Traveler's Q
JUNE 29, 2023
These include the name, address, phone number, website, booking discount code, and the date on which your code expires. Your destination management company and travel agent will need to know all the specific activities you have in mind. Destination management companies and travel agents need to keep all of this in mind.
Traveler's Q
JUNE 29, 2023
Finally, make a note of all the important hotel details including the name, address, phone number, website, booking discount code, and the date on which your code expires. This is particularly important if you’re working with a destination management company or travel agent.
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Dana Communications
APRIL 25, 2022
For DMOs and CVBs promoting their own corner of the world to travelers, it may sometimes seem like the budget you’re granted just isn’t enough to accomplish all of your goals. With co-op marketing campaigns, destinations are free to take a deeper dive into stories that focus on and pique segmented traveler interests.
Travel Daily Media
MAY 4, 2023
IF ONLY will provide an array of marketing material to enable agents to engage their customers, from a mini brochure, email marketing and branded collateral for direct distribution, to a host of social media offers and much more.
AltexSoft Travel
DECEMBER 3, 2020
With travel agents playing smaller and smaller roles in bookings, airlines are becoming an easy target for fraudsters. A few years ago, Delta Air Lines discovered a fraud perpetrated by four 3rd-party websites. The websites charged travelers for canceling their flights. These efforts are paying off.
Travel Daily Media
MARCH 20, 2018
While Meetings & Conventions reported that the controversial letter was sent by Steve Heitzner, chief sales and marketing officer for the Americas, Travel Agent Central countered by saying it came from Tammy Routh, senior vice president of global sales. Both he and the Travel Agent Central letter also cited Meetings Excellence! ,
AltexSoft Travel
OCTOBER 24, 2020
What does self-service mean for travel? To be fair, the idea of self-service travel is nothing new. Back then, self-service used to simply mean “without a travel agent”, and in 2020, with up to 80 percent of travelers booking directly online – it’s a norm. Self-service touchpoints on the traveler journey.
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