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The Travel Tech Podcast, hosted by Alex Brooker, features long form conversations with leaders across travel and technology. The show explores how software, data, operations, and distribution come together in real businesses, with an emphasis on tradeoffs, incentives, and lessons that transfer beyond any single company or role. Alex Brooker is an industry veteran with experience in aviation, start up to exit, and AI transformation.
Unknown Host hosts Travel Tech Podcast.
Airline checkout loses close to 9 out of 10 shoppers before they ever pay, and Kameron Bertine's fix isn't a redesign — it's an identity layer airlines were never built to have. Kameron Bertine is co-founder and CEO of M
Alex Brooker hands his own microphone to the two people who know him best and lets them ask the questions he never answers on his own show. Adrian McKenzie and Oli Deakin, Alex Brooker's former colleagues at Snowflake So
PLAY Airlines went from zero to $350 million in revenue in three years, did nearly everything right by its former CEO's account, and still went bankrupt — because in aviation, fuel price doesn't care about your execution
Four founders who have never met each other all built the same tool for the same reason: a phone call that no human team could ever be funded to make. This is the first episode in a new series pulling together ideas that
Two women who've collectively worked nearly every job aviation has to offer sit down to explain why Europe keeps writing the rulebook before anyone's allowed to fly. Julie Garland, CEO of Avtrain and president of the Joi
Everyone's worried about AI hallucinating travel content. Íñigo Valenzuela says the real problem is that you can't get sued for a hallucination, but you can get fined for a photo. Íñigo Valenzuela is the founder of Smart
Every billion pieces of travel content on TikTok and Instagram ends in a dead end. Boop is building the call to action that has been missing the whole time. Nancy Li Smith is the CEO and founder of Boop, a social travel
Airlines have been trying to modernize their retailing for over a decade, and most still can't change or refund what they sell. Ann Cederhall is co-founder of LeapShift and one of the architects of the original NDC Direc
Some travel operators ask you to shout your passport number across a crowded desk and think nothing of it. While intentions are good (checking who you are), this episode is about why that is a serious security failure an
The travel industry is ten years behind on tech, and AI itinerary builders are making it worse, not better. Alex Ragin is the founder of Zoftify, a travel focused software agency, and Tourseta, a booking and operations p
The only sustainable innovations that actually scale are the ones customers never have to think about. Josh Dorfman has spent two decades building them. Josh Dorfman is the co-founder of Planted (plantdmaterials.com), a
The travel tech stack has a dirty secret: the more suppliers connect to each other, the higher the chance your inventory ends up competing against itself. Olivier Boinet is the founder of room-matching.com and Omnitravel
What if the AI moment in travel is less about building a better OTA, and more about making the OTA unnecessary? Christopher Olivares is the solo founder of Elyo (elyo.io), a conversational AI travel assistant that helps
Airline distribution is sitting on decades of tech debt and AI might be the only thing that can fix it. Jim Hetzel is a travel and airline technology veteran who now leads retailing strategy at TWAI. In this conversation
Hotels are sitting on millions in uncollected revenue and corrupted content and most of them don't even know it. Fred Bean is the founder of HotelPORT, a hospitality content governance and distribution technology company
AI is rapidly changing the economics of software: code is cheaper to generate than ever, but significantly harder to reason about, validate, and secure. As systems become more automated, the real constraint is no longer
For decades, building a travel business meant stitching together fragmented supply: GDS systems, hotel APIs, pricing layers, and fulfillment infrastructure. It was complex, expensive, and slow to scale. Now, that’s chang
The US is about to publish rules that let drones fly beyond line of sight routinely — here's what that unlocks. Part 108, the FAA's upcoming rulemaking for beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations, is set to change
Queues move, bags get scanned, and passengers eventually make it through. But beneath that surface is a fragile operational layer held together by fragmented systems, manual workarounds, and frontline teams stitching tog
AI adoption inside teams is not following the narrative most people expect. In some cases, the most experienced engineers—the ones expected to benefit the most—are actually getting slower. That friction reveals something
Fred Bean
HotelPORT
2 appearances on this show
Anne Marie Pellerin
airport operations and security
1 appearance on this show
Mike Putnam
Custom Travel Solutions / reconfirm.ai
1 appearance on this show
Íñigo Valenzuela
Smartvel
1 appearance on this show
Alex Ragin
Zoftify
1 appearance on this show
Josh Dorfman
Planted
1 appearance on this show
Christopher Olivares
Elyo
1 appearance on this show
Jim Hetzel
TWAI
1 appearance on this show
Mike Putman
Custom Travel Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Kraettli L. Epperson
Vigilant Aerospace
1 appearance on this show
Eric Leopold
IATA
1 appearance on this show
Martin Bowman
Smarter Airports
1 appearance on this show
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