Since the 2009 downturn, the tourism industry has grown at a healthy rate, before the ongoing pandemic stopped this growth.
In 2018, the luxury hospitality and travel market was valued at $891 billion and was supposed to grow to $1.6 trillion by 2026. This was driven by a huge surge in travelers exploring new destinations, the rise of private accommodations and exclusive tours and activities.
However, with a looming recession and limited international travel, the luxury hospitality industry could face a stiffer challenge in identifying the right audience and converting them.
While enough has been spoken about what hotels need to do in communicating on social media, the real challenge would lie in converting these communications into bookings and building trust with the guest.
How can luxury hotels engage the guests, learn about their needs, fulfill their requests to win their trust.
This webinar, produced by PhocusWire and
BCV
, examines these issues and more...
The webinar was broadcast at on Thursday, September 17, 2020.
Speakers:
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Mark Skroch, executive vice president and general manager for BCV.
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Patricia Davis, senior vice president for marketing at Davidson Hotels & Resorts.
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Sanjay Bhatia, industry manager for travel at Facebook.
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Suzie Thompson, vice president for commercial at Red Carnation Hotels.
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Kevin May, editor in chief at PhocusWire.
Why social media holds the key to recovery for luxury hospitality
The webinar was broadcast on Thursday, September 17, 2020.