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Luxury travel brands know that many of their bookings are not made by their clients, but rather by the client’s travel buyer or assistant. So, when planning your digital marketing, some of your efforts in fact need to be aimed at this audience, and not the travellers themselves.

Your website is often the first touchpoint a high-end traveller, or the people who book their holidays, have with your brand. That’s why your online presence must reflect the luxury, exclusivity, and sophistication of the experiences you offer.

Marketing a travel brand today is no small feat. Beyond creating unforgettable experiences, you must also tell a compelling story, optimise your digital presence, manage paid campaigns, and deliver a seamless customer journey across multiple channels. 

Running a tourism or travel business means wearing a lot of hats: guide, planner, bookkeeper, customer service rep, and yes, marketer. In the early days, handling your own marketing may have been manageable, even fun.

Travel marketing awards? Sure, they look nice on the shelf. But here’s the real prize: more bookings. No matter how dazzling your campaigns or how pretty your website, if those efforts don’t fill seats, rooms, or tours, they’re not helpful.

Ongoing reviews are essential for travel brands looking to attract, engage, and convert visitors. A well-optimised website ensures a seamless user experience, strong branding, and high visibility in search results. 

The travel industry, despite selling inherently human experiences, is becoming more and more influenced by the use of Artificial intelligence (AI). Whether it is businesses themselves using AI in their booking, marketing, and sales processes, or travellers using AI to help plan and manage their trips, the sector is definitely changing.

Creating relevant and up-to-date content is important for any brand, but even more so for a brand in the travel sector, trying to compete in a very busy market.

Your travel brand’s website is one of the most powerful tools you can have for generating interest and inquiries, and landing clients. But even the most aesthetically pleasing website won't achieve its full potential unless it is optimised for conversions.

A static, out-of-date website is a nail in the coffin of any business, but even more so for travel brands that exist in such a fast-moving industry.

A well-designed website acts as your digital storefront, the first impression many potential customers will have of your brand. While aesthetics are important, another key tool in your website is its ability to attract organic traffic through Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and convert that traffic into paying customers.

Geotagging, the process of adding geographic metadata to digital content, has developed as an important tool for travel marketers. By using location-based information, travel brands can boost brand visibility, engage with a targeted audience, and drive conversions.