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Today, travelers don’t purchase packages like they once did. We search online, base our decision-making on reviews made from strangers, share experiences – good and bad – on social media, and even buy our airline tickets or make hotel reservations on our smartphone. When it comes to travel marketing, and more specifically online marketing, travel brands often struggle with the endless possibilities, new technologies and emerging social networks. Whether you are a destination, a hotel or B&B, a transportation company, a restaurant, an attraction or perhaps a travel agency or tour operator, it’s certainly a challenge to keep up with the changes and prioritize among the meaningful tactics that will generate the best bang for your buck.

When it comes to business travel and entertainment, it is important for employees to understand the expectations of the business when they are traveling on behalf of the business. Businesses often have to spend a significant amount of money cultivating new business relationships and maintaining current business relationships, thus, the need for entertainment and travel expenses. The general rule is that expenses incurred to earn a profit are deductible in the computation of business income.

Would you like to add a luxury offering to your tour products, but are unsure how you can appeal to the Iuxury market? Does your attraction already give people an upmarket option, but it’s just not resonating? Download this webinar to find out how to get luxury right.

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