Public Relations Company Analyzes Customer Retention

Recent articles in Hotels News Now and Hotel News Resource have covered the importance of customer retention in the hotel business. While this information is crucial to hotel managers, it can also be of use to any public relations company or travel PR firm whose clients include hotels.
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Abelow PR Discusses Daily Deal Sites on the Rise

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By: Allison Arruda

Abelow PR knows that staying on top of the news and keeping up with the latest industry trends is a top priority for all public relations agencies.  With the holidays among us, consumer-buying patterns are likely to strike interest.   No matter how small or large a person’s holiday budget, almost no one can pass up an amazing deal.  With gifts in every price range, top daily deal sites are looking favorable among holiday shoppers.  According to Bloomberg, “U.S. consumers will spend $80 million to $100 million on daily-deal gifts between Thanksgiving and Christmas.” That is up from $20 million just last year!  This public relations company wants to know, what makes these websites so irresistible?  Continue reading

Posted in Hotel public relations, Luxury Travel PR, PR Best Practices, PR Strategies, PR Tactics, Travel Trends
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Abelow PR Asks: Is Cookie-Cutter Tourism on Its Way Out?

A guest blog

By: Lindsay Taylor

G Adventures (formally Gap Adventures) a while back started a marketing campaign with the slogan “Tourist Season is Over.” The premise of this campaign is that true travelers are not tourists – in their words, “Take travel back from the cookie-cutter crowd.” As a wanderlust from a young age and blogger for Abelow PR, I can certainly relate to that slogan.

When most people envision “tourists”, they see some North American family (us Canadians are just as guilty) with Hawaiian T-shirts, camera’s hanging their necks, maps in both hands, and they are unable to fully embrace a new culture… deep down still comparing it to home. We’ve all seen some version of tourists on our trips. You can usually find large concentrations of them at Disney World, Cancun in March, and European landmarks during the summer. Traveling to these places typically means lineups, frustration, and minimal local culture. Continue reading

Posted in Eco-Tourism, Family travel, Travel destinations, Travel Trends
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PR Firm Heralds Clinton’s Visit to Myanmar A New Age in Travel

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By: Allison Arruda

Hillary Clinton arrived in Myanmar’s capital, Naypyidaw, Wednesday afternoon, making her “the first US Secretary of State to visit Burma in over 50 years,” as reported by the Washington Post.  This visit signals a softening of the Myanmar government, and the loosening of strict policies that make the country more travel friendly.  Continue reading

Posted in Luxury Travel PR, Online Public Relations, Travel destinations, Travel public relations, Travel Trends
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Abelow PR Applauds Kensington Tour’s Travel Trends: Part 2.

Last week our hospitality public relations firm, Abelow PR, began our introduction to Kensington Tour’s travel trends for 2012. Kensington Tours creates custom designed, privately guided tours and cruise holidays to more than 90 countries worldwide, and their destination experts have released their exceptional list of the top 12 ½ travel trends for 2012. Continue reading

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Mobile Booking Increase Affects Hotel Public Relations

It is evident that hotel public relations firms quickly adapt to the changes the hospitality industry has experienced recently thanks to mobile technology.  With the heavy integration of social media in popular culture and society, it was only a matter of time before hotel and travel reservations were available in the palm of your hand.    Continue reading

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For Those Practicing Public Relations NYC Offers Key Advantage: Proximity

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By Colin Baugh

As a PR professional based in Southern California working with a 20 year-old agency based in the NYC metro, I hear it all the time: For Public Relations NYC is the place to be.

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Posted in Boutique PR, Consumer Goods PR, Luxury Travel PR, Press trip, Public Relations, Publicity, Restaurant PR, Social Media PR, Traditional PR, Travel public relations
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Public Relations Company Promotes Atlanta Hotel Market

Any observant public relations company has noticed as of late that Atlanta has been the sight of a growing hotel market. Atlanta is the U.S.’s “fourth busiest hospitality hub,” according to National Real Estate Investor. “We have a big pipeline of hotel activity in Atlanta,” Jim Anhut, InterContinental Hotels Group’s chief development officer, told Lodging Hospitality.
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Travel PR Firm Applauds Kensington Tour’s Insightful Travel Trends

As a travel PR firm, Abelow PR works closely with our clients to forecast travel trends for the upcoming year. Kensington Tours, which creates custom designed, privately guided tours and cruise holidays to more than 90 countries worldwide, has just released its 12 and ½ travel trends for 2012, and the list is inspired.  Continue reading

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Hospitality: In Business as in Life from a Travel PR Firm…

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By Colin Baugh

While our Travel PR firm is certainly full service, our specialties include luxury travel PR and as such we fancy ourselves experts in hospitality.

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