Marketers Turn to Facebook and Instagram and 10 Other Digital Trends This Week
Isaac Carey
February 23rd, 2019 at 1:30 PM EST
Skift Take
This week in digital news, marketers are still experimenting with different types of social media ads, and the United-Expedia standoff persists. Plus, we take a look at Travelport's strengths and weaknesses ahead of its plan to go private by June.
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Throughout the week we post dozens of original stories, connecting the dots across the travel industry, and every weekend we sum it all up. This weekend roundup examines digital trends.
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Travel Marketers to Favor Facebook and Instagram in 2019: It’s well-known that Facebook and its sister brand Instagram have become hugely appealing destinations for marketers to spend money. But a global survey by travel tech firm Sojern suggests that a lot of trial and error is still going on as marketers attempt to master new tools.
United Airlines Argues It Can Block Expedia From Future Fares as Standoff Persists: Can these two giant global travel companies work out their differences? Surely consumers would prefer to keep searching for United fares on Expedia.
Travelport Has Had Mixed Success as a Public C
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