The Direct Booking Movement Is More Important Than You Even Think... (With Humphrey Bowles)

Episode notes

In this episode, we chat about the "digital sharecroppers" commonly known as the OTAs with Humphrey Bowles, the CEO of Truvi. Enjoy! ⭐️ Links & Show Notes Adam Norko Conrad O'Connell Humphrey Bowles Truvi

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