Hosted by Whitney Lee · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 21 episodes
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Hospitality on Air is your first-class ticket to working in the world of hospitality, travel, and tourism. This podcast is where industry professionals gather to discuss industry trends and uncover the secrets to standing out in a competitive, ever-changing market. From crafting marketing campaigns that soar to navigating turbulent times in operations, we’ll serve up expert advice and actionable insights from the best in the business. Whether you're running a boutique hotel, managing a restaurant, or leading a tourism board, Hospitality on Air is your passport to success.
Whitney Lee hosts Hospitality on Air, a business show with 21 episodes published.
What happens when traditional editorial experience meets the fast-moving world of new media? In this episode, Whitney sits down with Amy Cavanaugh, co-founder of American Weekender, to talk about building a modern travel
In this episode, Whitney Lee sits down with Cortnie Cozeck, VP of Operations for Barter and Shake, to uncover the story behind her journey in hospitality and the unique experiences her brands bring to life. They dive int
Most business owners say they want more sales. What they actually want is predictable sales. And in hospitality right now? Predictability is basically a fantasy. Whitney sits down with Ryan Thomas, Director of Sales and
Whitney Lee sits down with Kianna Pitegoff, Director of PR for the iconic Hotel Valley Ho and Mountain Shadows Resorts in Scottsdale, Arizona, for an inside look at the fast-paced world of hospitality public relations. K
In this episode, Brian pulls back the curtain on what it really took to host the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills at his Sedona property — an opportunity most hospitality pros only dream of. He walks us through the whirl
Tim Heim opens up about the challenges he walked into when joining the team of a seasonal 55+ community and resort. Especially the overwhelmingly negative sentiment among residents. He shares how creating open lines of c
In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Scott Russell, partner at Dynamic Sales Solutions, to unpack one of the biggest shifts happening in sales and marketing today: the move from efficiency to true effectiv
In this episode, we dive into an inspiring and refreshingly honest conversation with Susie Thimm, founder of Knife and Fork Media, who went from the structured world of banking to building a thriving PR agency in the fas
In this episode, James Ferguson, Director of Culture for Worsak Hotels, takes us through his unconventional path from hotel operations to a people-first HR role designed to elevate workplace culture. He breaks down why g
In this episode, Whitney sits down with Lindsey Kirsh, the powerhouse behind Slayer PR, to unpack her bold leap from the corporate world to entrepreneurship. After years managing sixteen agencies simultaneously, Lindsey
Keywords hospitality, customer service, Bruce Craul, hospitality advantage, generational changes, technology in hospitality, personal connection, self-audit, business improvement, predictive index Summary In this engagin
In this engaging conversation, Whitney Lee interviews Amelie Brouhardt, the VP of Marketing for North America and US Sales at Club Med. Amelie shares her journey with the brand, its evolution over the years, and how Club
In this conversation, Barnabas Correga, founder and CEO of The Great Experience, shares his journey from a tennis background to creating unique, once-in-a-lifetime experiences for clients. He discusses the evolution of h
In this episode, Whitney Lee discusses the essential considerations for individuals thinking about buying a franchise. She emphasizes the importance of understanding franchise costs, operational support, marketing strate
Is your brand franchise-ready? Or maybe you're a franchisee wondering what it really takes to thrive. In this episode, Whitney Lee pulls back the curtain on the world of franchising—what works, what doesn’t, and what mos
💡Is PR really just about getting media coverage? Think again. Today, Whitney Lee sits down with Adriana Sol, founder of Wander PR, to break down the biggest misconceptions about public relations and what it really takes
Ever wonder why those picture-perfect ads don’t hit like they used to? Whitney Lee shares why authenticity is everything in 2025 — and how businesses are rethinking marketing, PR, and even their teams. From shorter plann
You’ve probably heard the term “fractional CMO” floating around—but what does it actually mean? In this episode, Whitney breaks down the growing trend of fractional roles in business, with a deep dive into the role of a
Should you hire in-house or bring in an agency? In this episode, Whitney breaks down one of the biggest questions business owners face when it comes to marketing. She walks through the pros and cons of both approaches—an
You’ve refreshed the website. You’ve posted to Instagram. You’ve sent the press release. And still… crickets. 😬 If your marketing or PR efforts just aren’t hitting like they used to, this episode is for you. Whitney Lee
Ryan Thomas
Director of Sales and Marketing · Equilibrium
1 appearance on this show
Scott Russell
Dynamic Sales Solutions
1 appearance on this show
James Ferguson
Corporate Director of Culture · Stanford University
1 appearance on this show
Whitney Lee
True Story PR
4 appearances on this show
Whitney
registered dietitian · The Mouse Minutes Podcast
1 appearance on this show
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