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How Savvy Social Media Managers Save Over 12 Hours a Month with Automation

Crowdriff

Imagine: It’s another typical day on the job, as an all-star social media manager. Your main tourism season is revving up, so this morning, you’re looking for a user-generated pic from an excited traveler to feature as your #PhotoOfTheWeek. joins forces with your go-to social media automation tool?

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10 Steps to Successfully Promote your Tourism Event on Social Media

Tourism eSchool

10 Steps to Successfully Promote your Tourism Event on Social Media. If so, social media is a fantastic low cost way to let people know about and book tickets for your event. However, too often we see smaller events not making full use of social media to inspire new people to attend their events.

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Experiential Travel Explained: Players, Distribution Landscape, and Opportunities

AltexSoft Travel

Obviously, the travel industry has to keep up with customer demand, so today we explore what experiential tourism is about and how travel businesses can capitalize on this strive for exclusivity and adventure. What is experiential travel? 2022 ADVENTURE TRAVEL INDUSTRY SNAPSHOT by ATTA. Experiential travel distribution.

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Facebook Trip Consideration: Everything You Need to Know About Targeting Travelers Earlier

Crowdriff

Back in March, Facebook unveiled its new Trip Consideration feature — and it seems like the world’s largest social network had destination marketers top of mind when designing it. Is it a good fit for your tourism organization? An ad like this one from Niagara Falls Tourism would work well.

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The Future of UGC Marketing: 6 Major Trends You’ll Want to Watch

Crowdriff

When you think about UGC marketing, it’s likely in the context of social media. Most DMOs use visual UGC primarily to engage with customers across social networks or on website galleries. We’re seeing a number of trends emerge as DMOs discover new ways to get the most out of social photos and videos.

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9 Standout Examples of UGC Marketing Campaigns

Crowdriff

By creating the #ExploreGeorgiaPup campaign , they featured photos of dogs from locals and visitors on social media, and encouraged people to share their own pup photos. They even sourced travel tips to create pet-friendly travel guides for various locations! The right social network. 2 | #TheUPSStoreCustomer.

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Best Practice Destination Marketing Principles for DMOs

Tourism eSchool

Marketing a location as a tourism destination successfully comes down to aligning the DNA of a destination (the people and the place), as closely as possible with potential travellers who value and connect with destination’s DNA (your high-value visitor personas: see below). Feeding the Social Beast. Planning Principles.