SeatId: Don't Fly With People You Don't Like? It's an axiom among those of us who fly: You never know whom you'll be sitting next to. Could be a fascinating character from some terrific movie, your next love or, more likely, ...
Social Media Plays Minor Role in How We Choose Hotels What would you guess most determines how we choose a hotel? Price? Location? Recommendation by a friend or someone else? In a connected Social Media world, it's surprising to discover that what our ...
American and US Airways Create World's Biggest Airline Well, it was bound to happen in this time of consolidation, or, more accurately, the "merge or die" aviation business climate, the seventh merger since 2005. With the announcement of the marriage between American ...
India, Social Media and Sewing for Widows: Live Blogging from Coimbatore Radio Netherlands: "There are more than 40 million widows in India - 10 percent of the country's female population. And for the majority of these women, life is what some ...
Social Media Insider Summit: Will You Be There? By Suzie Saw It’s easy enough to remain perpetually plugged in to your favourite social media channels - in fact some of us start to feel a little bewildered when disconnected from that comforting ...
Lights, Action...Social Media: Movies and Travel A funny thing happened on the way to the movies. Forty million international movie-goers opted to travel to a place where a movie they loved was shot. Travel Daily News (TDN) reports that these travelers made their ...
Is "Socialgraphics" Travel's Next Big Social Media Thing? We frequently reported in New Media Travel that hotels notoriously use photos of empty swimming pools, restaurants and rooms in their marketing material for fear of offending potential customers. Their thinking is that ...
Using Social Media to Build Customer Loyalty: Inn Review-Sunset Hill House (NH) New England is not an easy place to get to know, especially in its winters when the dark and the cold and the snow hold the land in ...
Are Travel Marketers Wasting Time on Facebook and Twitter? How surprising is this: In the second half of last year, fewer that 1% of visitors arrived at a hotel or travel booking site, "via a social media link or a link ...
