Articles tagged “travel channel”

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.

Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown proved there's an appetite for more substantial travel content that explores the political and social realities of destination -- with a complementary side of delicious cuisine.

Travel Channel's talent search may result in higher ratings and better content, but it is only part of a larger strategy that's needed to bring the brand back to the relevance.

Travel Channel's new CEO has the challenge of making the brand relevant in a time when most travelers are turning to digital content for inspiration.

Talking to users should be easy for travel media brands, but a few have managed to dominate the conversation (like LP and Travel Channel) while others surprise despite their size (like Fathom).

Despite all of the ignorance he sees, the Hotel Fixer thinks the U.S. hotel industry is in fairly good shape as long as educational resources are directed at "teaching the craft of hospitality and service." But, don't let hotel consultants rob you blind.

Worth the read if only for the nuggets about which Travel Channel personalities are good people.

There's no word from Travel Channel whether this will be a regular series -- it wasn't in the new show line up that included such low points as Bret Michael's RV show -- but it looks like the best chance the network has to capture the audience that loved the now-departed Bourdain.

Several newbies including "Airport 24/7: Miami" made their way to a second round, while incumbents "Ghost Adventures" and "Bizarre Foods America" head into their eighth season.