May 6, 2025
Creating Content That Stands Out in the AI Era
If AI can generate anything we want, any time we want, why do we need humans to create content?
In this Tourism Talk, we learn from one of Oregon’s most prolific travel writers about what makes great content, and why we need human creativity more than ever.
You’ll learn about things that AI can do to support creators, and what types of content have a real impact on travellers in 2025.
In this Tourism Talk, we learn from one of Oregon’s most prolific travel writers about what makes great content, and why we need human creativity more than ever.
You’ll learn about things that AI can do to support creators, and what types of content have a real impact on travellers in 2025.
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Meet Our guest Speaker
Matthew Wastradowski
For more than a decade, Matt has written extensively and excitedly about the Pacific Northwest's best craft beer, natural beauty, fascinating history, dynamic culinary scene, and outdoor attractions. In that time, his stories have appeared in the likes of Portland Monthly, Northwest Travel & Life, Outside, and the REI Co-op Journal.
Since 2018, he's also authored three Oregon-centric guidebooks for Moon Travel Guides — the most recent being a wide-ranging guidebook covering the best hikes in Oregon.
Since 2018, he's also authored three Oregon-centric guidebooks for Moon Travel Guides — the most recent being a wide-ranging guidebook covering the best hikes in Oregon.
Patrick Jones - Course author

Hosted by
Conner Galway
President, eLearningU; Junction Consulting
Conner founded the digital business consulting firm Junction, based out of Vancouver BC. There, he leads a team that conducts research, develops strategy, and consults with organizations that are looking to capitalize on digital opportunities.
Conner is an advisor to tourism businesses, leads training for Destination BC, and publishes The Brief, an award-winning weekly newsletter that is read by executives at many top North American brands.