Articles tagged “marketing”

It's rare to see one hotel brand able to be this creative and flexible while catering to upscale, international business travelers. Is this the future of business travel?

Rather than focus on the seats or the Wi-Fi, these airline ads focus on the in-flight experience from who you meet to what you see -- the aspect of air travel that truly make it a memorable experience.

Digital tools are allowing destinations to spread the marketing messages further than ever before, but agencies need to be creative and comprehensive to break through the competition.

Skift Global Forum is the first conference focused on top strategists, technologists, and marketers in travel, the people creating the future of travel in 2014 and beyond. Come join us in New York City on October 9th!

For brands, TravelByDrone is a great resource to see and understand the growing possibilities of using drones and aerial video is a variety of creative ways.

The LGBT community is one of the fastest growing demographics targeted by hotel brands making this campaign less of a marketing luxury and more a necessity in today's competitive atmosphere.

Although travel brands can no longer ignore social networks, it appears they are more focused on engaging their communities than investing the millions of ad dollars that sites are after.

The Netherlands' challenge of getting tourists out of the capital and into the countryside is one that several European destinations can understand. Identifying different market's primary interests in the first step in wooing them away from the big city.

The campaign is less about getting people to come to Brazil for the World Cup and more about raising awareness of the destination and culture outside of this summer's games in an effort to attract tourists in the long term.

By sharing real world business advice from top Millennial entrepreneurs and their mentors, Fairfield Inn & Suites found a clever way to inspire and connect with its young business travel customer.