
Online Reviews Remain Important For Travel Brands [INFOGRAPHIC]
For hotels, restaurants and attractions, online reviews are an important consideration factor for travelers. How should brands manage this reality?
Articles and thoughts about online reputation and how travel and hospitality brands should embrace best practices in online reputation management.
For hotels, restaurants and attractions, online reviews are an important consideration factor for travelers. How should brands manage this reality?
Fake accounts and reviews are increasing, affecting the online purchase decision-making process. How big of a problem is this in travel?
If your brand gets dragged into dirt, how would you react? Here are 7 steps to manage your online reputation before things get out of hand.
TripAdvisor recently conducted its biggest traveler survey ever. Web, social & mobile play key roles. Are marketers adapting quickly enough?
There are 3 variables affecting your TripAdvisor ranking: quantity, quality and recency of comments. Here are tips to optimize your score and ranking.
80% of TripAdvisor users read between 6-12 reviews before booking their accommodation. Check out more findings from this recent PhoCusWright survey.
According to a new, independent research, 46% of consumers state review sites as their most important source for choosing hotels or accommodation.
TripAdvisor shows results based on comments and reviews left by travelers worldwide. But did you realize how integrated it is with your Facebook network?
Online Reputation Management (ORM) is fast-becoming a must for travel industry practitioners, in particular for hotels and restaurants. Here are a few tips!