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Amy Finch
Strategic travel executive with a history of identifying, developing, implementing and managing global business strategies.
Amy Finch is a strategic travel executive with extensive experience in the travel industry. She currently serves as Vice President at Internova Travel Group, a position she has held since June 2021.1 In this role, she is responsible for creating and executing operations for a platform that connects consumers with expert Travel Advisors, as well as designing partnerships to increase membership and revenue.1
Prior to her current position, Finch held several other leadership roles:
- Vice President at Internova Travel Group (October 2019 - June 2021)
- Head of Marketing Services, North America at HRG (August 2014 - November 2018)
- Manager Global Client Services Team at American Express Global Business Travel (June 2010 - November 2012)
- Client General Manager at American Express Global Business Travel (July 2004 - January 2010)
- General Manager at Rosenbluth International (March 1990 - July 2004)
Throughout her career, Finch has demonstrated expertise in global business strategies, team management, client retention, and revenue generation. She has a track record of improving operational efficiency, implementing new business initiatives, and managing large-scale travel programs.1
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This past weekend my husband and I took our first airplane ride during COVID-19 and I thought I would share the experience with you. It felt so good to be going somewhere and especially where we were headed! We departed the Charlotte airport and went to Lake Tahoe for a long weekend! Yes, traveling looks and feels much different but it was an enjoyable experience for us. You get use to wearing the mask quickly and there are sanitation stations with hand sanitizer located everywhere in the airports. It actually is amazing to see all of the creative and funny masks people have on their faces. The Charlotte airport was very busy as was Reno and our flights were nearly full. We rented a car and stayed in a hotel in Lake Tahoe and had to walk through a machine which measured your temperature. This experience proved the industry suppliers are taking every precaution they can to keep you safe! So… take a chance and get back out there and travel, go enjoy our beautiful country!!
