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Ruthanne Terrero

Group Editorial Director


Ruthanne Terrero

Ruthanne Terrero is the Editorial Director of the Questex Travel Group, which includes Travel Agent magazine, Home-Based Travel Agent, Luxury Travel Advisor, Premier Hotels & Resorts and Premier Spas & Romance. She has been a writer/editor for more than 20 years, with a specialty in travel journalism and has served as the Editor-In-Chief of Leisure Travel News and Hotel Business. A native of the New York City area, she graduated from Oberlin College with a degree in Creative Writing. Terrero oversaw the launch of Luxury Travel Advisor in 2005, a publication that focuses solely on luxury hotels and destinations. The widely acclaimed publication was the 2005 Silver Award winner of the prestigious Eddy Awards which are distributed by FOLIO.


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Hints For Planning A St. Petersburg Visit   May 1, 2007
By: Ruthanne Terrero

Airlift: We flew Finnair via Helskinki. While St. Petersburg has wide, European-style boulevards, many of its side streets are narrow (the entire city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site). This means traffic is a constant issue, so allow extra time when driving (here, one drives on the left).

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Russian Delight   May 1, 2007
By: Ruthanne Terrero

The brightness of this city's future is palpable as you watch its young population walk along its streets, coming of age in a city that has seen revolutions, sieges and an endless era of communism.

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New at Travel Counsellors   May 1, 2007
By: Ruthanne Terrero

Peter Rasmussen has hit the ground running in his new role as general manager of Travel Counsellors USA. We caught up with Rasmussen, who is the former senior vice president, sales and marketing of Auto Europe, on his first full day in the company's Lake Mary, FL office. While just a few days...more >>

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Selling Up, Selling More   April 30, 2007
By: Ruthanne Terrero

Do you find you're always trying to grow your client list as a way to increase your sales? How about taking your existing list of customers and trying to grow the quality of business that you exact from them? Here are some best practices for doing exactly that, which I've learned through...more >>

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The Art of Selling Up   April 30, 2007
By: Dan Butcher,David Eisen,Debbie Strong,Jennifer Merritt,Mackenzie Allison,Mark Rogers,Ruthanne Terrero

A man and a woman in their 50s walk into your agency, looking to book a cruise to the Bahamas. They're first-time cruisers and have established a spending limit of $3,000, including airfare. How can you convince them to spend a little more on upgrades, thereby increasing the value of their...more >>

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In a New York Minute   April 16, 2007
By: Ruthanne Terrero

It's been a week of tooling around New York, visiting with industry colleagues to see what they've been up to.

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Rasmussen Heading Up Travel Counsellors   April 16, 2007
By: Ruthanne Terrero

Peter Rasmussen has hit the ground running in his new role as general manager of Travel Counsellors USA. Travel Agent caught up with Rasmussen, who is the former senior vice president, sales and marketing of Auto Europe, on his first full day in the company's Lake Mary, FL office. While just a...more >>

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Send Them Sailing   April 9, 2007
By: Ruthanne Terrero

The news coming out of the CLIA cruise3sixty conference in Fort Lauderdale late last month was overwhelmingly inspiring for the 1,200 travel agents who attended. Dan Hanrahan, chairman of CLIA's marketing committee and president of Celebrity Cruises, pointed to research showing that 68 percent...more >>

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Companies That Keep it All in The Family   April 2, 2007
By: Ruthanne Terrero

It takes a lot for members of a family to be able to work together, because there are so many dynamics that come into play. But as Debbie Strong conveys in her cover story "Family-Run Travel Businesses," those that keep their working relationships professional are those who are the most...more >>

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Maintaining New Staff   March 26, 2007
By: Ruthanne Terrero

Did you ever hire an assistant agent you thought would work out really well, but they just never meshed with the office environment? Perhaps they even quit after a few weeks, and no one in the office could quite pinpoint the problem.