When In Hospitality, Do As Retailers Do
How can the hospitality industry learn from retail’s successes of social media?
How can the hospitality industry learn from retail’s successes of social media?
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is among the first companies to receive early launch access to Pinterest’s Place Pins, a new Pinterest feature that encourages exploration by adding details such as the address of the place and phone number to Pins associated with locations.
Let’s take a look at Milan, Vienna and Madrid, three of the biggest winter hotspots in Europe, and how they’re faring in terms of online marketing and social media.
Incorporate these effective strategies into your marketing plan for short- and long-term results. Here are 5 ways social media can enhance guest experience.
Loews Hotels & Resorts proves that there’s more to social media than rants, raves and random hashtags with the launch of Loews Hotels Social Reservations—allowing guests to book their hotel stays directly via Twitter.
Expedia.com is the platinum sponsor of Passports with Purpose, a community fundraiser powered by travel bloggers that aims to raise $115,000 for buildOn.
The whole world has gone social. With social media platforms becoming increasingly crowded, companies must come up with novel ways to draw attention to themselves. The hotel industry has been particularly creative in devising innovative and engaging methods to make their voices heard and their brands stand out.
“Millennial” travelers – defined as those between 18 and 30 years old – have sharply different business and leisure travel habits and expectations than do their older peers, according to a global study released by Expedia.com® and Egencia®.
1888 Hotel in Sydney, Australia has opened the first Instagram hotel offering free rooms to heavy Instagram users along with Instagram photo-clad walls and photo opportunities.
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