New Executive Focus Report: Loyalty & Subscription Summit

Sponsored By

Skift Take

Skift recently hosted the Loyalty & Subscription Summit. Download the post-event report to learn about travel’s new frontier of subscriptions and the new rules of loyalty in 2021 and beyond.

This sponsored content was created in collaboration with a Skift partner.

Loyalty is undergoing a reset as the travel industry navigates its way out of the
pandemic. In order to capture pent-up demand and stay relevant, brands must
overhaul points programs and consider subscription models to address rapidly
changing traveler habits.

Get the report

Skift’s Loyalty & Subscription Summit brought together editors, analysts, and
special guests to discuss the new frontier of subscriptions and define the new
rules of loyalty going forward.

In this downloadable report, Skift and Salesforce partner to recap the event’s key insights and learnings. You’ll hear from experts both in and outside of the travel industry as they discuss travel’s new frontier of subscriptions and the new rules of loyalty in 2021 and beyond.

Get the report

In this report:

  • How subscriptions have the potential to foster stronger resilience for brands in the travel industry
  • How loyalty will become less transactional and more personalized
  • Top experiments and successes in revamping loyalty programs during the pandemic
  • Travelers loyalty to airlines and the new role of points
  • The effect of subscription models in traveler expectations
  • The new paradigm for how travel, consumer spending, and loyalty
    intersects

This content was created collaboratively by Salesforce and Skift’s branded content studio, SkiftX.

Find out more about Skift events here. 

Up Next

Experiences

How Travel Brands Can Seize the ‘Q5’ Opportunity on TikTok

Driven by increased spending on experiences and the digital habits of younger audiences, TikTok has emerged as a key platform for inspiring and shaping travel decisions. Leveraging the platform’s reach early in the year presents a unique opportunity for travel brands to connect with eager travelers.
Sponsored
Airlines

Virgin Atlantic Warns of Slowing U.S. Demand

Famed for its quirky branding and maverick mentality, historically Virgin Atlantic has struggled to turn a profit. Today’s results are a positive step, but uncertainty in the U.S. market could yet disrupt its ‘sustainably profitable’ goal.