Articles tagged “skift global forum”
Announcements
Skift Global Forum: 30 Days, 30 Tickets Left!
Come and learn at the most diverse and creative Forum ever created in the global travel industry, come define the future of travel!
Media and PR
Skift Global Forum: Riding Bicycles and the Joy of Slow Travel
Travelers around the world are seeking ways to form deeper, more emotional connections to the places they visit, but the solution can be as simple as slowing down and taking it one step, or pedal, at a time.
Tourism
Skift Global Forum: Las Vegas CMO Cathy Tull on Travel’s Most Iconic Tagline
Las Vegas struck pop culture gold with its "What Happens Here, Stays Here" campaign. It will wisely stick with the tagline and revive it in as many forms as possible until consumers' tastes change.
Online Travel
Skift Global Forum: Museum Hack Founder on Passion-Based Entrepreneurship
Everyone loves some element of the travel experience, but turning that activity into a full-fledged business is a difficult task that requires stepping outside your passion to pass it on to others.
Tourism
Skift Global Forum: Visit Florida CEO Will Seccombe on Brand Building
Effective destination marketing today demands a consistent high-quality content that highlights the diversity of a place while speaking directly to its most numerous visitors.
Announcements
On Growing Up: Skift Turns Two
Thanks to all of you for helping us get to where we are, we'll continue to inform, delight and surprise all of you as we grow.
Experiences
Skift Global Forum: Adventure Travel Pioneer Darrell Wade on Travelers’ Local Obsesssion
Brands are jumping on the experiential travel trend, but their marketing messages are empty without on-the-ground research needed to deliver a truly authentic, one-of-a-kind experience.
Airlines
Skift Global Forum: Virgin America Founding CEO Fred Reid on the Best Guest Experience
If Fred Reid, the founding CEO of Virgin America, is to be believed, then a radically new passenger experience would have more to do with employee attitudes and technology than seat pitch and armrests. Such a cultural revolution at legacy airlines is one big nut to crack.