TripAdvisor's Professional Content and 13 Other Digital Trends This Week
Sarah Enelow-Snyder
September 22nd, 2018 at 10:30 AM EDT
Skift Take
This week in digital news, we have two stories on developments at TripAdvisor. The long-trusted site is now leaning toward content created by professionals, and offering a personalized recommendation feed.
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>>TripAdvisor will start showcasing content from long-dismissed professional reviewers so it can be more of a resource to visitors who aren't ready to book. Is nothing sacrosanct anymore? TripAdvisor CEO on Moving From User Reviews Toward Professional Content
>>TripAdvisor already was a social travel site before the beta launch of its new travel feed, and it has resources in this area that many failed startups didn't have — namely, a massive user base, a global brand, and profit. Still, this site redesign may not move the proverbial needle as much as the company hopes: TripAdvisor Digs Deeper Into Social Travel With a Personalized Recommendation Feed
>>China's travel market is fast-growing enough that it could support a competitor to current leader Ctrip. That day may arrive soon, too, given that Meitua
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