The Points Guy executive editorial director Scott Mayerowitz is leaving the travel industry website after nearly five years.
He joined in January 2019 after being deputy business editor at the Associated Press. Mayerowitz said on Twitter that he is “stepping away to do consulting in the travel space and pursue some other new career adventures.”
On LinkedIn, Mayerowitz wrote, “I’m excited to see what the amazing team at TPG comes up with next. I’ll be watching from the window seat of a jet, heading to the next great destination.”
Before joining the Associated Press in 2011 as a reporter covering airlines, Mayerowitz was a business and travel reporter and producer for ABC News, and a statehouse reporter for the Providence Journal in Rhode Island.
As an airlines reporter, Mayerowitz distinguished himself by breaking news on his beat and producing top-notch enterprise stories that appealed to AP’s global audience.
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