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Jazeera Airways, Kuwait based low-cost carrier recently hosted an event in Mumbai for social media influencers and travel agents to officially announce its new social media platforms for India.
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We Brits love our travel. And by travel we really mean holidays. After a couple of years where holidays were curtailed due to that pandemic, it seems we value them even more than ever. In fact, some recent research from Easyjet suggests that holidays are a necessity, with 70% of people surveyed saying they will
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There is a high demand for travel brands to do more to feature inclusive and diverse content creators and experiences.
Travelers want more inclusive, authentic content on social media
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Scrolling through stunning photographs of of the Maldives on social media, you might have pondered over vacationing there more than once.
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As more of the world gets online, global social media use continues to rise every year. In fact, the latest stats say a staggering 3.8 billion people around the world are active on social media now.
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Matt Luczynski, CEO and co-founder of Travala.com, shares insights on social media, smartphones and other trends that are shaping the way we travel.
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New research has revealed that UK consumers are more discerning and less ready to be ‘influenced’ when booking a holiday than travel brands may have previously thought.
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Bad travel and hospitality services. Scripted customer care messages. Slow assistance. Mix them all together with social media, and you have a potential customer service hot spot for travel service providers. In an era where live tweeting trip delays and posting Instagram photos of maintenance issues have overtaken lodging complaints through a check-in desk or
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Dusit has become the first Thai hotel group to enable guests to pay for rooms via the popular Chinese social media service, WeChat. The company has started to accept WeChat Pay, the payment arm of the mobile instant messaging app, which allows customers to settle their account directly via their smartphone upon check-out. Once they
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