Caitlin Talbot
speaker
124 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 17 Aug
Caitlin Talbot’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You don't have time to write or produce anything.
Look at this.
Now you might think that travel agents are on their way out.
We're in an age of AI itineries, online travel review websites.
What more could you need?
But it turns out that people are still going to humans for their holiday needs.
In Britain, about a third of travellers booked their holidays through a human last year, reckons ABTA, a British trade association.
In America, more than 310,000 agents are members of the American Society of Travel Advisors, up from nearly 200,000 in 2024.
LinkedIn recently named the job one of the fastest growing in America, though the Bureau of Labour Statistics reckons it will grow more slowly than average over the next decade or so.
So why are people turning to travel agents?
Travel agents often go above and beyond for their clients.
They offer a level of taste and judgment and curation that AI can't provide.
They might have superior knowledge of a particular country or a network of exclusive hotels and VIP perks.
Some stick to a particular niche.
If you have food allergies or you want to travel solo or with your pets, then you can find a travel advisor suited to your requirements.
Travel agents also provide.
An extra layer of support.
After all, you can't call your AI if your room is wrong or you missed your transfer.
But a human advisor is there for any conundrum you might face.
People are more likely to book with travel agents during geopolitical ruptions or periods of extreme weather when it feels riskier to make bookings.
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