Articles tagged “summer”

Digital tools are allowing destinations to spread the marketing messages further than ever before, but agencies need to be creative and comprehensive to break through the competition.

This summer is set to reach post-recession highs on almost all accounts, giving travel marketers greater competition and opportunities to cash in on newly confident U.S. travelers.

Packing shouldn't be hard, these five videos will arm you with enough tips to practice for your summer travels.

We need an American Vacation Revolution.

Most statistics look at travel trends over a certain number of years, but the landscape of the U.S. tourism industry changes noticeably throughout the year.

The social road trip, launched alongside a traditional media campaign, is a clever and more interactive way to engage guests and attract new customers drawn in by properties they didn't previously connect with Loews.

U.S. regulators are focused on the short-term goal of increasing youth employment without looking at the long-term economic benefits of attracting visitors to spend summers in the U.S. Benefits include building a positive brand abroad, attracting peers of summer workers to visit, and encouraging future trips.

Destruction caused by Hurricane Sandy provided the perfect opportunity to bring NYC’s outdoor spaces under a unified brand, which has the added benefit of highlighting the city’s presence far away from crowded streets and traffic jams.

Delta's confidence about summer bookings is a nice counter-point to weakness across the airline industry in April and May.

Tourism development can bring out the worst of a city and there are stories of corruption fueling Marseille’s rejuvenation; however, that won’t stop the stream British tourists seeking sun and culture this summer.