We’ve talked about it before, but it’s a topic which never gets old and is trending. That’s Millennial Travel! It’s the talk of all the travel brands. From hotels to tour companies to airlines, they are asking questions: “Where do millennials want to travel, what do they want to do and how do they want to do it?” We have a question too: is there really a difference in how the generations want to travel? Is there something there which is marketable and influences the way travel is planned, sold and experienced? From our first show about millennials, we continued to have conversations and bounce thoughts back and forth; and we don’t like to leave things unsaid, so that means another show. Millennial Travel part two.

We invited Jason Elliott, an expert on the subject who has been working directly with Millennials and Baby Boomers too, helping them plan the best way to make the most of their leisure time.

Jason Elliott is the founder and chief executive officer of The Go Generation, a luxury experiential travel company based in Atlanta, Georgia.

Before starting the company in 2012, he spent four years as a customer experience consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). Currently, The Go Generation focuses on helping travelers make better investments of their leisure time with the goal to create lifelong memories through captivating travel experiences.

Jason personally credits much of his global mindset to his travel experiences throughout his childhood and hopes one day through the growth of The Go Generation to inspire and invest in students seeking international educational opportunities.

And, we asked him about destinations too. It’s time to start planning summer travel, and we would like to know what’s trending.

Ok… here are the links…. take a listen.

Generations and travel  – Jason Elliott

Jason Elliott – The Go Generation

Jason Elliott – The Go Generation

Quarter Miles – Pensylvania