The Billboard Effect is Dead? Not So Fast
When it comes to online travel marketing, there's never a dull moment! A new research claims the "Billboard effect" is dead. Things aren't so simple.
When it comes to online travel marketing, there's never a dull moment! A new research claims the "Billboard effect" is dead. Things aren't so simple.

For travel and hospitality brands, social media remains a pivotal component of their digital marketing. But is the end nearer than we think?
When it comes to online travel marketing, there are few topics as hotly debated as bookings: direct, through OTAs or other third parties.

Working with micro influencers is a great way for travel brands to gain awareness and traction on social media. But it requires time and (lots of) efforts!

Thinking outside the box, outlining a clear vision, putting money where you mouth is and being fearless are four key principles of innovation.
When it comes to storytelling, travel destinations should make the most of photos and videos taken by travelers. How about tapping into selfies, giga-style?
Before embarking on social media, organizations should have a marketing plan in place on which business drivers will align.

As I hit a big personal milestone, here are some reflexions about how this pandemic can help us move forward.

As TikTok is becoming a mainstream player, what usage can we foresee for travel and hospitality organizations?