Practice Makes Progress: Inclusivity in PR Campaigns
Wed, Jul. 24, 2024
By Julie Freeman
Why travel and hospitality brands must make inclusivity an integral part of their PR and marketing communications programs.
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Why travel and hospitality brands must make inclusivity an integral part of their PR and marketing communications programs.
The family-travel market is booming. Here’s how travel brands can stand out in today’s crowded media landscape and appeal to families during the vacation planning process.
Why employee retention is just as important as client acquisition.
Why Miami is still the gateway to Latin America for hospitality brands.
Lou Hammond, founder of her own travel PR agency in New York City, discusses what got her into the biz, the changes she's seen over 40 years and her advice for those considering a career in PR.
Decker Royal represents The Travel Corporation as the more than 100-year-old family-owned tour operator is acquired by New York-based Apollo alternative asset manager.
Why does it seem that every travel destination is promoting the same things?
How travel brands can leverage AI-driven insights to achieve media success.
Today’s audiences are on social media, and it’s time for PR firms to meet them there.
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Weber Shandwick is providing PR and marketing communications services to the Moroccan National Tourist Office in New York.
Finn Partners has filed its six-month contract with the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism, Investments & Aviation, which is worth $240K.
Weber Shandwick wrapped up its work for the Ministry of Bahamas at the end of 2023.
The Aruba Tourism Authority is boosting its budget 29.4 percent to $2.2M at Zeno Group, according to its 2024 contract, effective Jan. 1.
As inflation continues to impact spending, consumers are revisiting their list of what they’re willing to spend more of their money on. Luckily for those in the travel industry, experiences seem to be trending up on the “splurge” list.
Lou Hammond & Assocs. has inked a two-year contract to drive awareness in the US and Canada about the tourism attractions offered by Dubai.
Finn Partners is handling Travel Alberta’s $6M three-year PR services push to attract "high-value travelers" to the Canadian province.
Catastrophes can strike travel destinations at any time. As communications leaders, we have an obligation to prepare for the unexpected and provide proactive strategies that protect our clients’ reputations as well as mitigate future crises.
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