Swiss-based Treovi.com, the first truly 100% no commissions online hotel reservation system, has launched a new beta of its website.
Here is an interview Kaila Anderson, the Social Media Marketing Manager of the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort and Spa. She talks about how the Hawaii hotel uses social media to engage with guests.
The Honest Company was started to ensure that parents (or anyone for that matter!) could easily find non-toxic, eco-friendly products that are beautiful, affordable, and effective.
The Santa Barbara Conference & Visitor Bureau just completed a “Pin It to Win It” contest over the holidays.
Three Key Trends for Social Media in the Hospitality Industry in 2013.

Gogobot Teams Up With Travel + Leisure To Bring Expert Reviews, Curated Travel Guides To Social Trip Planning
Gogobot is announcing that it will be teaming up with Travel + Leisure to bring its 2.5 million registered users a streaming feed of the publication’s best photos, reviews and destinations.
Located in Laguna Beach, Pacific Edge Hotel is situated right on the water, with surf, sand and sun just steps from your room. Win a free stay or a cabana package.
From online booking to social media, technology is definitely trending in the hospitality industry. The latest infographic from The National Business Research Institute takes a look at the rise of some of the most popular trends in hospitality.
Follow these steps to solve the problem of an injury in your group, and hopefully it will not have to ruin the remainder of your vacation.
Tripbnb, the world’s first online social travel marketplace, is offering travel perks to people who might be interested in making a financial contribution that will help towards the development of ...
Lilitab just released this infographic on the growth of iPad kiosks in the hospitality industry.
Wedding registries are beneficial for both couples and venues as couples can register for wedding components rather than household items they don’t need, and the venue gets advertising.
CruiseDeals has been an integrated part of the community of social media evangelists. Their audience is engaged with original high-quality content that displays their expertise by alerting clients the best cruise deals.
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.
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
Through social media, cruise lines are able to reach a segment of the population that has definite financial potential.
Plan a trip to some exotic destination where your teen-age kids can indulge in some adventure and fun activities. This effort to bridge the gap between the two of you will be certainly appreciated by your kids and assist in strengthening the relationship.
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!
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.