Hotels
How To Use Instagram To Get More Direct Hotel Bookings In 2022
Instagram is one of the most important social media platforms you can leverage for your inbound marketing strategy and each feature is simple to use
How To Set Up Effective Hotel Segmentation In 7 Steps
Hotel segmentation may seem like a lot to process, but it is not something that you have to get right on the very first try
Greece on Course to Beat 2019 Travel Visitor Figures
On one hand, we have consolidated demand; on the other, travel intentions. The data on travel intentions seems to confirm forecasts for overtaking of 2022
A Tactical Approach To A Cookieless Campaign
Hotel marketers can activate three datasets across channels to reach travelers. Here’s our tactical approach for capturing cookieless direct bookings
Hoteliers, Improve Conversions With Email Marketing
What is great about email marketing is that it is a medium you own and have full control over. Create data-driven email campaigns and capture higher ROI
Business Travel Tackles New Considerations on Road to Recovery
We are seeing other factors beyond COVID-19 coming into play that could affect speed of recovery for business travel as we head into the second half of 2022
Google Analytics 4: What Is It And What Do I Need To Know?
The release of Google Analytics 4 offers a range of new features including many that were previously available only to customers who paid for Analytics 360
The Value of Consolidated Marketing Reporting for Hotels
To make informed, strategic decisions, you must analyze marketing performance on key channels. Let’s look at what a hotel marketing report must include
Global Review Volume is Up… But What About APAC?
Even though review volume in APAC is down, so did the management response rate slightly. However, APAC remains the top of the class in responding to reviews
Country Rates: Drive Traffic from Specific Source Markets
Opting for country rates can help get more bookings internationally, where guests are likely to spend higher than domestic travelers and tend to cancel less