The team at HotelClub.com did some research and gathered data on some interesting findings regarding specs of travel writers.
The web is full of social travel sites, though one in particular that’s setting a high bar is Gogobot. As on other sites, you can read and write reviews of hotels, restaurants and other establishments.
A teaser trailer for the upcoming film, Lincoln, appeared today online, two days before the official trailer will be debuted during a Google+ hangout.
SpareFoot rolled out a new blog design that focuses on providing enhanced readability on any web enabled device.
Pfister Hotel’s Narrator program involved the hotel hiring a “writer-in-residence” to spend time in the hotel’s lobby, speak with visitors and guests and share their stories on the Pfister’s blog
The Nation’s Restaurant News (NRN) recently unveiled its Restaurant Social Media Index for 2012, showcasing the top companies that have a strong presence on social media sites like Twitter and Facebook.
Through social media, cruise lines are able to reach a segment of the population that has definite financial potential.
Total Wine & More, America’s largest independent retailer of fine wine, spirits and beer, will introduce its new, “next-generation” retail experience in Southern California.
The growth and fame of social media is a phenomenon that all businesses have had to embrace. Hospitality, more than any other industry is about people
The School of Hospitality Business at Michigan State University (MSU), has begun offering a Management Certificate in the Business of Hospitality.
Just what can a travel brand do with social media? Here are a few thoughts to spark inspiration and evoke conversation. This is just the tip of the iceberg!
Social media has helped make the hiring process and the job seeking process more manageable. These avenues also help narrow down employers and candidates to niches much more specific than if someone were to simply post a job opening on a generic job board.
For those with limited experience in the kitchen, the idea of learning to cook quick meals in the manner of a chirpy TV chef is a little daunting. These apps make life a lot easier for any cook, with any level of experience.
Trading Facebook shares and Tweets for donations, Supply Memories benefits a school supply drive for Communities In Schools of Central Texas, a nonprofit focused on dropout-prevention.
Hotels.com, the leading authority on destination travel for consumers searching for hotel deals, amenities and availability, announced today the launch of its Deals Facebook app, which delivers tailored deals that are informed through user preferences and friend activity.
Based in Los Angeles, Bungee America is the oldest bungy company in the United States. Departing from Azusa, adventurers hike 5 miles into the Angeles National Forest to the “Bridge to Nowhere.”
There are a few cardinal rules of social media that many business still fail to embrace. Here are 5 reasons people aren’t following you back on Twitter.
HotelClub has put together an infographic to demonstrate just how many amazing destinations there are to choose from in Australia that are fun for the whole family.
Magic Hour AppInstragram has been one of the biggest creative mobile apps ever. Here is short list of the best mobile apps for photographers.
Before Facebook and Twitter, families traveled based on limited resources. For adventurous people who love to explore, they took on the tasks of researching the destinations that might seem to fit their interests. They would also have to make sure all the accommodations were appropriate for their family, which usually resulted in a lot of phone calls and wishful thinking.