Staying associated with customers is crucial to a good recovery from COVID-19

Staying associated with customers is crucial to a good recovery from COVID-19

It is certainly a rough time these days to be selling travel. Travel marketing may seem a little out of step. That doesn't say, however, that travel advisors should cut the cord with their customers.

Research indicates that when travel starts again, maintaining a link with customers would be critical for recovery.

Best place to find more about ua5511 is AirportList.com

Comments

New comments are not allowed.

Popular posts from this blog

Current Zealand Tourism Launches New Hub Marketing

Image
A new marketing hub has been introduced by Tourism New Zealand that offers professionally built and personalized marketing tools to help travel advisers sell the destination. For New Zealand, now is a perfect time to highlight its tourism offerings. “According to our own audience insights, 60 percent of North American travelers already interested in vacationing in New Zealand want to take a trip within six months of the border opening,” said Michelle Rosenberg, Tourism New Zealand’s senior manager trade partnerships, North America. "Nearly 90 percent say they want to come in 12 months from now." The Hub features brand materials 100 percent Pure New Zealand. It offers specific marketing campaigns, including the current “Messages from New Zealand” initiative. Data on thematic travel experiences such as luxury, food and wine, nature, adventure, Maori culture, great outdoors, romance and relaxation, family and multi-generational travel and self-drive/RV holidays are also av...
Read more

Branded Airline and Hotel Google Search Volume Drops

Image
Unquestionably, the coronavirus has had a devastating impact on the airline and hotel industries, a fact that has been further evidenced in findings from SEMrush, a trends data analytic firm, which tracked Google search volume for the two travel segments. The company’s industry-wide, branded airline searches found a 17 percent decline from January through February. The hardest hit carriers were Bangkok Airways (-33 percent), China Eastern (-33 percent) and China Southern (-45 percent.) On a brighter note, searches were expected to increase on average by 16.5 percent in March, according to SEMrush. Meanwhile, airlines were extremely active on social media in February and March in order to conduct “damage control,” the company said. SEMrush also conducted a Twitter sentiment analysis to gauge reaction to each global carrier. The most tweeted airlines were, respectively, Delta Air Lines, Ryanair, EasyJet, American Airlines, British Airways, Lufthansa, Qantas, Southwest Airlines and ...
Read more

As transfer services resume, HKIA strengthens preventive health initiatives.

Image
The Hong Kong Airport Authority (AAHK) has strengthened the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) health initiatives to prepare for the phased resumption of transfer/transit services by 1 June 2020. Both passengers and airport personnel are required to wear face masks in all passenger-accessible areas of the restricted area of HKIA until further notice, including departure, arrival and transfer/transit passengers. Other methods of prevention include: Upon arrival, all transfer/transit and arriving passengers must undergo body temperature checking. Transfer/transit passengers are expected to immediately go straight to the boarding gates for their connecting flights. Shift/transit passengers are issued stickers for identification purposes at transfer points. When standing in queues, passengers are advised to maintain a safe physical distance of at least 1.5m from each other. At each arrival gate and throughout the entire terminal, alcohol-based hand rub dispensers and sanitisin...
Read more