It’s going to be a rough couple of months for the travel industry, there’s no doubt about it. But not all is lost. With a cool head, a bit of flexibility, lots of empathy, and some creative thinking, hospitality marketers have the opportunity to minimize the effect of Covid-19 on their business.
Recently there's been a growing concern over website accessibility. We are often asked what it takes to be compliant with the current WCAG 2.0 and (upcoming) 2.1. Here at Wallop, we've crafted a thorough three-step process to meet this demand for travel and hospitality clients.
The General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, is an upcoming regulation in the EU that was created to protect data and privacy for EU citizens. It comes into effect on the 25th of May.
Though I have a vested interest in supporting hotels (I run an agency that works primarily with a lot of hotels), I often stay in an Airbnb when I'm paying for travel. The reasons are common among people who use Airbnb. There are some great takeaways for Hoteliers, so I'll outline them in this post.