The first one looks like Neo. spectabilis. If that is the case, the undersides of the leaves should have scurf banding.

The second, perhaps a type of aechmea.

Those leafs are very broad for a spectabilis. If it is one it must be in very good growing conditions. I think it might be something else.

Sander

The first is some kind of Neo. hybrid, but without any distinguishing markings it's nearly impossible to say which one. It may well have N. spectabilis in its background, but it's not the actual species.

Second one, also hard to ID from that angle and without a picture or better description of the flower. My first instinct is Bill. Windii, or something along those lines, just kind of stretched out.