Professor of Hospitality Management Provides Insight for 2021 Holiday Travel
Kelly Way, professor of hospitality management and assistant director of the School of Human Environmental Sciences.
Kelly Way, professor of hopitality management and assistant director of the School of Human Environmental Sciences, was featured in WalletHub's recent piece about the Best Winter Holiday Destinations.
Way was among a panel of 10 experts who answered questions travelers may have about the overall outlook for the winter travel season, saving money on travel, do's and don'ts for winter travel, evaluating the best cities for holiday travel, and travel safety in the ongoing pandemic.
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Katie Himes, administrative specialist III
School of Human Environmental Sciences
479-575-4305,
katiew@uark.edu
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