Travel Channel + Skift
Travel Channel's SVP of Programming gives travel marketers a crash course in video production.
2 years ago
Travel video trends from Moving Images, a mini-site by Skift and Travel Channel.
Alexandra E. Petri, Skift
With the premiere of her newest show 50/50 on the Travel Channel, Samantha Brown opens up about the state of travel TV and the direction it is taking in the future.
Travel video trends from Skift and Travel Channel.
Skift and Travel Channel are tracking travel video trends in our Moving Images mini-site. In this post, we look at how Visit Savannah is finding success creating videos directly for Facebook.
Over the upcoming weeks, Skift and Travel Channel will be uncovering the latest in travel video trends with our new mini-site Moving Images: The New Era of Travel Video.
Jason Clampet, Skift
The traditional travel video programming isn't dead, but how, when, and where we see it has radically changed.
Dan Peltier, Skift
If Travel Channel's success from Booze Traveler is any indication, travelers want more shows teaching them about local cultures that make them feel that they've learned something unique about a destination.
Adding video to "36 Hours" series proved to be rewarding and the Times' partnership with the Travel Channel can only increase the series' exposure. It remains to be seen whether the duo can blow it out of the water.
Samantha Shankman, Skift
Travel Channel is working hard to produce travel content that appeals to a broad potential audience with hopes of revitalizing its image as a go-to travel platform. Whether it's successful is still to be seen.
Travel Channel is working hard to recreate its image and new concepts like these are what could turn those efforts into actual eyeballs.
