Caryn Seidman-Becker

People love travel in the U.S., quite frankly, around the world.

And I actually give huge credit to Airbnb.

They transformed the travel industry by creating infinite capacity.

And I don't think people have fully wrapped their heads around that.

It used to be like, oh, I want to stay at the Marriott and wherever, and it's full, so I guess I'll have to wait.

There's always a room somewhere for you if you want to go.

You see what's happening with air traffic control.

Our systems are rigid and a little bit analog.

They have to be invested in.

We have to partner.

Travel is such an important part of the economy, and I think it's also an incredible opportunity

Part of families and experiences and growth and learning and curiosity.

I know for my family, it's been our best memories and our time together.

Feel really fortunate.

We're hell bent on driving innovation to make travel safer and easier.

And also learned a lot from our experiences in 23 and early 24 to make sure that we move forward and not backwards.

I wish I documented more of it.

Number one, you had to find where the inventory was.

Let's go to the real basics.

It was, where's the equipment?