Ways Travel Agencies Can Utilize Social Media
Travel agencies have become more specialized and serve as advisers rather than ticket agents. Social media is one of the best avenues for reaching customers and engaging them in the sales process.
Travel agencies have become more specialized and serve as advisers rather than ticket agents. Social media is one of the best avenues for reaching customers and engaging them in the sales process.
What can you do with landing pages to capture and remarket to booking leads that discover your hospitality business on social media? Here are the top 3 ways you can link social media posts to landing pages to increase your qualified leads and get more bookings.
As more and more travellers take to Pinterest to plan their next adventure, Four Seasons introduces Pin.Pack.Go, a new trip planning service that re-imagines the way travellers share and receive travel recommendations.
Long gone are the days where commercials and a clever billboard were all you needed to successfully advertise. Today, you have the perfect balance and combination of traditional and digital marketing.
If you’re using Facebook to promote your business, break out of the mold. Occasionally writing silly posts keeps fans engaged.
Google Hangouts is one of the fastest growing video chat services for businesses looking to connect with their customers.
One of the most important factors for success on Facebook is a two-way communication. Fanpage Karma analyzed 60,000 pages with over 2,700,000 fan posts.
Essential smartphone apps that will help make your next destination getaway more convenient.
One of the traditional luxuries of a full-service hotel could soon be extinct. Room service, as travelers have come to know it, is likely to join full-service gas stations as a nostalgic topic of conversation in the next few years.
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