As 2019 comes to a close, and a new decade in hospitality begins, we’ve collected the top eHotelier insights across the year. Here are 3 of the most clicked and shared Marketing insights for 2019.
How to transform your hotel’s marketing with storytelling
To compete with non-traditional accommodation businesses, you need to create stories that will make travelers believe that your hotel can offer an interesting, one-of-a-kind experience.
10 items to include in your hotel marketing budget
If you do the hotel marketing budget when you work on the marketing plan, you can determine segments with opportunity and create a marketing plan broken down by month that includes events, trends and seasonality.
Three steps to curating your hotel’s social influencer strategy
Social media is a perfect platform for avid travelers to gain a following, opening up the opportunity for hotel brands to partner with these influencers and tap into their keen audiences to reach more guests.
Ctrip CMO Meets with Thailand Tourism Authority Governor
Ctrip Group CMO met with the Governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand, to discuss a partnership that will see more leisure travelers experiencing unforgettable getaways in this favorite holiday destination.
What creative hotels are doing online
Here’s a look at how Aloft Hotels creates interactive mobile experiences that appeal to music- and tech-savvy travelers.
Airbnb, Expedia, Google: 4 Lessons the hotel industry can learn from the digital giants
From meaningful brand architecture to brand expansion strategies, here’s a look at key lessons traditional hospitality players can learn from the digital giants.
Rex Loh names VP Commercial at Wyndham
Rex Loh Wyndham Hotels & Resorts has named Rex Loh vice president, commercial, overseeing the South-east Asia and Pacific Rim…
The top 5 things you need to know now in hotel digital marketing
Here are new options to maximise your hotel’s digital marketing efforts and impact through Google, Microsoft, Instagram and more.
Is PR still relevant in a digital world?
You need to re-examine your PR agency (and/or in-house team) and its objectives following these recommendations.
