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@travelarts : Marriott and Hilton to bolster their own internal creative agencies http://hotelmarketing.com/ Marriott and Hilton to bolster their own internal creative agencies (https://www.adweek.com/media/why-hotels-in-housing-agencies-trend-2021/). Even though the pandemic hasn’t changed the basic business model for travel brands, it has altered their relationships with creative agencies.

@travelarts : Technology trends set to transform air travel in 2021 http://hotelmarketing.com/ Technology trends set to transform air travel in 2021. Regaining passenger confidence a critical factor for airlines. Fringe and emerging technologies that were sidelined during the previous decade of industry growth are now being examined with fervent scrutiny.

@travelarts : Search engine saturation: The ever evolving SERP and how brands are responding http://hotelmarketing.com/ Search engine saturation: The ever evolving SERP and how brands are responding (https://www.searchenginewatch.com/2020/12/28/search-engine-saturation-the-ever-evolving-serp-and-how-brands-are-responding/). Search engine saturation has hit the lowest level in 11 years. What does it mean for brands and e-commerce businesses?

@travelarts : The year shopping changed forever http://hotelmarketing.com/ The year shopping changed forever. Many customers will never return to consistent in-store shopping. When we look back at 2020 in the business world, we’ll remember it as the year online shopping stopped being the future of retail and became the present.

@travelarts : Hotstats: Tips for benchmarking your hotel to success http://hotelmarketing.com/ Hotstats: Tips for benchmarking your hotel to success (https://www.hotstats.com/blog/-6-tips-for-benchmarking-your-way-to-success). Ready to learn how to benchmark your hotel against competitors and push your hotel decisions forward?

@travelarts : Cogwheel Marketing: Effective hotel marketing during the recovery phase http://hotelmarketing.com/ Cogwheel Marketing: Effective hotel marketing during the recovery phase (https://www.cogwheelmarketing.com/blog/ecornell-webinar-digital-marketing-covid19/). What hoteliers should be focusing on during the 3 marketing phases of COVID-19, Pause, Recovery, and Growth.

@travelarts : How tour operators are planning for travel in 2021 http://hotelmarketing.com/ How tour operators are planning for travel in 2021. Tours are going to look different when travel restarts in earnest. Not only have tour operators made changes for safety circumstances, but travelers will also have increased options to navigate a post-pandemic world with the help of guides and experts.

@travelarts : Best new US hotels to book for 2021 http://hotelmarketing.com/ Best new US hotels to book for 2021 (https://www.businessinsider.com/best-new-us-hotels-2021). While the hotel industry took a massive hit this year due to COVID-19, that isn't stopping big chains or boutiques from planning new openings for 2021.

@travelarts : Cendyn: Marketing and revenue under one roof http://hotelmarketing.com/ Cendyn: Marketing and revenue under one roof (https://www.cendyn.com/library/marketing-and-revenue-under-one-roof/). From fostering demand to nurturing loyalty, your marketing strategy should sit at the core of your revenue management strategy.

@travelarts : What should travelers expect in 2021? Here's what experts predict http://hotelmarketing.com/ What should travelers expect in 2021? Here's what experts predict. Americans to venture abroad again, maybe as soon as Memorial Day. Most Americans will continue to travel domestically for the first half of the year, with 64% saying they preferred to vacation domestically, according to a new survey.