Should Travel Brands DO or BE Social?
In a world where social media has become common place, travel brands still struggle to embrace its potential beyond marketing and communications.
All you need to know about travel trends, digital marketing and social media best practices for hospitality brands
In a world where social media has become common place, travel brands still struggle to embrace its potential beyond marketing and communications.
With its recent acquisition of both Travelocity and Orbitz, Expedia is back on top of its OTA battle against Priceline. Good or bad news for hoteliers?
Videos are popular on Facebook, but did you know they get more reach and engagement than link posts, statuses and photos? Here are 5 tips to consider!
From QZone to Youku, WeChat, Weibo and Tieba, here are five social networks travel brands ought to know if they wish to engage with Chinese travelers online.
It is estimated that 84% of internet users worldwide share content online. Yet, of these users, nine out of ten will share through dark social channels. Yikes!
Twitter is often looked at as the "other" social network to put efforts in. Yet, travelers use it a lot. Recent findings show us just how much!
A recent study by Deloitte and Facebook highlights why travel brands must move beyond social focus to a more holistic digital approach, campaign and metrics.
From Google Reviews to Google My Business, travel brands have options to manage their online reputation. With Local Guides, travelers can now add to this equation!