Articles tagged “tv”

Conan's Cuba episode makes the island seem more approachable to the show's late night TV audience and it'll be interesting to see what effect media events like this will have on American travel to the country.

This was a booking awesome decision by the ASA. The UK regulatory body, in clearing a Booking.com TV ad, finally got one right.

While the Trivago Guy's love-him-or-hate him TV ads garnered a lot of media attention in 2014, it was the Expedia brand that really kicked butt on TV.

Outside of the bubble of the travel industry, Brand USA's relatively low profile is indicative of its real challenges to increase tourism.

Priceline Group CEO Darren Huston isn't exactly weaning the company off Google, but Priceline is reducing its dependence on Google AdWords in key markets through TV advertising. That is a very significant shift, and a long-term challenge to Google as other brands take to offline advertising.

Chesky's appearance no doubt had Uber CEO Travis Kalanick asking his PR team why the Airbnb kid got to do Colbert before he did.

JetBlue's in-flight entertainment wasn't just great for its consumers, it was great for its business.

Read how in-flight entertainment has evolved to become a defining element of the flying experience, why IFE is such an important factor to the airlines in product differentiation, and what new innovations are in store for this technology

It's almost impossible for hotels and resorts to beat the organic reach of TV appearances, but time on screen is a more lottery than strategy.

This episode was a quintessential Parts Unknown episode in that it uncovers the parts of a country that most Americans don't know to look for and seamlessly moves between culture, politics and cuisine while educating and entertaining the viewer.