaos they create. By tuning in, you'll discover insider strategies to beat these sneaky costs, upgrade your boarding experience, and save serious money on your next vacation. The guys break down the most impactful travel industry news, starting with the controversial rumor of a United and American Airlines merger and the much-anticipated shift toward free Starlink in-flight Wi-Fi. They also spark a debate over the new overtourism taxes hitting popular destinations like Venice, questioning if these tourist fees actually curb crowds or just squeeze travelers' wallets. Plus, Mike and James reveal why underrated destinations in Eastern Europe are the ultimate travel hack right now, but you'll have to listen to find out exactly which historic countries are seeing a massive 36% drop in airfare.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave a five-star review so you never miss out on our expert travel advice!

Are phone calls ruining in-flight etiquette? Discover the best travel books for 2025 and new EU entry delays on the No Tourists Allowed travel podcast. Episode Resources: Rick Steves’ Hippie Trail MemoirOfficial EU Entry-Exit System (EES) InformationIATA Jet Fuel Price MonitorBritish Airways In-Flight Voice and Video Call NewsOfficial Website for Livraria Lello BookstoreImagine trying to sleep on an overnight flight while the person next to you is screaming into their phone on speaker—thanks to new airline Wi-Fi policies, this nightmare might soon become a reality. In this episode of No Tourists Allowed, Mike and James unpack the latest travel industry shifts to help you navigate your upcoming vacations with ease and confidence. Tune in to discover the best new travel literature to inspire your next getaway and learn how global economic changes are directly impacting your travel budget. The guys dive into a lively debate over British Airways' controversial decision to allow in-flight voice calls, exploring how rapidly evolving technology is clashing with traditional travel etiquette. They also break down the hidden reasons behind skyrocketing airfares, the truth about cruise line fuel surcharges, and what the European Union’s new biometric entry-exit system means for your summer holiday delays. Along the way, James shares his top travel book recommendations for 2025 to fuel your wanderlust, while Mike highlights the absurd inconsistencies of global airport security rules. You'll have to listen to find out how a simple pair of nail clippers somehow became a major threat at the TSA checkpoint.  Don't miss your chance to win a free all-inclusive vacation to Mexico by entering our massive giveaway at notouristsallowed.com. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode!

Learn how to beat baggage fees on low-cost airlines using the Flygaroo vest. Plus, explore the rise of bleisure travel and the demand for travel advisors. Episode Resources: Flygaroo Official WebsiteMMGY Report on Travel Advisor TrendsAre exorbitant carry-on fees ruining your budget travel plans? In this episode of No Tourists Allowed, hosts Mike Putman and James Ferrara reveal how to bypass low-cost airline fees and completely upgrade your travel strategy. Tune in to discover an ingenious new wearable hack that acts as a wearable suitcase, plus learn how to seamlessly merge corporate trips with leisure vacations to maximize your global experiences without breaking the bank.  The episode kicks off with Nicolas Gutierrez de Esteban, the young entrepreneur behind Flygaroo - a revolutionary travel vest capable of holding up to 25 pounds of clothing to outsmart strict baggage policies on low-cost carriers. Mike and James also explore the booming trend of "bleisure travel," explaining how extending corporate trips over a weekend can actually save companies money on airfare while providing employees with rich, morale-boosting cultural experiences. Finally, they break down eye-opening industry research showing a massive generational shift, as Millennials and Gen Z increasingly ditch DIY vacation planning to rely on professional travel advisors for unique, secure, and stress-free getaways.  Ready to travel smarter and save big on your next international adventure? Subscribe to No Tourists Allowed, leave us a review, and grab your own vest and support the Flygaroo campaign!

Discover if Punta Cana all-inclusive resorts are worth it, how agentic AI in travel empowers advisors, and essential global travel safety updates. Episode Resources: Official Website for Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Punta CanaUpcoming Moon Palace Punta Cana ExpansionDetails on the InteleJoe Agentic AI ToolU.S. State Department Travel AdvisoriesEnter the GiveawayWhether you're dreaming of a sprawling Caribbean resort or wondering if artificial intelligence should plan your next vacation, the global travel landscape is shifting faster than ever. In this episode of *No Tourists Allowed*, Mike and James break down the reality of mega all-inclusive resorts, the explosive rise of agentic AI in travel booking, and how current geopolitical events are reshaping global flight routes. Tune in to discover how to stretch your vacation dollar, confidently navigate international safety advisories, and uncover hidden gem destinations away from the typical tourist traps.  The guys kick things off with a firsthand review of the enormous Hard Rock Resort in Punta Cana, sharing expert tips on balancing all-inclusive convenience with authentic local culture. The conversation then pivots to a massive industry debate: will the new wave of "agentic AI" finally replace human travel advisors, or is the ultimate travel planning strategy a hybrid of futuristic tech and human empathy? They also unpack how Middle Eastern conflicts and localized weather events in Jamaica are impacting the broader travel industry. You'll have to listen to hear their top recommendations for safe, off-the-beaten-path travel escapes—and learn exactly which popular Mexican tourist city you should cross off your itinerary this season. Don't forget to check enter our exclusive giveaway for a free three-night vacation to a luxury all-inclusive resort in Mexico! Hit subscribe on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts, and please leave us a review to help other wanderlust-driven travelers find the show.

Ditch the group! VoiceMap CEO Iain Manley reveals how self-guided audio tours let you explore at your own pace. Plus: travel news and a luxury getaway! Episode Resources VoiceMap Official WebsiteThe Royal Mile: A History of Death and Dirty Dealing TourSri Lanka Digital Nomad Visa RequirementsCondé Nast Traveler’s Guide to the World’s Largest AirportsTired of awkward group tours and generic guidebooks dictating your travel itinerary? In this episode of No Tourists Allowed, Mike and James sit down with VoiceMap CEO Iain Manley to explore how GPS-enabled audio tours are revolutionizing the way we experience new destinations. Tune in to discover how you can unlock immersive, locally guided stories straight from your smartphone, ensuring your next trip is incredibly authentic and entirely on your own schedule. Beyond the technology of self-guided walking tours, the conversation dives into the fascinating intersection of authentic human storytelling and AI in the travel industry. The guys also unpack the latest global travel news, from Sri Lanka’s enticing new digital nomad visas to the mind-boggling scale of the world's largest airports. Finally, James and Mike tackle the controversial debate over shrinking airline economy seats—are passengers getting bigger, or are airlines unfairly sacrificing basic human comfort for profit?  Check out the show notes for links to download the VoiceMap app, and be sure to subscribe and leave a review so you never miss an episode. Head over to notouristsallowed.com to sign up for our new newsletter and secure your entry to win a free, all-inclusive luxury vacation in Mexico!

Discover authentic European travel tips for Cologne and Vienna. We cover Kölsch beer, smart walking tour apps, and finding local eats without the tourist traps. Episode Resources Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom) Official WebsiteVotivkirche Vienna Official WebsiteCasa Labra Madrid - Historic Tapas BarTheFork - Restaurant ReservationsBeli App - Restaurant Lists & SocialFITUR - International Tourism Trade FairFresh off a whirlwind four-city trip, Mike is back to share his recent adventures through Germany and Austria, proving you don't need a crowded tour bus to see the sights. In this episode, we explore the nuances of authentic European travel, moving past the typical guidebooks to find the real culture hidden in plain sight. From navigating the massive spires of Cologne to mastering the efficient train systems of Vienna, we break down how to explore these historic cities on your own terms. We dig into the specific tools and experiences that elevate a trip from standard to spectacular, including the unique rules of drinking Kölsch beer and the best ways to utilize public transport. You’ll learn about MapView, a game-changing app for self-guided digital walking tours that lets you ditch the umbrella-holding guides. We also debate how to find memorable dining experiences—and avoid rookie mistakes like eating Italian food in Bangkok—by utilizing apps like The Fork and Beli to uncover local gems. If you are an independent traveler who wants to maximize your time abroad without feeling like a typical tourist, this conversation is essential listening. We also recap the massive FITUR trade show in Madrid and drop the first set of clues for our upcoming all-inclusive Mexico vacation giveaway. Tune in to upgrade your travel tech stack and learn how to navigate Europe's best cities like a local.

Discover the latest in travel tech. From biometric airport IDs to the explosion of new cruise ships 2025, learn how to travel smoother and smarter this year. Travel is changing fast, from how you clear security to how you vacation on the high seas. This episode breaks down why keeping an eye on new cruise ships 2025 is essential for your next getaway as the industry prepares to launch fifty new vessels by the end of the decade. We look at the sheer scale of this growth and why these massive investments mean better value and more diverse options for every type of traveler. We also tackle the logistics of getting to your destination without the headache. We compare Mobile Passport vs Global Entry to see which one actually saves you more time and look at how biometric airport security technology is finally streamlining US terminals to match international standards. Beyond the tech, we explore niche travel trends like luxury river cruises Colombia and culturally themed soulful journeys that take you deep into local heritage. Whether you are a frequent flyer looking to master airport shortcuts or a cruiser hunting for the best value on the water, this episode provides a roadmap for the next few years of travel. If you want to stay ahead of the trends and maximize your personal bucket list, this conversation is for you.

Have you ever dreamed of floating down the Danube, exploring medieval towns and world-class cities from the comfort of a luxury ship? In this episode of No Tourists Allowed, we pull back the curtain on the complete European river cruise experience, giving you a firsthand account of what it's truly like to travel from Budapest to Vienna. We're also tackling major travel news as American Airlines sparks outrage by changing its loyalty program, and we’re revealing an insider tool that will completely change how you book flights with points. Is a river cruise right for you, and is American devaluing its most loyal customers? Let’s dive in. Join hosts and travel industry veterans Mike Putman and James Ferrara as they share their latest adventures and insights. James has just returned from an incredible AmaWaterways cruise along the Danube River and provides a full review of the journey. He details the intimate, upscale atmosphere of the small ship, the all-inclusive shore excursions in historic ports, and the incredible regional food both on and off the vessel. From the stunning architecture of Budapest to the musical history of Vienna and a side trip to Salzburg, you'll learn exactly why this is one of the best ways to see Europe. This segment offers a deep dive into the river cruise lifestyle and a direct comparison of AmaWaterways vs Viking, helping you decide which line fits your travel style. But that's not all. The hosts also discuss a quick business trip to Georgia, sharing their top picks for the best restaurants Savannah has to offer. Hear their authentic reviews of the historic 18th-century mansion restaurant, The Pink House, and the chic Art Deco supper club, The Grey, located in a restored 1930s bus station. In travel news, we break down the controversial decision by American Airlines to stop awarding points on certain fares, exploring the impact of the American Airlines Basic Economy loyalty points change and what it means for frequent flyers. And for our travel hack of the episode, Mike reveals Seats.Aero, a powerful award travel search tool that makes it easy to find amazing deals on business and first-class flights using your points. We’ll show you how to find award travel deals you never thought possible. Finally, stick around as we discuss the recovery of Jamaica's tourism after the recent hurricane and announce the lucky winner of our luxury Alaska cruise giveaway with Princess Cruises! About Your Hosts:Mike Putman and James Ferrara are seasoned travel industry executives and lifelong explorers. In "No Tourists Allowed," they share their unfiltered opinions, expert advice, and authentic travel stories from years on the road. From luxury cruises to hidden local gems, they guide you on how to travel more meaningfully and avoid the tourist traps. Timestamps / Chapters:(00:00) Intro: American Airlines Devalues Points(02:22) Celebrating Recent Travels & Industry Awards(03:35) Savannah, GA Trip Report: Hotels & Restaurants(07:20) Review: The Pink House, Savannah's 18th Century Mansion Restaurant(09:02) Review: The Grey, Savannah's Art Deco Supper Club(11:03) The Ultimate European River Cruise Experience on AmaWaterways(15:50) What is a River Cruise Really Like?(20:05) Comparing River Cruise Lines: AmaWaterways vs Viking(25:12) Airline News: The American Airlines Basic Economy Loyalty Points Controversy(31:20) Travel Hack: How to Find Award Travel Deals with Seats.Aero(34:14) Announcing the Alaska Cruise Giveaway Winner!

Is a river cruise just a floating hotel, or can it be one of the most authentic ways to travel? In this episode, we explore the world of Riviera Travel river cruises with the brand's North American President, Stuart Milan. As the UK's #1 river cruise and tour operator makes its official entry into the US market, we uncover what "upper premium" travel really means and ask the crucial question: How can you find a genuine, meaningful cultural connection while traveling along Europe's most historic waterways? Stuart Milan reveals the secrets behind Riviera Travel's 40-year success and its expansion as Riviera Travel US. We dive deep into what sets their luxury ships and curated itineraries apart, from their intentionally smaller passenger capacity to their upcoming all-inclusive drinks package in 2026. Stuart explains the unique value proposition of an upper premium river cruise, which combines luxury hardware with incredible value, providing an experience that sits comfortably above standard premium lines without the formalities of ultra-luxury. Discover how these journeys offer an authentic European river cruise experience by docking directly in the heart of medieval cities and ancient towns along the Danube, Rhine, and Douro rivers. You'll learn how you can step off the ship and be immediately immersed in the local culture. Beyond the destinations, we unpack Riviera's specialized programs that cater to specific travel styles. Stuart gives us an inside look at their robust solo travel river cruises, which include entire sailings dedicated exclusively to solo travelers—not just a few single cabins on a regular cruise. He also highlights their comprehensive group travel offerings, confidently stating they have one of the best propositions in the market for groups. We also discuss Riviera's "Grand Tours," which combine their award-winning land tours with their signature Riviera Travel river cruises for a longer, more immersive European vacation. From Stuart's personal journey through the travel industry to the intricate details of what makes a thoughtful holiday, this conversation is your guide to a better way of river cruising. About Our Guest:Stuart Milan is the President of Riviera Travel North America. With a lifelong career in the travel industry, from starting in customer service to launching startup travel brands, Stuart brings a wealth of experience to his role. He is now spearheading the expansion of Riviera Travel, the UK's largest river cruise operator, into the United States, aiming to bring their award-winning "upper premium" European experiences to American travelers. Timestamps / Chapters:(00:00) Can River Cruising Be an Authentic Way to Travel?(03:20) Getting to Know Stuart Milan: His Personal Travel Rituals(08:55) Stuart's Journey: From Customer Service to Travel Company President(14:00) Introducing Riviera Travel: The UK's #1 River Cruise Line Comes to the US(21:00) Defining the "Upper Premium" River Cruise Experience(24:00) Beyond Europe: The Future of Riviera's Global Itineraries(25:10) Combining Land & River: An Inside Look at Riviera's "Grand Tours"(28:15) The "No Tourists Allowed" Debate: Is a River Cruise Truly Authentic?(38:00) Who Travels with Riviera? A Deep Dive into Solo and Group Cruises(45:00) Exciting Giveaway: How to Win a Luxury Princess Cruise to Alaska Episode Resources Learn more about Riviera TravelDiscover Riviera's Solo Traveler CruisesExplore the Grand ToursEnter the GiveawayInstagramYouTubeLinkedInProduced by Podcast Studio X.

Tired of business trips that feel like a copy-paste of the same sterile ballroom and conference room? How do you transform a mandatory work trip into a memorable, culturally-rich experience? In this episode, we tackle the secret to planning truly authentic corporate events that leave a lasting impact on attendees. We sit down with a master of the craft, Renee Jacobs, the Chief Operating Officer of MGME (McVeigh Global Meetings and Events), to uncover how professionals can escape the corporate bubble and genuinely connect with a destination. Join us as Renee Jacobs pulls back the curtain on the MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) industry. She shares a wealth of corporate event planning ideas that go far beyond the typical agenda. We explore the powerful shift in MICE industry trends toward creating genuine "sense of place" activities, from sourcing local food for a surprise culinary competition to organizing city-wide "dine-arounds" for groups of up to a thousand people. Renee reveals how selecting unique corporate event venues—like historic castles in Ireland, the iconic Raffles Hotel in Singapore, or the Alvear Palace in Buenos Aires—is the critical first step in setting the stage for an immersive experience. The conversation also delves into the growing importance of integrating corporate social responsibility activities into the itinerary. Renee explains how CSR initiatives, such as local beach cleanups, tree planting, or bringing supplies to a local school, can be powerfully grounding experiences that connect attendees to the community in a meaningful way, even on a tight schedule. From fishing for piranhas in the Amazon to multi-million dollar gala dinners at the Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi, Renee shares unforgettable stories and practical strategies that prove business travel doesn't have to be boring. This episode is packed with inspiration for creating your own authentic corporate events. About Our Guest:Renee Jacobs is the Chief Operating Officer of MGME (McVeigh Global Meetings and Events), a leading global agency specializing in event planning for Fortune 500 companies, life science organizations, and major associations. With a passion for travel that began in high school, Renee has built a remarkable career in the MICE industry. Her journey includes roles at The Compass Group, the Journal of Commerce, and WorldTEK, where she honed her expertise in planning large-scale commercial trade shows, exhibitions, and incentive trips across the globe before joining MGME and rising to her current role as COO. TIMESTAMPS / CHAPTERS:(00:00) Win a Luxury Cruise to Alaska!(05:21) Introducing Renee Jacobs: A Leader in the MICE Industry(09:21) The Scale of MGME: From Advisory Boards to Fan Activations(14:24) The Big Question: How to Make Corporate Events Authentic(15:33) Strategy 1: Choosing Unique Corporate Event Venues(17:40) Strategy 2: Creating Authentic Culinary Experiences(20:52) Strategy 3: Engaging Local Culture & Artisans(23:06) Behind the Scenes of a Multi-Million Dollar Event(24:50) Strategy 4: Integrating Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)(29:00) How to Partner with MGME for Your Next Event(32:35) Final Thoughts: The Power of Authentic Travel Links Enter the GiveawayInstagramYouTubeLinkedInProduced by Podcast Studio X.