Articles tagged “facebook”

There's no doubt that Sandals will reach 250K "Likes" and it will have boosted the adventurous side of its brand in the process. Those guests that the campaign risks ostracizing with a cursing CEO are probably not on YouTube to see it.

Airlines’ social media accounts will become more sophisticated as their confidence and experience grows. United’s journey thus far is a glimpse at how social media has progressed from static status updates into an integrated service provider in a relatively short time.

There is smart use of technology at hotels, and then there are gimmicks. The line between the two are thin, and party-central Ibiza is the perfect venue to indulge on the either spectrum of these.

Facebook blames Google for the awkward permission language, and we're supposed to trust Facebook that it would never snap vacation or intimate photos without your confirmation. We'd rather not be so trustworthy.

We don't know much about Mark Zuckerberg's home life, but he's got troubles at Facebook Home. Even ardent Facebook users apparent want Facebook to dominate their smartphone home screens.

Facebook's interest in Waze is enough to signal to the outside that interest in tech services, such as Waze's mapping, is more than just a passing fancy.

Although Facebook knows what you and your friends like, so far its local product suffers from a lack of quality, actionable information.

Hilton’s sponsorship of high-profile events helped catapult the visibility of its social profile, but country-specific pages were the key to reaching the hotel’s target demographics.

The Facebook comments beneath American's updates became a debate about how businesses handle unexpected bumps and self-righteous, frustrated passengers; in other words, the expectations of travelers today.

Nice work by Montana to adapt when necessary. When you've got a big sky to play with, the sky can be the limit.