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At a Skift Global Forum 2026 executive roundtable presented by Bloomreach, Graham Smith, Bloomreach’s strategic account executive for enterprise, joined travel industry executives to discuss how brands can turn browsers into bookers during long consideration cycles. The group explored how timely, relevant engagement can strengthen loyalty, convert preference data into visible value, and connect the promise of personalization with the experience travelers receive.

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