For half a century, CTA Travel has sold something booking engines struggle to package: judgment before departure, a human voice when plans wobble, and an itinerary built for the person taking it.

A six-hour wait in a Greek parking lot sent an early Handshake employee looking for the software behind travel advice. He found a profession buried in tabs, copy-paste and admin - then started building its operating system.

After two decades inside Norwegian Cruise Line, Jason Krimmel’s brief has widened from selling cabins to solving the entire journey - one market, one travel adviser and one piece of guest feedback at a time.
Globus began with one borrowed rowboat. Nearly a century later, its three-brand machine turns the least romantic parts of travel - transfers, tickets, timing and luggage - into the product travelers increasingly want: relief.
Travel Leaders Group built a quiet operating system for independent travel agencies - pooling supplier clout, software, marketing and education while leaving the advisor’s own name on the door.
Skylark is a New York-based luxury travel company that fuses a slick online booking platform with a bench of human travel advisors. Clients search five-star hotels and privately negotiated airfare online, then hand the messy parts - upgrades, transfers, spa bookings, itinerary changes - to a real person over phone, text, email or chat. Positioned as the only true hybrid online-offline agency, Skylark packages VIP hotel perks (room upgrades, complimentary breakfast, resort credits) through its Virtuoso membership and industry partnerships.
Travefy is a Lincoln, Nebraska-based SaaS company that builds itinerary management, proposal, CRM, and marketing software for travel professionals. Founded in 2012, it pivoted from consumer group-trip planning to a B2B platform now trusted by 50,000+ travel brands worldwide, helping travel advisors, agencies, tour operators, and DMCs design branded itineraries, send proposals, manage clients, and market their businesses from a single connected platform.