What Happens Next? Travel and Tourism Marketing after Lockdown

Chatbots are predicted to soon be the app and email killer. They’re faster to develop than a mobile app and allow you to immediate access a built in fanbase such as those on Facebook. Moreover, consumers indicate they far prefer an SMS-style chat interface over other forms of communications, especially email.In this one-hour webinar, we’ll look at the chatbot revolution coming in travel and tourism and teach you how to take advantage of it in your marketing plans.

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.

Hear how CheckIn Merchandising is helping employees drive upsells at arrival Learn how customers are utilizing eStandby to capture incremental revenue in advance Gain insights on how to turn front-desk agents into revenue generators Walk away with 10 best practices you can implement to increase revenue now!

The volume and type of business travel that takes place in the future will be very different as organizations consider factors like their employees’ willingness to travel and sustainability. Taking a purpose-led approach allows companies to retain the valuable benefits of business travel and balance the needs of the environment and employees.