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EBACE, quo vadis?

Eagles soar because they always focus on their goal. One will never become an eagle by thinking like a chicken. Having said that, there is no approval for conferences with grotesque show characteristics, the gigantism, and the prohibitive costs. The eagle flies in the sky, but nests on the ground. Which brings us back down-to-earth to find the location bold enough to elevate the mission of a new-format European business aviation summit.  Conducting an analysis is similar to preparing a feasibili...

What will be Europe’s next major business aviation event?

It is an art to elevate an event above the common category of aviation events. The winning strategy will be Europe’s Business Aviation Transformation Summit. Europe’s Davos for Business Aviation, a summit that sets the altitude for the years ahead.  Rebrand the event category. Stop using the C for convention and the E for exhibition. Replace them with the S for summit. A summit is the highest point of achievement or a high‑level meeting between leaders. Baptize the event to EBAS,...

EBACE – a brand that died because it mistook tradition for strategy

A brand that rests on its laurels may eventually find itself sitting on a corpse. EBACE was treated as a legacy institution rather than a product competing in a changing market. The event became a high‑cost ritual instead of a high‑value platform. The clearest mistakes made were strategic misreads of industry sentiment, failure to adapt the show’s cost/value equation, slow response to competitive pressure, and late, reactive restructuring.  Let’s knock off the symposium and get back to...

Why fiction feels more honest than real life

I am the author of incisive articles, commentaries and interviews. Yet, in contrast, I also write fictional stories about fictitious people. I know the difference between both worlds and if you ask me: “Are people in a fictitious world acting more real, than people in the real world as time progresses?” Then my answer is that real life is indeed becoming increasingly artificial. Fictional worlds often feel more authentic because they preserve genuine human qualities. Fictional characters show em...

Renewal, a new Caribbean tourism concept

The Caribbean will make Renewal certain, and Renewal will be the new status symbol. The Caribbean sets a new global standard of restorative luxury. Luxury that gives you your life back. The Caribbean concept where science, ritual, and climate restore what the world has taken. Those may become the headlines in the media and tourism promotion. But there must be substance behind those appealing catchlines. That is where thinking and action begins. Yet, only a handful of places in the region can car...

Caribbean St. Tosia becomes a situation comedy

A weary U.S. mid-career TV producer arrives in St. Tosia expecting a small, simple assignment about island artisans. After fifteen years in Los Angeles’ formulaic situation comedy development hell, rewrites, canceled pilots, he’s numb to creativity. But St. Tosia hits him like a tropical storm. He discovers a vibrant island culture, unexpected comedic talent and natural humor. Inspired by the locals’ daily lives and wit, he ends up creating a story which transforms into international hit sitcom...

St.Tosia government has introduced Artificial Intelligence

While governments worldwide remain hesitant and cautious about the use of A.I. and its regulation, Saint Tosia in the Caribbean took decisive action and officially established a Ministry of Artificial Intelligence (MAI), setting a global example for governments and governmental organizations. St. Tosia stands out in the Caribbean for its matchless Tosiatic exceptionality. The island has always embraced the future on its own terms and is now marking a new chapter in the nation’s proud legacy of a...

A human‑centered AI revolution is definitely coming

So says Cdr. Bud Slabbaert and he may just be the architect of it. AI is, at its core, a behavioral technology according to Slabbaert. Indeed, the smart ones who have already learnt to use AI, are finding out that they can actually guide AI to use it to their needs or demands.  “If we ignore behavioral science, we are not building intelligence. We are building industrial accidents, be it in aviation, tourism or hospitality, to name a few segments. But when we align AI with behavioral i...