Keyword: Matthew D. Upchurch

Virtuoso Travel Week focuses on maintaining your human touch in an increasingly digital world. Read more here.

Diane Parks, owner of Sanders Travel Centre, attended the 2019 Virtuoso Symposium in Melbourne, Australia in May. Here's 
a report on what she saw 
and learned.

From switching from being a mass-market agency to selling luxury travel to opening her own travel school, Karen Upchurch, president of Odyssey Travel, has always been proactive with her business.

Vienna will join Hong Kong and Cape Town as the only cities to host the event twice—and it will serve as the 20th anniversary of Virtuoso. Here's more.

The luxury customer continues to raise the bar on what they demand from their travel experiences, and the top advisors must consistently produce and show empathy.

Wanderlist is Virtuoso's first product with a per-consumer cost. Here's how it works.

This New York luxury lifestyle firm covers all its clients’ needs to an extreme, combining the services of a personal assistant, high-end travel advisor and concierge. Read more here.

Paul Metselaar, chairman and CEO of Ovation Travel Group has big plans to expand the agency’s luxury leisure network. Here's how he's planning to change the game.

The secret to becoming a successful advisor is the difference between selling to your clients and building a relationship with them. Read more here.

The global luxury travel network awarded its top members and partners on August 16, ending the 30th annual Travel Week. Take a look at the winners here.