The panoramic views are otherworldly. Guests jet around the vast expanse in custom-built sand cruisers. He opened 6 mo ago, and the place is ripping on social media.

In the last 6 weeks alone: - 60k emails - 20 million views - 45,000 new IG followers - $160k in new bookings (100% direct)

Before all this, Travis scaled a 100-person ad agency, ChamberMedia, which he sold to PE for $17M in ‘21. He understands viral content extremely well, and is applying those principles to hospitality. And he’s just getting started…

Now in Puerto Rico, he’s bringing to life an 1800’s jungle trading post-themed micro-resort. The goal? To build two 30-unit experiential properties a year for the next decade… Buckle up 😳

Isaac French I love that he describes his buildings as “permanent movie sets”. The potential for experiential entertainment (and living) is massive and untapped!

Is anyone seeing this? Thinking about picking up Tweeting again. The problem with X is it’s not a verb. X’ing doesn’t work. What do I call what I’m doing right now?

I personally closed $30M of deals in pitches in advertising. It is translating astonishingly well in real estate. Sales remains top 3 skill for start-up founder.

This work-life balance flex is wiiiiiillddd No way I’d have the cahones to do this I think he genuinely believes life is a video game and he’s just trolling NPCs at this point

Since 2021, I’ve obsessed over one idea… Building a tropical landscape resort. But not in Costa Rica. Not in Bali. Right here in the US. For 3 years, I struck out repeatedly... until 6 months ago. Here’s the story of my latest project, Baya in Redland, Florida: 🧵

I look at everyone spending their days online figuring out how to be relevant in the AI future and I’m just like… why? AI will eventually run the entire internet, so, what is it you actually want to do with your life that isn’t hunching over a laptop? What if you go and do that?