Tracking Customer Preferences Using Big Data
Thanks to Big Data, you can uncover the preferences of your consumers and keep them happy.
Thanks to Big Data, you can uncover the preferences of your consumers and keep them happy.
A lot of big data is sifting through social media signals. Here’s what the hospitality industry gains from big data.
As hotels develop their social profiles and embrace social media marketing, followers develop loyal bonds to these brands.
Most businesses have profiles on top social media sites. Social media has become such a popular marketing tool that it would be more surprising to
One of the platforms to watch in 2012 is Pinterest, which lets users organize things they find on the web. There could be decent potential for the hospitality industry.
The Virginia Tourism Corporation is out to prove that love is at the heart of every Virginia vacation. In July, they unveiled oversized LOVE artwork at several Welcome Centers across the state. Then, the local tourism offices jumped into the fun with the Virginia Tourism “Bring LOVE to Your Town” event.
Pepsi had added QR codes to their regularly mass-distributed cups. This is great since it only requires the development of one QR code, yet the distribution is gargantuan in scale.
The Gap, one of the largest retail clothing brands, is shaking things up with the debut of its food truck, Pico de Gap. The truck serves to stimulate buzz about Gap’s new 1969 Fall denim collection.
The Caribbean Tourism Organization has begun a new campaign, “Whispers from the Locals,” which strives to provide visitors inside information about the destination that may not be available in the typical travel-related paraphernalia.