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We have doubts this incredible conversion statistic is true, but it does underscore the significance a Facebook page plays in relation to other trip motivators.

California ranks among the top three most visited states for domestic and international travelers, but the frequency with which it shows up on social media highlights the breadth and diversity of attractions throughout the state.

Seven out of the 10 most popular places are sports stadiums or theme parks making the U.S. list significantly less diverse than the global list of top attractions. It is a clear sign of where Americans' travel priorities lie.

The list is a diverse set of attractions from theme parks and sports stadiums to museums and outdoor sites that shows the breadth of the global tourism industry.

AirBaltic beat Amazon to the drone delivery stunt and likely kicked off the first of many marketing ploys to involve the unmanned machines.

Is Facebook's reputation as a marketing vehicle for travel brands in jeopardy? It looks like Facebook's advertising challenges go beyond monetizing mobile -- Google can capture a traveler in shopping mode, but that's harder for Facebook to do.

Hotels from Des Moines to Dubai are figuring out how to boost their branding, attract new customers, and help current ones on social media. Looking to hospitality leaders should give brands and properties with markets of all sizes ideas on how to engage with guests.

Facebook, Twitter, and other social sources are now looked upon as legit travel information sources, while TripAdvisor lords over us all.

Airports, as miserable as they are in the overall travel experience these days, continue to be a place to show off, and social media outlets like Facebook are perfect venues for that.

At a time when many travel companies are scrambling to find their social media identities, Lufthansa is setting a powerful example of how to engage an audience and develop a distinct personality.