There are a variety of ways that hotels and restaurants can optimize social media. They include hosting events; humanizing their brands; managing customer service; nurturing communities; and offering value.
With so many “best practice” articles out there, it can be difficult to assess what works best for you, your company, or your client. The best social media strategy must consider the context of industry, goals, and audience.
With a family- friendly and child-focused Facebook Contest called #MaxineTakesManhattan, the Four Seasons Hotel New York aimed to generate awareness about the hotel and increase weekend bookings for families during the summer months.
LinkedIn changed the sphere of professional networking when it launched on May 5th, 2003. This infographic from DPFOC highlights how the $7.5 million dollar company has grown to over 300 million members in 200 countries worldwide.
The Nightclub & Bar Tradeshow & Convention kicks off this week in Las Vegas.
Aloft’s innovative and exclusive initiatives set it apart. Aloft recently announced that select properties will roll out Keyless Check-In, allowing guests to use their smartphones to check in to the hotel and open their guestroom door.
Mogl, the leading restaurant rewards program with a mission to end hunger, recently announced that it is the first in its category with direct access to real-time data from Visa, MasterCard and American Express transactions.
The hospitality industry sets a high bar in regard to providing mobile-friendly websites, according to new research from hibu
With more hotels, resorts and private residences being added to its robust pipeline, Four Seasons continues to expand its influence and global footprint.
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