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More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more The tours, activities, and experiences sector has been an unheralded bright spot for acquisitions in the travel industry. The deals were less interesting for their size than for what they symbolized. The companies didn’t disclose terms at a time when the pandemic had slashed valuations. Yet the transactions still suggested a revival in momentum for applying modern selling and business techniques to the fragmented tours-and-activities sector. The deals reflect the scorc...

You know, he's a stable genius, so i guess he's capable of doing that. i don't know who will step up and serve, unless it's somebody that's going to be a complete yes man. and it seems to me what the president much prefers is people who will, you know, just salute smartly and yes, sir, yes, sir, three bags full, and march off and do whatever he wants done without any thought about the implications. and this withdrawal from syria is reckless, in my view, as an example. >> you're the third person in the last few minutes on cnn to say that. david axelrod, james said exactly what you said. we appr...

Call him john and that he treated you as an equal even though you were several decades younger than him. >> yeah. it was striking. when i first started working for him, i thought john mccain, senator. yes, sir, yes, sir. little things. but he went by john. the staff called him john. when he would -- we would go to a meeting, he would drive his car and i'd ride in the passenger seat. show me the senator that rolls that way. he wanted us to push back, tell him when he wasn't doing something that was wise, argue with him. he didn't always make it easy to tell him no. he argued back. if he at the ...