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On social media, the content you post is critical to engaging your audience and creating a solid fan base. Yet, many travel professionals struggle with knowing what to post. Whether you are wondering what to say on Twitter, Facebook, blogs or any other channel, here are some travel content ideas to help get the creative juices flowing:

I’ve said it many MANY times : travel is an experiential product and the best way to get people thinking about travel is to show them fun places to go and fun things they can do while they are there. If you can, share personal or client photos of destinations you want to sell. They don’t need to be professional shots and often work even better if you’re in the photo doing something silly! I’ve had many travel agents report that they sell at least one or two packages they wouldn’t have otherwise every time they post photos of a trip they took.

If you don’t have photos of your own,  Flickr  is a great spot to find amazing shots of every type of destination around the world. Do a quick search and link (don’t steal!) to particularly amazing photography that you think your audience would enjoy.

Videos are also a great way to inspire customers to travel and usually works even better than photos because of their interactive nature. Once again, you don’t always need a professionally shot video to attract attention. A home video of a particularly memorable moment, useful information (like the view of a new cruise ship cabin), fun activities or footage of a new resort will do the trick. Got a knack for humor or publicly humiliating yourself without worry? Great! Use it to your advantage when you create your videos. The funnier the better!For those who are a little camera shy, don’t despair!  YouTube  is a great resource for videos of all kinds.  With a little imagination you can search and find some pretty amazing clips.

3. Useful links

The latest traveler alerts, a list of recommended items to pack, articles about the hottest trends in travel – think about what would be useful for your readership to know and you’ve got some sharable content. This is your chance to show off your expertise as a travel professional and provide your potential customers with information that they may not find otherwise.

Not sure where to find this information? Blogs, news sites, and trade press have articles that can fit the bill. You can also use  Google Alerts  to monitor the web for articles on just about any topic.

4. Blog posts

This one should go without saying, but too many people don’t think about it. If you publish regular blog posts, PLEASE remember to post links to them on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc if you have accounts there. Most blog platforms will allow you to connect your blog to other social channels automatically if you have trouble remembering to post.

5. Destination fun facts

Everyone loves a good bit of trivia or little known facts! It’s entertaining, informative and can again help position you as an expert in your field. Many tourist boards and hotel properties have fun facts available through their marketing department. Just ask to see if they can help you out.  Otherwise, the web is always a good alternative!

Engage your audience by asking them questions about things like their favourite vacation spot, what type of perks they like to get from their agent, what makes their holiday a perfect one, etc. Get them talking to you AND use the opportunity to do a little behind-the-scenes market research to find out what you can do to win and keep their business.

7. Event announcements

Are you attending your local travel show or hosting a consumer evening? Let the world know where you will be and when! Invite your fan base to come see you.  You might be surprised by how many of them show up…and bring a friend!

8. Top 10 lists

Quick, useful and always a good way of giving quick recommendations on destinations to see, things to pack, attractions to visit and more. You can either compile your own top 10 or link to someone else’s. Bonus points if you create your own with photos or video!

9. Community work updates

People like to know that you care about your community.  If you or your team partake in community service or charitable work, share information like updates about your latest donation, photos of your team volunteering, or news about your favourite charity.

10. Contest announcements & updates

Contests are ALWAYS a popular thing. If you choose to run one, you can build anticipation and buzz by posting regular updates. Whether you talk about the prizes, highlight funny entries, countdown the days until the winner is announced or something else, you’re sure to get attention (and probably new followers/fans/readers) really quickly.

11. Travel updates

Here’s another great opportunity to showcase your expertise as a travel expert. Share updates about your favourite suppliers (new bathtubs in every cabin? Service upgrades at a resort? New designer bag with every purchase? Ok…maybe not the last one, but you get the point) or important travel updates about specific destinations (everything from new passport requirements to travel warnings).

12. Ship inspection information

If you are a cruise expert and visit ships while they are in port, by all means, share pictures and reviews with your fans.  They WANT to hear your expert advice to know which ships are worth sailing.

13. Fam trip reports

I know too many agencies who require these reports from staff and then stuff them in a folder where they will never be seen again. You are experiencing travel while on these Fam trips and NEED to share those experiences with your fan base. This can be in the shape of photos, videos or blog updates. It doesn’t really matter. Either way, tell them what you liked, didn’t like, recommend and find amazing. If you do a good job, you may get a booking or two out of the experience.

14. Client stories

Ever get an email from a client who tells you how GREAT their trip was or wants to let you know about something funny that happened? If so, ask for their permission to share it with everyone. It acts as a testimonial for you and can be entertaining all at once.

15. Answers to common questions

If there are travel questions you get regularly, use the opportunity to share the answer with a wider audience. It may even prompt your fan base to ask you more questions and start engaging. Again…show everyone that you know your stuff and the bookings will follow!

16. Opinions

If something is happening in the travel community and you have an opinion to share, you can use your social channel to do so.  However, I would caution you to think twice about being excessively controversial or political as it may turn some people away. Some controversy is ok, but too much can be hard to handle for some people.

17. Travel tips

These can be quick tips or longer blog posts about your recommendations. Just like the fun facts, top 10 lists, and other ideas listed here, they help position you are the expert that your are while being useful.

18. Behind-the-scenes updates

If your teams is planning an event or preparing something big, there is always interest in seeing you have fun behind-the-scenes.  Be creative here with photos, videos, stories and staff comments.

19. Favourite quotes

Inspiring travel quotes are fairly easy to find (Google to the rescue!) and quick to post. If you are out of inspiration for the day, a quick quote can keep the engagement going with minimal effort.

20. Staff picks

Get your whole team involved in recommending hotels, resorts, cruises, activities or whatever else you can think of. This can be really fun for everyone and helps showcase your agency as a whole.

21. Interviews

Think written or video interviews with people on your team, a destination representative, hotel partner, etc.

22. Funny Stories

Whether it’s a cartoon, a funny video, an anecdote or the joke of the week, humor always goes a long way!

23. Updates from the road

This is where you bring out your inner journalist.  If you have access to an internet connection or a smartphone while on the road travelling or attending events, you can provide live updates.  This works particularly well on Twitter or Facebook where updates can be quick and short. Blog posts take some thought, but you could still provide one update per day once you have a chance to slow down a bit in the evening.

24. Milestones

Did you just get a new specialist certification? Did your agency win an important award? Maybe you got featured in the local newspaper. It’s time to let everyone know so they can share in the joy and find out how fabulous you really are!

25. Travel deals

I saved this one for last because it seems like the most obvious choice, yet it’s not always the best one. Depending on your sales goals, you may not want to attract the bargain hunters looking for the best deal. I’ll leave it up to you to decide if deals are a good choice for you.

It’s not as hard as it may seem. Many of the ideas above are already available within your agency or on the web.  A simple Google search or using  Google Alerts  can help you stay in the loop and find interesting content quite easily and without gobbling up your precious time.

Now it’s your turn…

Have you had success with any of the ideas above? Or perhaps I’ve missed a few good ones that you’d like to share?

14 Travel Agent Social Media Content Ideas [2024]

A diverse mix of content can help keep followers engaged and informed and can help travel agents build their brand and drive bookings.

Do you run a Travel Agency? Are you seeking a content strategy to promote your Travel Agency? If yes, then you've arrived at the right place. Travel Agents expand their market through extensive marketing that can be achieved through social media content.

If you're ready to learn some tips and tricks for social media content for Travel Agents, this blog is here for you. We have conducted comprehensive research and gathered the 14 best social media content ideas for Travel Agents.

1. Share Travel Photos

• Sharing travel photos on social media can help a travel agency engage with its existing customers and build a loyal following.
• Customers who see these photos may be inspired to book a trip or share their own travel experiences with the agency.

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2. Post Latest Updates

• Sharing updates on social media can also help a travel agency provide better customer service.
• Latest updates on social media can help a travel agency market its services and attract new customers.
• Posting the latest updates on social media can also help a travel agency engage with its customers and build a loyal following.

3. Travel Videos

• Sharing videos of destinations, hotels, and other travel experiences can help a travel agency market its services and attract new customers.
• These videos can give potential customers a more immersive and engaging look at what they can expect from a trip and can showcase the agency's offerings in a more dynamic and visually appealing way.
• It also helps a travel agency engage with its existing customers and build a loyal following. Customers who see these videos may be inspired to book a trip or share their own travel experiences with the agency.

4. Share Travel Deals

• Offering special deals or promotions to customers can help a travel agency build customer loyalty and encourage repeat business.
• Sharing travel deals on social media can be a valuable tool for a travel agency to reach and engage with its audience, market its services, and build customer loyalty.

5. Travel Guide

• Sharing travel guides on social media can help a travel agency market its services and attract new customers.
• These guides can showcase the agency's expertise and give potential customers a sense of what they can expect from a trip.
• Travel agents can use the guides to provide detailed and useful information to help customers make informed decisions.

6. Share Top Travel List

• Sharing top travel destinations on social media can help a travel agency build trust and credibility with its audience by demonstrating its expertise and providing valuable resources to customers.
• Customers who see these destinations may be more likely to book a trip or share their own travel experiences with the agency.

7. Booking Updates

• Sharing updates about bookings on social media can also help attract new customers by showcasing the travel agency's services and the destinations it offers. This can help generate interest and increase bookings.
• It can improve customer engagement and build trust with customers.

8. Share Best Wishes

• Sharing best wishes on social media can help a travel agency build a positive brand image by showing that it cares about its customers and is interested in their well-being. This can help create a more personal and friendly relationship with customers.
• It can also help improve customer engagement by providing a platform for customers to share their own best wishes and connect with the travel agency.

9. Offer Reminder

• Reminder posts can serve as a gentle nudge to encourage followers to book their next trip. This can be especially useful for travel agents who specialize in last-minute or off-peak travel deals.
• By posting reminders about upcoming trips, travel agents can encourage their followers to interact with their content by asking questions or sharing their own travel plans.

10. Tell Us Section

• By asking followers to share their travel plans or experiences, travel agents can encourage their audience to interact with their content and increase overall engagement on their social media channels.
• "Tell us" posts can help travel agents gather insights about their audience's travel preferences and needs. This can be useful information for creating targeted marketing campaigns or customizing travel packages.
• "Tell us" posts can also generate user-generated content, which can be reposted on the travel agent's social media channels. This can help increase the authenticity and credibility of the travel agent's brand and can serve as social proof for potential clients.

11. Post Weekend Offers

• Weekend offers can be particularly appealing to people who have limited vacation time and are looking to make the most of their time off. By targeting this audience with social media posts, travel agents can reach a specific group of potential clients.
• By offering weekend travel deals, travel agents can differentiate themselves from competitors and offer something unique to their audience.

12. Membership Programs

• Membership programs can offer exclusive benefits to members, such as discounts on travel packages, priority booking, or access to special events. By promoting these benefits on social media, travel agents can entice followers to join the program.
• Membership programs can also be a source of revenue for travel agents, as members may be willing to pay a fee to join the program and access exclusive benefits.

13. Share Wishes

• By wishing to followers travel agents can encourage their audience to interact with their content and increase overall engagement on their social media channels.
• Wishes social media posts can also contribute to the overall positive image of the travel agent's brand by demonstrating that the company cares about its clients and their needs.

14. Share Giveaways Posts

• Giveaways can create a sense of excitement and anticipation among followers, which can help travel agents build buzz around their brand.
• By offering a giveaway on social media, travel agents can encourage their followers to interact with their content and increase overall engagement on their channels.

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Content Ideas for Travel Agents on Social Media in 2024

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#1. destination highlights, #2. travel tips and guides, #3. promotions and deals, #4. tease with behind-the-scenes activities, #5. promote client reviews, #6. spread informative travel-related materials, #8. generate travel manuals, #9. join forces with influencers, #10. engage with feedback and opinions, wrapping it up.

In this rapidly changing world, staying up with trends is everything. Social media is slowly gaining more importance in how we reach out to our audiences. Almost every industry in this world, from fashion to pharmacy, is experiencing booming growth, which includes the travel industry as well! That means everyone needs content ideas, especially those who are busy, like travel agents.

As geographical distance is no longer a barrier to communication, it is all up to the travel sector to engage with audiences from all over the world and showcase their services in an appealing manner. Social media is indispensable for reaching out to your target audience. And how do you stand out in this increasingly crowded niche? Innovative content ideas help ride the trend to showcase your striking USP. 

That being said, it’s difficult to actually create engaging and unique social media content. At times like this, content buckets are the answer! A content bucket is a theme or category that can be used as a roadmap for creating a number of like-themed posts. Every content bucket represents a specific topic or type of content that aligns with your business’s goals, target audience, and brand identity.

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People love to know more about where they will be visiting soon. Surprise them with a customized package comprising all the exclusive  features  of their dream destination. As a travel agent, showcase the mesmerizing snaps that speak volumes through pictures. Remember, it’s not what you show to your target audience that enchants, but how you show it.  Here are some tips!

Popular Destinations

It is always easy to highlight the adventurous and popular destinations, all with the right picture and caption. Here’s the professional touch to make it look seamless: 

Use photos clicked by your previous customers, as they act as a client testimony for your potential customers.Repost stories and posts made by your clients and influencers. Highlight an interesting trivia about the place to grab the attention of your audience.

Off-the-Beaten-Path Destinations

A variation in this content bucket itself is to post about lesser-known travel destinations that your agency arranges trips to. The catch is that they’re equally beautiful, and maybe a little less expensive! Here as well, bring out client testimonials through travelers who have visited the destinations. Repost images and videos that capture the beauty of these places, making them just as desirable as popular destinations.

For example, ‘Gimmelwald is a calm and serene Alpine village, a gem hidden in the Bernese Oberland of Switzerland. With budget accommodation and stunning mountain views, it makes for the best travel destination if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of your daily life!’

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Travelers are always looking for tips and guides that can come in handy during their travel planning. As travel agents, the best social media content idea is to talk about the best times to travel to specific destinations, must-visit spots in famous cities, and some cultural etiquette to look out for.

In short-form content such as reels or stories, you can post useful packing hacks, essentials to take, and what to ditch! Share information on the official documentation required, such as visa requirements, travel insurance, and other travel-related paperwork.

Marketing your travel agency is never complete without showing your target audience your most attractive point. Once you’ve got them hooked on the rest of your content, bring them in with special promotions or discounts valid only for certain amounts of time. 

Make the discounts special by choosing specific destinations, the number of people, or defining a demographic. For example, a lover’s vacation to Paris is likely to attract newlyweds or long-term couples.

Share last-minute deals or off-season discounts to really compel your potential traveler to act. Throw in holiday packages or special event tours to show your customers that you have some exciting things planned even after they reach their destinations!

Share behind-the-scenes photos or videos of your team planning and arranging trips for clients. This allows your audience to see you in your element, and build trust with the brand. It also showcases the hard-working and passionate people behind the brand.

Reel the audience in by posting about the history and values of your travel agency. Talk about how the brand began, with the vision of one person, or a small bunch of people. Compare it to where you are now, how the brand has grown, and highlight some important milestones.

Bring your team to the spotlight by sharing the stories of every team member. Explore their favorite destinations or their most memorable travel experiences. Ask a few members to drop in a pro tip at the end of every video.

The trick to good user-generated content is that it must look natural and unprompted. While sharing client reviews is a must, often, client testimonials might look crafted, like a forced Google review. It’s important to encourage your clients to simply tag you in their posts about their travel. Feature natural-looking photos and experiences on your social media platforms.

One of the early steps in deciding which travel agency to choose includes how much the agency can be trusted. This depends more or less on the experiences of existing or previous clients! 

In addition, you can run a photo contest related to s specific travel destination. To make things more interesting, you can also run a fun story contest related to travel experiences.

This is one of the best social media content ideas that expert travel agents follow. Instead of only promoting your travel destinations and client testimonies, post relevant information about the travel industry. Any updates with visas and other related documents can help first-time travelers gain reliable information. 

In addition to that, you can make long-form content using IGTV Lives. Share travel tips, FAQs, and engage new travellers in conversation!

These materials will help people plan their trips better and make them more aware of how to make the most out of their travel experience. Furthermore, it will also create brand awareness for your business and increase your website’s organic traffic.

Feature travel industry experts

Invite travel experts to share their knowledge and stories on your social media platforms. Feature their stories and advice to engage your followers. This will also help you create a reputation as an authority in the travel industry.

Run campaigns and promos

Run campaigns and promos to attract more customers. You can also use social media to promote discounts, deals, and packages for your customers. This will give them the incentive to book through your business.

#7. Organize competitions and prizes

A sure way to engage your followers is to hold competitions and set prizes! Your prizes can range from merchandise related to your brand, to free trips, discounts, or exclusive travel packages. This will help create a buzz in your followers and increase their interest in your business.

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Go the extra mile, and along with offering your customers a travel destination, create an easy-to-follow itinerary! If creating an itinerary seems to be too much, it’s always a great idea to create manuals or brochures with some must-visit sites around the destination. 

Throw in some tips and tricks to make the most out of their trips. You can even include photographs and videos to help make the manual even more engaging.

Influencers can be an excellent asset for your travel agency. Partner with influencers who have a large following in your niche. Use their social media presence to promote your services and destinations. This helps in not only reaching a wider audience but also instantly falling into their good books. When you collaborate with well-known and trusted influencers, their audiences believe their reviews and experiences

In addition, influencers can create content that is engaging, feedback and opinions from their followers, and help you evaluate your services and make improvements.

To drive engagement to its highest, get in conversations with your followers and customers. Ask them for their opinions or preferences. Use social media smartly to get feedback and use the information to improve your services.

As a flip side to this coin, also show appreciation to your customers and other followers who engage and build relationships with them. According to a Harvard Business Review study with TripAdvisor, it found that once hotels started responding to reviews, they saw a drop in the amount of short negative reviews. Furthermore, when customers feel valued, they are more likely to come back and use your services again.

How Travel Agents Can Utilize Social Media to Boost Business?

Besides all the mentioned hacks, having a universal social media presence is among the most effective content ideas for travel agents to boost the target audience conversion. This means your focus shouldn’t only be on Instagram or Facebook. Be creative and hop on Pinterest. Create boards for ideas like ‘11 essential things you need when traveling’ or ‘14-item capsule wardrobe for your next trip’. You can also create itinerary boards for the famous travel destinations your business offers. Join the trends on Twitter by getting a hashtag conversation. Also, you can try out a  social media post generator  tool to stand out when striving for a peerless display of your travel content daily. Finally, don’t forget LinkedIn! 

While LinkedIn is still formal about all work, showcasing your eye-grabbing travel content is a blessing in disguise for all working professionals looking for an indispensable vacation.

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Selecting the Appropriate Platform

• Facebook is a versatile platform that allows for both text and visual content. It has a wide user base, making it an excellent platform for reaching a diverse audience.
• Instagram is a platform with a focus on visual content. It is ideal for showcasing travel destinations and experiences.
• Twitter is great for quick updates, offers, and interacting with customers.
• LinkedIn, while more professional, can be used to connect with other businesses and industry professionals.

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If you are to stand out, embrace consistency to showcase your travel content all over social media with an indispensable seasoning ensuring variation, creating a recipe for seamless storytelling. Remember, most people look forward to visiting places that make them feel convinced as the next potential destination. 

As a travel agent, enthrall your target audience with the latest trendy content, imparting an aesthetic appeal. Besides, it must offer accurate information and be thoroughly interactive. But that’s not it, since travel fans in 2024 want the trailer of how it is to visit a place even before they plan a vacation there. Organise engaging Q&A sessions or tease the netizens with virtual tours from some of the top tourist destinations, captivate them with alluring glimpses offering a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

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The importance of social media for travel agencies can not be understated. In today’s digital age, potential customers are increasingly turning to social media to research and book their travel. A strong social media presence can help travel agencies stand out in a crowded marketplace, and build relationships with potential customers.

An active social media presence can also help travel agencies to attract new customers and grow their business. By sharing engaging content, answering customer questions, and running social media promotions, travel agencies can reach a wider audience and build interest in their products and services. A strong social media presence can be a powerful tool for travel agencies. By investing in social media, agencies can reach new customers, build relationships, and grow their businesses.

As a travel agency, it’s important to have a strong social media presence. But what do you post about? Here are some ideas:

• Share photos and videos from previous trips
• Give updates on upcoming trips
• Share interesting facts and statistics about travel
• Offer tips for planning a trip
• Provide travel advice No matter what you post, make sure your content is engaging and informative.
• Keep your followers engaged by giving them a reason to come back to your page again and again.

Below are some examples of Interesting Social Media Post Ideas for Travel Agencies posted by famous travel agencies like Goibibo, Makemytrip, pickyourtrail etc.

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With every passing year, social media becomes more and more critical to businesses of all sizes. People are always on their phones or computers, checking in on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter , and Snapchat—but how can you use this to your advantage? What should you post? How often should you share content? When do posts work best? And what else should you be doing on social media? 

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Finally, we’ve got the answers! Here’s what to post on social media for travel agencies . There are plenty of tips on what to post on social media for travel agencies, but not many comprehensive guides that can give you all the information you need in one place. In this guide, we’ll walk you through choosing the right social networks and strategies to ensure that your posts are engaging and help you meet your business goals. By the end of this article, you’ll have an arsenal of ideas to help you take your social media strategy to the next level. 

How often should you post?

Posting once or twice a day can help you build an audience, but it’s important not to post too often, as this will come across as desperate and can be off-putting. Remember that social media is a low-pressure marketing platform and that it doesn’t need to feel like work, so be mindful of your online presence. For example, constantly promoting one specific business on all your social media channels may come across as disingenuous, pushy, and spammy. Instead, try mixing up the content you share to attract a broader range of followers. By doing this.

You’ll find that people from different demographics and interests follow your social media posts – they’ll likely be interested in some positions while not others. You should also try to tailor the length of your posts depending on what type of social media strategy for the travel agency you’re using. For example, many people use Twitter to get quick updates about the tours and good moments of the travel agency. At the same time, Facebook is more conducive to longer blog posts or articles. One thing to avoid at all costs is posting irrelevant photos – if someone follows you because they’re interested in other things, don’t post pictures of yourself making them happy!

How to schedule posts

Figure out your goals when using social media for travel agencies. You might want a social account for many reasons, so it’s essential to start with what you hope your account will accomplish. It could be as simple as wanting to share photos of cute dogs or something more detailed, like building a community around breastfeeding advocacy. Now that you know what you want from your account, figure out how often you need to post to achieve those goals. Some posts are better suited for posting daily (i.e., tour pictures).

While others might only need to go up once weekly. Once you sense the frequency, take some time to think about the posts that would work best with your schedule and account goals. For example, if you’re trying to build a community, asking people to share their stories will be more successful than asking them what they ate today!

How long should your posts be?

How long you should make your posts will depend on what type of company you are running. Generally, if you want viewers to be able to view more information about your travel agency, the post should be catchy and shorter. On the other hand, if the post is being used primarily as an advertisement or teaser, a longer length would be better.

According to the best strategy of social media for travel agencies, the average length of a Facebook video is three minutes and fifteen seconds. Twitter’s suggested maximum tweet size is 140 characters, and Instagram’s maximum photo upload size is 1MB. To keep followers interested in what you have to say. Many different social media ideas for travel agencies can appeal to other people. There are endless possibilities, whether it is humorous memes, valuable tips, or even videos from company events.

What posts get the most engagement?

Some of the posts shown to get the most engagement on social media for travel agencies posts. That includes an image or starting a conversation. What you post should depend not only on what your target audience would be interested in but also on your personality and business goals. For example, if you want more people to contact you. 

Then it might be best not to post a lot of high-end work samples with links to get deals since no one may feel inclined to reach out about your work after seeing them. One thing you shouldn’t do is constantly ask for shares without providing anything of value. You need to create great content for your travel agency that’s worth sharing! The following social media post ideas for travel agencies can help guide you when creating content for different types of posts.

Post quality images 

Share quality images because quality content is the most critical aspect of social media for travel agencies. It is not just about the text you share but also the images you post and videos you create. Always post only high-quality content, as this will ultimately determine if your followers will stick around or grow. 

Promotional posts 

Place promotional posts in appropriate places. Promotional posts are crucial when it comes to increasing your followership, however. They must be placed where they won’t seem spam. Such as in a pinned tweet or at the bottom of a page after lengthy text posts or long descriptions of an event.

Show your goals

The goals of social media posts for travel agents should be closely aligned with the goals of your travel agency. But what does this mean, exactly? Your posts should generate as much traffic and engagement as possible at a basic level. They should increase brand awareness and help you establish trust with potential customers.

Ultimately, they should serve as sales leads that turn into closed deals or keep customers returning repeatedly! To do this effectively on social media for travel agencies, you can follow some simple guidelines. To ensure you’re getting the most out of your social media content. Here are just a few tips for how to decide what to post on social media: 

• Think about your end goal, will it increase your travel agency awareness?
• Diversify the types of content- long form vs. short form posts, visual vs. written content 
• Engage with influencers in the travel industry by reposting their content or commenting on theirs 
• Test different types of messaging and call-to-actions (CTAs) so that you can see which perform best for your travel agency

Promoting your content with paid advertising

When you use social media for travel agencies, you can promote your content by advertising on social media sites like Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Each platform offers a variety of ad options that target your audience based on age, location, and interests.

Paying for advertising will boost the reach of your message by delivering it directly into the feed of your potential customers and prospects. If you’re new to paid social media ads . Start with a small budget just in case you don’t find success immediately or as an experiment before investing more money into it.

Use Hashtags related to Travel Agency

Hashtags make it easier for people to find your travel agency and content. But how do they work? And how can you use them in your social media marketing efforts? Use hashtags in a way that is natural and authentic.

Don’t try too hard or go overboard with hashtag usage! Remember, using hashtags does not guarantee increased engagement. There are many other factors to consider when posting on social media for travel agencies. Therefore, it is essential to know what you should post or what you should not post. When you make a strategy according to these questions, you will get more engagement.

Types of Content

When you create a social media calendar for travel agents, you know how often they will post updates. What about too much or too little frequency? It’s best to space out your posts to keep them from going stale in people’s feeds. It would be best if you also took advantage of the engagement milestones by using social media for travel agencies.

Such as holidays and special occasions. By posting specific promotions on special days. Remember, though, that sometimes are better than others for certain subjects. Be smart about how and when you post content related to sensitive topics like politics or world events, for example. 

You can find a theme or color scheme that matches your brand to stay consistent with the look and feel of all your social media profiles. Keep your travel agency branding in mind when creating content, i.e., what colors do you use, what fonts do you use, and what typeface do you use? When you pay attention to images vs. text, large images vs. small images? Please make sure they’re high quality and clear enough for someone scrolling. Through their feed quickly to read without having to zoom in excessively!

Tools to Use

You can use many tools to help decide what and how much to post on social media for travel agencies. The first step is determining your goal: engaging customers, influencing product awareness or boosting sales. Once you’ve clarified your desired outcome, you can analyze the metrics for that goal’s key performance indicators (KPIs). For example, if you want more customer engagement, look at your number of followers and your click-through rates. I

f getting more people to click through from Instagram to an e-commerce site is your goal. You could increase your number of posts promoting tour deals in Instagram feeds or change. Your hashtags are based on the analytics shown in a travel agency account. Which ones lead people back most often? You may also have different strategies for different platforms, such as using fewer videos on Facebook since its algorithm prioritizes text posts over videos.

How can you spice up your social media?

The average person spends at least 4 hours of their day on social media sites. It means that the content you post has the potential to reach thousands, if not millions, of people. Your social media posts for travel agencies must be engaging and informational.

So, they do not fall through the cracks in an ocean of mundane posts. Of course, the type of information depends on your business, industry, location, and target audience.  To know what type of information will be best suited for you (and get the most out of your time), consider these questions: 

• What are your goals? 
• Are you trying to create awareness of your travel agency services? 
• Is branding a priority?
• Who is your target audience?

What should you post online?

Determining what you should post online can be a difficult task. What should you focus on? Are there any specific things you should try and refrain from posting about? What type of content will resonate with your audience the most? These are all critical questions that need answering when trying to figure out what to post online.

You should ask yourself how to decide what to post on social media and what types of content will best serve your business needs. Because travel agencies’ posts are among the most popular posts, it will also increase your engagement rate.

What type of content is best for social media?

When it comes to what to post on social media for travel agencies, you can be too careful. Your posts should be the best when aiming to maintain a professional presence. When you post correct and engaging posts, these are viewed as positive or professional. Following are some types of social media post ideas for travel agencies:

• Tour and trips. Many travelers like to find trips from a particular city or hub that they want to visit.
• Weekend trips
• Friendly trip
• Things to do with kids during the tour
• Show public transportation options

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Travel agency social media strategy 101: A beginner's guide for travel agents

Last updated November 29, 2023

If you're wondering what a travel agency social media strategy is, you're in the right place. It’s a term that gets thrown around a lot, but it’s rarely defined.

Essentially, a travel agency social media strategy is a plan for how you'll use social media to achieve your business goals. And if you're a travel agent, having a social media strategy is more important than ever before.

In today's digital age, social media can be a powerful tool for promoting your business, building brand awareness, connecting with potential customers and getting them into your sales funnel. But without a solid strategy in place, your efforts may fall flat.

That’s why I’m walking you through the basics of social media strategy for travel agents. Whether you're a complete beginner or just looking to up your game, I’ve got you covered. So, let's dive in!

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Step 1: Define your goals and objectives

Before you start posting on social media willy-nilly, it's important to take a step back and think about your goals and objectives.

What do you want to achieve with your social media strategy? Do you want to increase your number of followers? Drive traffic to your website? Boost your bookings for a particular destination?

Once you've defined your goals, you can start to develop a strategy that will help you achieve them. And let's be honest, who doesn't love a good strategy?

As a travel advisor, your goals might include things like:

Increasing brand awareness

Building relationships with potential customers

Driving more traffic to your website

Generating leads and bookings

Whatever your goals may be, it's important to make sure they're SMART. That stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. SMART goals are more likely to lead to success, and less likely to leave you feeling overwhelmed or directionless.

Do you want to increase your social media followers by a certain number or percentage by a specific date? Maybe you’d like to connect with a specific number of leads, or get a certain number of bookings for a specific destination within a specific time period. Those are both examples of SMART goals.

So, take some time to think about what you want to achieve with your social media strategy. Then, write down some SMART goals to help you get there. Trust me, it's worth the effort.

Step 2: Know your target audience

Alright, time to get a little more specific. When it comes to social media, it's not just about getting as many followers as possible. It's about getting the right followers.

That's where knowing your target audience comes in. If you don't know who your ideal customer is, you'll have a tough time creating content that resonates with them and ultimately, driving more business.

Think about it: would you rather have 10,000 followers who aren't interested in travel or 1,000 followers who are itching to book their next trip? Yep, I thought so.

So, take some time to define your target audience. Who are they? What are their interests? Where do they live? What kind of trips do they like to take?

Once you have a good idea of who you're trying to reach, you can start to tailor your content to their interests and needs. And trust me, they'll appreciate it.

One way to define your target audience is to create a buyer persona or an Ideal Client Avatar. What are those? They’re simply a semi-fictional representation of your ideal customer. It includes things like their demographics, interests, pain points, and more.

To create a buyer persona, start by gathering data on your existing customers. Look at their age, gender, income, location, and more. Then, think about their interests, motivations, and challenges. Use this information to create a detailed profile of your ideal customer.

> Want a step-by-step guide and worksheet to make creating your Ideal Client Avatar easy? Click here!

With your target audience in mind, you'll be able to create content that speaks directly to them, build relationships with potential customers, and ultimately, drive more business.

Step 3: Choose the right travel agency social media platforms

Alright, now that you know who you're trying to reach, it's time to figure out where to find them.

There are a ton of social media platforms out there, and not all of them are right for every business. As a travel agent, you'll want to focus on the platforms where your target audience is most active.

So, which platforms should you be using? Here are a few of the most popular social media platforms for travel agents:

Facebook: With over 2.8 billion monthly active users, Facebook is a great place to connect with potential customers and share your travel expertise.

Instagram: With its focus on visual content, Instagram is perfect for showcasing travel destinations and inspiring your audience to book their next trip.

Twitter: Twitter is a great platform for sharing travel news and engaging with customers in real-time.

Pinterest: Pinterest is a visual search engine that's perfect for showcasing travel destinations and creating travel guides.

Of course, there are many other social media platforms out there, so it's important to do your research and figure out which ones are right for your business.

> Check out the Travel Advisor’s Guide to Social Media

When choosing which platforms to use, consider things like your target audience's age, interests, and their preferred social media platforms. You should also think about the type of content you want to create and how it will best be shared on each platform.

Remember, different platforms serve different purposes, so it's important to choose the ones that align with your social media goals and overall marketing strategy.

And don't forget to have fun with it! Social media is a great way to show off your personality and connect with potential customers in a more casual, human way.

Step 4: Develop a content calendar

Now that you know which platforms you'll be using, it's time to start creating content! But before you start posting, it's important to have a plan in place.

That's where a content calendar comes in. A content calendar is essentially a schedule that outlines what content you'll be posting and when. It's a great way to stay organized, consistent, and make sure you're always providing value to your audience.

Here's how to create a content calendar for your travel agency:

Start by brainstorming content ideas. What types of content will resonate with your audience? What questions do they have about travel? What types of destinations are they interested in? Think about these things and jot down some ideas.

Decide on your posting frequency. How often will you be posting on each platform? Make sure to choose a frequency that's realistic for your schedule and allows you to consistently provide value to your audience.

Choose a calendar tool. There are a ton of great content calendar tools out there, ranging from free to paid. You can even use your regular calendar and simply add your content calendar to it.

Fill in your content ideas on the calendar. Make sure to mix up your content types (e.g. photos, videos, blog posts, etc.) and be strategic about when you're posting certain content.

Schedule your posts, preferably in advance using a social media scheduler. I use and highly recommend Later , but no matter which one you use you’ll want to find one that works for you and start setting up your schedule.

A content calendar is a crucial part of any social media strategy, but it's also important to stay flexible and be willing to adjust your plan as needed. And remember, the goal is to provide value to your audience, so make sure your content is always informative, engaging, and helpful!

Step 5: Create engaging social media content

Now that you have a content calendar in place, it's time to focus on creating engaging content that will capture your audience's attention and keep them coming back for more. Remember, the goal is to provide value to your audience and build a relationship with them through your content.

Here are some tips for creating compelling content for your travel agency:

Know your audience. Make sure you're creating content that speaks to your target audience's interests and needs. Think about what types of travel experiences they're looking for and what questions they may have about travel.

Use visuals. Travel is a visual experience, so make sure your content includes eye-catching photos and videos. This will help your content stand out and grab your audience's attention.

Tell a story. People love stories, so use your content to tell stories about your travel experiences or the experiences of your customers. This will make your content more relatable and engaging.

Provide value. Make sure your content provides value to your audience. This could be in the form of travel tips, destination guides, or special offers on travel packages.

Mix up your content types. Don't just stick to photos or videos. Mix things up by including blog posts, infographics, and other types of content that will keep your audience engaged.

> Want to learn more about creating engaging travel content? Check out this post!

Some examples of engaging content for travel agents could include:

Destination guides

Travel tips and hacks

Customer testimonials

Behind-the-scenes looks at your business

Beautiful destination photos and videos

Remember, the key to creating engaging content is to put yourself in your audience's shoes and think about what types of content would be most valuable and interesting to them. By doing this, you'll be well on your way to building a loyal following on social media.

Step 6: Measure your social media success

After putting in the effort to create and execute a travel agency social media strategy, it's important to measure its success. Without tracking your progress, you won't be able to determine whether your efforts are paying off or if there's room for improvement.

To measure the success of your social media strategy as a travel agent, it's important to track relevant metrics such as engagement rates, reach, follower growth, and click-through rates. These metrics can give you insights into how your audience is responding to your content and how your strategy is driving traffic to your website or increasing bookings.

There are various tools you can use to track your metrics such as Google Analytics and individual social media platform analytics. If you use a scheduling service like Later you can also track many of your metrics there.

All of these tools can provide detailed reports on your social media performance and help you identify areas where you can make improvements.

Remember, measuring the success of your social media strategy is an ongoing process, and you should regularly review and adjust your strategy based on your metrics. This way, you can continually optimize your social media presence and achieve your business goals.

The bottom line

Congratulations, you now have a solid foundation for creating a successful travel agency social media strategy! Remember, having a well-thought-out social media strategy is key to standing out in a crowded industry and reaching your target audience.

As you embark on your social media journey, keep in mind that building a strong presence takes time and effort. Be patient, stay consistent, and don't be afraid to experiment with different tactics to see what works best for you.

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Instagram may no longer be the freshest and coolest social media platform on the block right now (TikTok currently holds that honor). Nevertheless, it’s still an amazing place for promoting a brand. And this especially holds true for promoting a travel agency with travel Instagram content ideas. Because where do people often post their travel pics and vids? You guessed it—it’s Instagram.

While Instagram is trying to get brands to pay to advertise on the platform, there are many ways of marketing your travel agency on Instagram without giving Meta—that’s Instagram’s parent company—a single cent.

Want to learn how? Then check out these four travel Instagram content ideas you can swipe for your travel agency today. We’ve also included examples taken from some of the best travel brands on Instagram to get you inspired.

1. Design attractive travel social media flyers

Of all the travel Instagram content ideas, the most obvious one might be to create travel flyer posts. But the challenge is getting your flyers to stand out in your followers’ feeds. After all, your followers have no shortage of Instagram content to scroll, and you want them to spend more time on yours.

The key to achieving that is designing travel social media flyers that use attention-grabbing elements. Just like what travel agency Kohhe has done:

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kohhe (@kohhe_)

The word “Bali” in huge font immediately catches your eye, as do the graphics of Bali’s famous places of interest. And of course, the image of the airplane makes you want to pack your luggage and jump on a plane to Bali right now.

If you don’t have a professional graphic designer on your team, try using PosterMyWall to design your flyers! We have over 6,800 Instagram post templates for travel content that you can customize using an easy-to-use graphic design editor.

Add your own text and images to make the designs unique, then post the resulting travel flyers on Instagram to market your travel agency.

2. Feature customers in your Instagram posts

Instead of just publicizing your travel agency’s tour packages in your Instagram posts, why not showcase your customers as well? This is a refreshing change of pace that makes you look less salesy, while helping you get remembered.

To do a customer feature, interview your customers to learn their experiences while on a tour with you. Then, use what they’ve shared to craft Instagram posts that showcase their stories in glorious detail. After potential customers read these posts, they might just rush to sign up for your trips!

Here’s a post by Intrepid Travel, where the company spotlighted one of its satisfied customers:

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Intrepid Travel (@intrepidtravel)

In the Instagram post, the customer mentioned how she had booked one of Intrepid Travel’s Egypt tours, and how the trip had brought her much joy. She also shared an unforgettable moment from the trip that made it worthwhile for her.

What happened after Intrepid Travel posted this Instagram post? Well, its followers took note of its Egypt packages for sure: the post got plenty of favorable comments ranging from “Love this!” to “Wonderful! I hope to do the same soon. ❤️❤️❤️”

3. Engage your followers via Instagram Stories

Apart from creating Instagram posts, be sure to also make use of one of Instagram’s signature features: the Instagram Story. They provide a great opportunity for you to engage with your customers by inserting stickers such as:

Adding these neat stickers to your Stories lets your followers interact with your content more, instead of passively consuming it (and moving on to the next brand’s content). The more they interact with your Stories, the stronger their loyalty toward your brand—which may also translate to them booking their next trip with you.

If you need Instagram story ideas for your travel agency, take a look at this Instagram Story by Travel Alberta:

The organization used a stunning photo (of a location in Alberta, presumably!) to attract attention, and added a Questions sticker to ask its followers which part of Alberta they wanted to visit.

And Travel Alberta’s followers delivered. They responded with various answers as shown below:

People can reshare their responses to their Instagram feeds for their own followers to see—which only helps boost awareness of Travel Alberta and its offerings among more people.

P.S.: PosterMyWall has got Instagram Story templates too! Just check out some of them below.

4. Demonstrate your expertise with Instagram Guides

Instagram is rolling out new features all the time. As far as possible, you’ll want to make full use of these as you promote your travel agency on the platform. And here’s one relatively new feature worth checking out: Instagram Guides.

This feature helps you add a simple blog to your Instagram page for promoting longer-form content. It works by combining multiple Instagram posts into individual guides, which are publicized in a separate Instagram feed tab.

Here’s an example of an Instagram Guide promoting West Village in New York City, courtesy of travel agency SmartFlyer:

The guide starts with a beautiful cover image, before stringing together a series of Instagram posts of places in West Village. Each post likewise contains an appealing photo plus a short write-up of the location in question. Then, when clicked, each post in the Instagram Guide leads followers back to the original post.

Take a quick look at your competitors’ Instagram accounts: do they have Instagram Guides set up? Possibly not—so this is your chance to showcase your content in a new format that your rivals haven’t adopted yet.

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The competition among travel agencies can be tough, with people planning their summer trips and travels for beyond—and every travel agency (including yours) vying for their business. Instagram’s visual nature makes it the perfect travel agency marketing platform, so use these travel Instagram content ideas to help your travel agency get noticed on Instagram.

This means taking drool-worthy photos of scenic locations and writing punchy copy, and combining these two into polished Instagram marketing collateral. Regardless of whether you’re creating an Instagram travel agency flyer , Instagram Story, Instagram Guide, or something else, PosterMyWall’s travel agent marketing tools make it easy to create such content even if you don’t have design experience.

PosterMyWall can also be used for free, helping you keep your costs down as you steal our travel Instagram content ideas to market your travel agency. All you have to do is to create your free PosterMyWall account here to get started.

Qasim is a senior editor at PosterMyWall. Qasim is a reader and writer during and after work, and likes to explore a wide range of topics and niches. Outside of work, he likes to meditate, listen to good music and journal.

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Social media content ideas for travel agencies

The content you post on social media is critical to engaging your audience and creating a solid fan base. Yet many travel professionals struggle with knowing what to post. So I’ve provided some travel content ideas to help get the creative juices flowing.

Your holidays

We’ll start with the obvious. Showcase the beautiful holidays you can put together for people! The more details you can include (itinerary, location information, pricing, etc.) the better, and make sure you entice your audience with some dreamy holiday photos.

Customer travel photos

Repurpose travel photos that are taken by clients who booked holidays with you. The photos taken will be authentic which works incredibly well for social media engagement, and you can show off to your audience how much of a great time your clients are having on trips organised by you.

If you can back it with some positive client feedback about your service, even better.

Destination fun facts

Everyone loves a good bit of trivia. It’s informative, engaging and can help position you as an expert in your field. Many tourist boards and hotel properties have fun facts available, just ask to see if they can help you out. Or the internet is filled with never-ending trivia about different destinations.

Travel tips and advice

Your job role must mean you’re an expert in most things travel. There are ednless hints and tips you can provide around travel, such as handy travel apps to use, the best times of year visit particular places, recommended items to pack, and so on.

Answers to common questions

If there are travel questions you regularly receive, use the opportunity to share the answer with a wider audience. It may even prompt people to start engaging by asking more questions. Show everyone you know your stuff and they will be more likely to trust and book their next adventure with you.

Discussion topics and polls

Engage your audience by asking them questions about things such as their favourite holiday destination, the best thing about booking with a travel agent, what makes their holiday a perfect one, if they prefer the beach or a city, etc. Get them talking to you and use the opportunity to do some behind-the-scenes market research.

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I can provide a social media strategy, bespoke to your business, based on your industry, target market, and what you wish to achieve from social media. It includes specific content ideas, the platforms you should be using, the best free online tools to use, and much more. This is priced at just £195. Get in touch to find out more!

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How to set up a travel social media marketing strategy

Written by by Jenn Chen

Published on  December 17, 2019

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We’ve all seen the social posts: selfies from a beach vacation, airplane wings en route to a faraway destination and delicious meals in a different city. Through all the changes and growth that social media has experienced in the last decade, some things stay the same. Vacations are posted about in all of their stages: planning, sourcing recommendations and the trip itself. Social media plays an important role in all of this and travel companies should recognize it or risk stagnation.

Whether you’re a luggage company or a hotel, our tips should give you some ideas to test out on social. You’ll notice that a lot of the ideas are centered around content and that is because travel lends itself to a more visual audience. People want to see what the experience will be like and they need to see it often. Read on to find out how to take advantage of social media to get the message out about your travel or hospitality brand.

Basics: Set yourself up for success

If you’re starting your strategy from scratch or just looking to update your current one, taking a look at the resources available to you is always step one. You can’t manage four different social networks by yourself if you have a large and active audience. Responding to comments alone would take up a lot of your time. So what kind of resources are we talking about?

Staff is the most obvious one. How many people do you need for your company to successfully meet goals for sourcing and creating content, posting, managing comments and DMs and keep an eye out for complaints? Is your company large enough that you need a 24-hour watch on social media? Managing a single-location company is far more different than managing a multi-location one, especially if it spans multiple time zones.

The next basic resource to pay attention to is skill . This ties closely to staff because you want to make sure you have all the right skillsets to execute your strategy. And if you don’t, then you’ll need to be comfortable outsourcing. Social media managers tend to have a lot of different skills , including excellent communication and writing.

Third, get your budget in order. Ads are an important part of the travel industry. If you’re running flash deals on social media, ads are the way to go and you need to make sure you have the budget to promote them.

Lastly, document your strategy with goals . Without clear social media goals per network, your strategy will flounder. The best way to set these up is to evaluate your current audiences and see how they’re using each network. For example, if your customers like to use Twitter for direct customer service, set up goals on response time and a feedback loop of how well your responses are performing. Have a response plan in place for common questions and complaints.

Setup might take a while and you’ll go through several iterations in trial and error, but having a basic plan in place will save you wasted effort in the long run. Having a total picture of the resources available to you will help you know if you should be active on that additional social network or not.

Plan posts for each portion of the purchase cycle

For more expensive getaways and items, the purchase cycle will be longer. For travel brands, this means you’re playing the long game and need to make sure you have posts targeted for each stage.

At the beginning of 2019, Pinterest released their travel personas and trend report . It noted that “69% of Travel Pinners use Pinterest to discover travel services when deciding what to book.” The Pinners typically booked within two months of starting research and research included everything from what to bring to what to do.

Instead of directly promoting their services to customers, cruise company Carnival created a “Cruising Tips” Pinterest board for those still thinking about going on a cruise or have recently booked. The guides are a nice mix of what to expect when you go on a cruise to how to stick to your exercise routine.

It doesn’t matter if you’re a hotel or a travel backpack company. The principles of targeting consumers at each part of the purchase cycle remain the same. Don’t forget that you’re not done when they’ve made the purchase. You want to keep them constantly engaged and reminded of your product or service.

Understand different generations

Millennials and the younger Generation Z groups have more spending power now but to market to them, you’ll need to understand their social media use. An Expedia study of millennial and Gen Z travel behaviors found that they were heavily influenced by social media.

Eighty-four percent of Gen Z and 77% of millennials surveyed had been influenced by social media when planning their travel. More than 70% surveyed were open to help and inspiration during the planning process.

Both Gen Z and millennials named appealing imagery and deals as the two most informative pieces of social media content. Photos and videos maybe costly to create and produce but they will be worth it in the long run.

To ease the content sourcing pain, include user-generated content from past customers. This works particularly well for high-ticket purchases. Potential customers get to see what they’ll be buying through the lens of someone who’s already been. It establishes credibility to your brand so you’re not the only ones talking about you.

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Marriott Hotels consistently uses user-generated content to promote its various hotel locations. They give glimpses into what it’s like to stay at a location. While some photos and videos on your account will be staged, you can bring in additional authenticity by reposting ones created by their guests.

Why your entire team needs access to social business intelligence

Respond to reviews

Reputation management is important in travel and this doesn’t mean only responding to complaints. According to a Harvard Business Review study with TripAdvisor, it found that once hotels started responding to reviews, they saw a drop in the amount of short negative reviews. Knowing that management was reading and responding to reviews made for more thoughtful posts.

In a 2019 study , TripAdvisor noted that 81% of respondents frequently rely on reviews before booking a hotel. Travel purchases represent a major investment of money, time and even the emotional expectations people place on anticipating a great vacation, so your audience depends on feedback from reviews and social media to figure out how to spend their money and effort. This is why staying engaged and responsive on both social networks and review sites is key to building a travel brand’s presence.

To make it easier on yourself, use Sprout’s new review management tool to respond to reviews on Google My Business, Facebook and TripAdvisor all in one place.

The next essential step is to create an online review management strategy . This involves coming up with tone, vocabulary and common scenarios that might need addressing.

Online reviews do influence consumer behaviors so it’s best to approach them like any compliment or complaint you might have in person. Be sure to respond in a timely manner, listen to what they’re saying, offer a resolution if you’re able to and e sure to avoid a defensive tone. Pretend that you’re being recorded and the video will be posted publicly for eternity–this will help you avoid lashing back at difficult customer feedback in the heat of the moment. Future customers will read your responses, so how you respond is important.

Divide & conquer

For multi-location businesses, it’s sometimes best to create separate accounts for your national and local brands. The national brands can amplify local messaging and connect with loyal brand advocates while the local brands can address in-the-moment customer service queries and promote their immediate area.

Following the lead of other large corporations, you may even set up a separate account to address customer service inquiries. All of this is up to your company and your available resources. For whichever circumstances you fall under, Sprout makes it easy for enterprise companies to post in a cohesive and collaborative manner. Divide your local branches up into groups but still give them access to your Sprout Asset Library .

Ace Hotel does a good job of creating a cohesive national brand presence while their local accounts focus on what’s happening in that location or city. Each local account also runs promotions to make following them more appealing to those who are thinking of booking.

The travel industry is large and encompasses many different types of companies. But whether you’re a single-location vacation rental or a multi-location global company, travelers still want to hear from you. Your best bet is to plan carefully and get creative. Take inspiration from other companies and be sure to invest in a strategy and professional imagery.

Idyllcove Vacation Cabin is a great example of one location doing their best at promotion. The shots posted are always on brand even when they’re user-generated content. To help potential visitors cement their decision, they created a highlight that tours the cabin. And the Guest Snaps highlight makes use of user-generated Story content.

Airbnb, on the other hand, is on the opposite end of the vacation rental spectrum. The company uses Instagram to highlight its many available places to book and what you can expect out of each one. In the above example, you can not only picture yourself there but you also get ideas on what you can do while you’re staying there.

Whatever your specialization is in the travel industry, the basic tenets are the same: get your basics down, respond to reviews in a timely and gentle manner and don’t forget the newer generation.

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How to Promote a Travel Agency on Instagram

A travel agency’s online presence is just the first step towards developing an online business, and promotion on social networks plays a big role in this. Today, we’ll talk about how to properly maintain an account on Instagram and what you should pay attention to.

Devising a promotion strategy

A social media promotion strategy can only be based on a complete understanding of the brand’s global mission, its values, and priorities. Make sure that your company already has these things figured out.

Next, you need to determine why your brand needs to be on Instagram. Perhaps your main goal is to increase sales, or maybe increase and/or expand your target audience. Your goal will dictate a certain pool of tasks and the tools that will help to accomplish these tasks.

The next step is to study your target audience. If your company develops a high-quality promotion strategy, but directs it at the wrong group of customers, the result will not meet expectations and the resources invested will not pay off.

Your company needs to clearly define its target audience and create a portrait of its ideal customer. It’s important to consider the needs, desires, and interests of the target audience.

Finally, the brand needs to analyze the environment on Instagram: study the social networks of competitors to identify their advantages and disadvantages, and the uniqueness of their selling proposition. After that, you need to form your own USP (unique selling proposition), relying on internal (the company’s mission and values) and external factors (competitor analysis).

What to pay attention to

For several years now, the main task of Instagram accounts is not to collect likes, but to engage customers. It became necessary to build gamified content. In other words, brands need to make posts that customers can respond to.

Engage followers in communication

A modern Instagram toolkit allows you to create interactive content, especially in Stories. You can create Stories with quizzes, polls, sliders with quick response emojis, etc.

These tools don’t just help you to maintain engagement, but also to collect feedback. For example, by using a poll or a free response box, followers can tell you what the account is missing or which offers they find particularly useful and interesting.

Gamified content does not only help keep your followers engaged, but also helps to collect feedback.

Share useful and interesting content

Users may look at Instagram not just for entertainment, but to learn something useful. In this case, you can publish posts with tips or amusing information. Practice has shown that an Instagram account that only contains direct sales will never be able to hold customers’ attention. 

Don’t forget about variety and look for new topics

You should think about what will be in your account besides offers for tours. If you provide additional services (for example, visa processing), dedicate a post to them. If you know everything about excursions in a particular city, then tell all you know. If, during real life, you tell a tourist which beach is the best to relax at with children, then tell this to your followers as well. Get them “hooked” on your Instagram.

Design a visual style

Don’t forget that Instagram is primarily a visual social network. The quality of photo content plays one of the key roles here. Companies should stick to a consistent design, preferably in the brand’s color palette. 

The gallery should catch the eye and make you want to take a closer look at the photos and captions—this will set the account apart from competitors and increase traffic to the page.

The company should develop a consistent visual style for the account in order to stand out from the competition and grab users’ attention.

Be prepared to communicate

Instagram is a living social network where communication with people is paramount. Interaction with followers should be conducted not only through gamified content, but also in the comments—via private messages in Direct and under posts. Questions can be asked anywhere, and you must be prepared to answer them.

Remember to keep content fresh

A content plan and delayed posting services will partially help you manage regular posting. If you have content ready for a week and your posts are planned in advance, you can safely deal with texts and photos for the next posts. 

However, it takes time throughout the day to create Stories and respond to comments and incoming requests, so think about which employee can devote at least 1/2-1 hour a day to the account.

Which promotion methods are available

All promotion methods can be divided into three main groups.

This is the nicest for the brand because it does not require any expenses. Among the free tools, hashtags especially stand out. You need to determine which tags are close in subject and scope of activity, since correctly selected tags can attract the target audience to the posts.

Simplified account navigation

Even if you use captions on photos (posts containing text on photos), it takes a lot of time to find the post you want. Add custom hashtags that match each category. For example, #*name of travel agency*_beaches. Anchor the list of existing hashtags in your highlights to make it easier for your followers to navigate your account.

Yet another tool is geolocation. Many users indicate their location when uploading a photo. Users will most likely search for a travel agency in the city where they live. Geotags will represent the brand on the search page according to location.

Add custom hashtags that match each category to make it easier for your followers to navigate your account.

Collaboration

Collaboration can be a relatively inexpensive method of promoting a brand (for example, if you negotiate on mutually beneficial terms), but requires the careful selection of a partner. Among the available tools are joint live broadcasts, and contests with companies, experts, and bloggers. The main condition is that the partner must be connected with the brand’s target audience.

Paid advertising

Paid advertising is certainly much more efficient than free advertising. The quality and cost of promotion depends on which method you choose. One of the most effective methods is targeting. The main characteristic of targeted advertising on Instagram is that it’s possible to choose the audience that you show messages to. 

Advertisements on blogs and in public groups also stand out among the paid advertising tools.

“Gray” promotion methods have long been recognized by the social network as spam and are immediately blocked. A company will not be able to buy loyal and engaged followers overnight. For these purposes, the brand needs to plan an Instagram marketing strategy.

Those who are planning to sell trips should not neglect a powerful tool like Instagram. The use of promotional tools will help to attract the target audience, but a consistent visual style, regular posting, competent targeting, and interesting partnerships can ensure an account has stable growth even with a small budget.

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120+ Travel Blog Post Ideas For Creating Engaging Content

By Jessie Festa. This guide to travel content ideas contains affiliate links to trusted partners!

Looking for engaging travel blog post ideas ?

Then you’re in the right place!

If you’ve ever sat in front of your laptop wondering, “What should I post on my travel blog?” this article shares over 120 topics — as well as bonus tips for those looking to see success and make money blogging.

Personally, I get most of my blog traffic through keyword research, and these travel blog post titles and topic ideas come from researching what people are actually searching in Google so that you can create content people truly want to read.

And with so many to choose from, you’ll never need to wonder what to write about again or spend hours coming up with new travel blog ideas.

Without further adieu, let’s dive into the list of travel blog content ideas!

Quick tip: There are many tools that make it easier to come up with blog post ideas. Personally, I love Keysearch for finding high traffic keywords. Use code “jessieonajourney30” for 30% off. Additionally, Jasper AI utilizes the power of artificial intelligence to help you come up with content topics, draft outlines, create content, and more – free trial included !

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Now, I realize that even when you have a ton of travel post ideas it can still be challenging to understand how to create and promote your content.

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Then let’s continue with our travel blog content strategy.

What Should I Post On My Travel Blog?

Writer’s block for bloggers is a very real thing, as is being confused on what to actually post to see growth.

So, before we dive into the list of travel blog topics , let’s discuss how to determine what to post on your blog.

One smart tactic is starting with a mission statement. You can use the template “I help [group of people] do [how you help].”

From there, you can pinpoint the best travel topics to fulfill that mission and even come up with a few travel blog categories.

For instance, if your mission is to help women feel confident traveling solo, you might write a blog post about how to travel solo in Paris or a guide to overcoming fear when you’re scared to travel alone .

Feeling stuck? You can use a tool like Jasper’s Blog Post Topic Ideas Template for quick and easy help. This tool uses artifical intelligence to instantly generate a list of topics that can engage your audience.

Also, if you’re curious how to write blog posts quickly , Jasper can help you create amazing content almost instantly (though it’s recommended to edit your articles to add a human element).

More on this tool below, though note that you can click here for a 10,000-word free trial of Jasper AI .

120+ Travel Blog Post Ideas For Engaging Content

To come up with the following list, I looked at popular blog post ideas related to travel.

Keep in mind, this list is in no way exhaustive. There truly are a limitless number of travel blog topic ideas that are possible.

Moreover, this list is customizable. You can always tweak any of the travel blog post titles mentioned below to better fit your own niche and audience.

For instance, if an idea mentions compiling a list of travel yoga mats, but you don’t cover yoga, consider what relevant piece of gear you can swap in, like sleeping bags, nutritious TSA-friendly snacks, or camera gear.

Once you’ve narrowed down what you’d like to write about, use a blog content planner to stay organized. You can also follow this strategy on how to plan a year of content in one week to help you save time.

Have ideas for travel blog posts to add?

Leave them in the comments below!

Travel Blog Post Ideas Focused On Travel Tips

A review of your favorite piece of travel gear

Best free travel apps

How to do a Global Entry name change

How to change your passport name

Why duct tape (or another item) is your best travel accessory

How to practice self-care while traveling

How to become a travel hacker

Your top travel hacks

Your top travel tips for introverts

Important advice for the first-time traveler

A list of uncommon travel tips

How to learn a language while traveling

Travel Blog Post Ideas Focused On Trip Planning

How to pack for a long trip with just a carry-on

What to pack for a particular destination

A review of your favorite travel insurance provider

What to wear in a particular destination

How to save up for a round-the-world trip in a certain amount of time

How to choose the perfect suitcase/backpack/luggage

A review of your favorite suitcase

How to ask your boss for an extended travel leave

The best credit cards for travelers

How to prepare your house for vacation

What to do the day before a big trip to prepare

Best Travel Content Ideas About Transportation

Things to do on a long bus ride

How to survive a long flight

What not to do one a plane

How to sleep on a plane

A review of the Eurail pass (or another transportation pass)

A guide to using a city’s transportation, such as the subway in NYC

How to get to the main part of a city from the airport — and vice versa, such as a guide to Bangkok’s airport shuttle

A guide to an airline’s rewards program

The best platforms for booking cheap flight/bus/train tickets

Travel Blog Post Ideas Focused On Destinations

Fun facts about a place

Things to do in a destination during a specific season

A roundup of your favorite tours in a destination

What not to do in a destination

A roundup of your favorite hotels in a destination

How to visit a particular place on a specific budget — such as $50 per day

A roundup of your favorite restaurants in a destination

The cheapest countries to visit on a certain continent

Your top travel tips for a specific destination

Travel Blog Post Ideas For When You Can’t Leave & Must Travel At Home

A recipe from a particular place, including a background story of the dish

Your favorite travel-inspired beauty ritual

Your favorite travel-themed craft

How to throw a dinner party inspired by a specific destination

How to transform your living space into a destination or give your space a makeover inspired by a particular place

Do a souvenir show-and-tell and share the story behind your favorite travel finds

Cocktail recipes from around the world

A roundup of your favorite movies set in a particular destination

A roundup of your favorite books set in a particular destination

How to visit the places featured in a certain movie

How to visit the places featured in a certain book

A roundup of inspiring TED Talks related to travel

Niche Travel Blog Post Ideas

Note: Feel free to swap in your own travel blog niche for any of the below ideas.

The best destinations for a budget-friendly wellness experience

Best weekend getaways for couples

The best destinations for solo female travelers

Best bookstores around the world

How to plan a cruise vacation

How to book an ethical volunteer trip

Best female travel blogs

How to stay safe when traveling solo

Relaxing couples vacations

Common work-related travel expenses

Top luxury travel companies

Meals from around the world

Cheap travel insurance for families

Best luxury hotels in the world

How to avoid the single supplement when traveling solo

Tips for flying with a baby

Lesbian travel groups

Outdoor vacations for couples

Fun trips for kids

Best travel yoga mats

How to travel with a yoga mat

Best hiking vacations

Top guided backpacking trips

Best travel baby gear

Gifts for traveling couples

The top all-inclusive family vacations

Best family beach destinations

Tips for traveling with grandchildren

Quotes about family travel

Travel jobs for couples

Top liveaboard dive trips

Fun yoga and hiking retreats

Top spiritual yoga retreats

Safest countries for LGBTQ+ travelers

Holiday Blog Post Ideas For Travel Bloggers

Best gifts for a certain type of traveler — such as the best gifts for solo female travelers

How to book cheap Christmas vacations

How to find cheap Thanksgiving flights

Where to travel during Christmas

Best Christmas markets in europe

Traditional Christmas desserts from around the world

Top Jewish heritage tours

Delicious Kwanzaa recipes

Inspirational Blog Post Ideas For Travel Bloggers

Lessons learned from traveling to X# countries

What travel teaches you

Benefits of traveling

How travel changes your brain

Inspiration travel quotes

Recount one of your favorite funny travel stories

Share an inspiring love story from the road

Share one of your favorite inspiring travel stories about the kindness of strangers abroad

Summer Blog Post Ideas For Travel Bloggers

Cheap summer vacations

Places to visit in summer in the USA

Summer vacation ideas for families

A summer travel guide for a particular destination — or you can even niche down to a specific month, such as July Travel In Seattle

Best travel-sized sunscreens

Stylish active swimsuits

Fall Blog Post Ideas For Travel Bloggers

Where to go apple picking

Fall wine tasting outfit ideas

Fall foliage tours

Scariest haunted houses in America

Best fall road trips

Winter Blog Post Ideas For Travel Bloggers

Best showshoes for hiking

Scenic winter hiking trails

Best places to spend New Year’s Eve

Cozy log cabin getaways

Top ski resorts in a certain destination

Spring Blog Post Ideas For Travel Bloggers

Best gardens in the world

Warm places to visit in April

Cheap spring break trips

Romantic spring getaways

Best Easter holiday destinations

Tourism Blog Ideas

Must visit attractions in X

Best hidden gems in X

Most Instagrammable spots in X

Where to Stay in X

Best restaurants in X

Beach Blog Ideas

Most beautiful beaches in the world

Best beaches for surfing

Best beaches for families

Instagrammable beaches

Best beaches for snorkeling

Travel Agent Blog Ideas

Best time to visit X

Travel deals and discounts

Best travel destinations for families/couples/solo travelers

Guide to all inclusive resorts

Where To Find New Travel Blog Post Ideas

After learning how to start a travel blog and make money , it’s important to regularly publish interesting articles that continuously bring you traffic and help you grow your income.

But, maybe you’re wondering how to come up with blog post ideas that people actually read .

Luckily, I have a few tips for this.

Note that for a full overview of how to create a content plan that aligns with your overall goals, I recommend taking my free Profitable Travel Blog Makeover , a four-day course that takes you from blog branding to monetization.

So earlier in the post I discussed starting with a mission statement that guides your content.

Along with coming up with travel blog post ideas from your own imagination, you can also utilize:

Jasper AI (click for a 10,000-word free trial).

Jasper uses the power of artificial intelligence to help you outline blog posts, create content, and come up with blog post ideas.

You can use the Blog Post Topic Ideas Template and simply enter your:

• company name
• product description
• tone of voice
• how many ideas your need

Boom — Jasper will provide you a list of ideas for travel topics to write about. From there, you can favorite the ones you like to help the tool better get to know what you’re looking for.

Keysearch  (use code “jessieonajourney30” for 30% off)

This is a powerful keyword research tool that can help you optimize your blog content to rank higher in search engine rankings.

You’ll also be able to input desired keywords to see related keywords — as well as questions people have about your keyword in the “Content Assistant” section. These can also be used as travel blog post ideas.

Like tutorials?

Check out this short video to see how to find micro niche keywords and relevant keywords you can actually rank for using Keysearch:

Niche Facebook groups & forums .

Pop into a Facebook group or Reddit forum related to your niche and see what people are discussing. These can make for great travel related content ideas.

Google Trends .

Monitor search trends over a given time. This can help you post about things people are truly talking about.

Pinterest Trends .

See what topics are trending on Pinterest. This tool can help your content marketing efforts by helping you get more traffic to your Pinterest pins, which translates into more visitors to your blog content.

These are just a few of many strategies for coming up with engaging travel post ideas.

How To Write A Travel Blog Post Without Traveling

One common question many travel bloggers have:

How do I write a travel blog without traveling?

Of course, there will be times when travel isn’t possible.

This doesn’t mean you need to stop creating content.

Instead, consider how you might cover where you live in a way that would be interesting to travelers.

For instance, I have loads of New York City travel content because I know that even though it’s not a travel destination to me, it is to other people. Plus, being a local allows me a unique perspective not every blogger can provide.

You might also think about “armchair travel” content; blog post ideas that have a travel theme but can be enjoyed without leaving home.

A few examples of this include roundups of short travel stories , cultural recipes, solo staycation ideas , and other travel at home posts that align with your mission.

These strategies are also great travel blog ideas for beginners, who may be looking to jumpstart their blog with content even if they’re not traveling.

How To Write A Catchy Blog Post Title

Now, here’s the thing when it comes to coming up with ideas for travel blog posts:

Even if you have an amazing article, if your title isn’t enticing, it likely won’t get read.

Luckily, there is a free Headline Analyzer tool from CoSchedule that can help with this.

Basically, it looks at your headline to ensure that:

• It has a good mix of common, uncommon, emotional, and power words
• The first and last three words of the headline are engaging (as these are the words people tend to focus on most)
• It includes searchable keywords
• It isn’t too generic
• It’s the right length (about 60 characters)

How To Start A Travel Blog Post

Now that you have a big list of travel content ideas , it’s time to dive deeper into how to actually write your blog post.

One very important part of your travel blog post is the introduction, as this will affect whether someone continues reading or clicks away.

To help you engage readers right away, I recommend utilizing the APP Method; also known as Agree – Promise – Preview.

This copywriting technique, which I learned about from Backlinko , revolves around the idea that your introduction should first agree with the reader to make it clear you understand them.

From there, you make a promise to them — such as a solution to a problem or a benefit of some kind.

Finally, you provide a preview by sharing exactly what they’ll get out of reading the blog post.

This blog post on growing an email list as a blogger provides a nice example of the APP Formula in action.

It’s also shown here:

Promoting A Travel Blog Post Organically

There are many smart ways to increase blog traffic , a few of which I’ll outline here.

I recommend incorporating these into a content checklist so that you always know exactly what needs to be done before hitting publish on a blog post.

Optimize your blog posts for Search Engine Optimization (SEO) .

In my opinion, the best way to grow your blog traffic is to optimize it to rank in search results.

Once it ranks, you can continue to enjoy steady traffic for the foreseeable future.

Again, Keysearch makes it simple to both research if you can realistically rank for a keyword and then optimize your content for it. You can use code “jessieonajourney30” for 30% off.

While Keysearch offers loads of tutorials on how to use their tool, here is a quick overview:

Above is an example of me researching “places to hike on Long Island,” a keyword I currently rank in the first spot of Google for.

On the left, you can see a graphic comparing all of the first page posts — which provides information for determining whether it’s worth competing for the keyword or not.

For instance, you can see things like how your Domain Authority compares to the other posts already ranking, as well as if the other posts have optimized their title, description, and URL for the keyword you want to rank for.

Additionally, on the right, you can see other suggested keywords with important information related to how competitive they are and how often people search for them.

Keep in mind, this is just the main page of Keysearch. The tool has numerous other features for ranking your posts in Google, too.

Take your SEO to the next level.

Now, another tool that can help with optimizing your content to rank in organic search results is Surfer SEO .

Instead of simply giving you data about other sites that are ranking, Surfer SEO analyzes your website to make tailored recommendations for:

• specific keywords to target
• specific ways to optimize new content
• specific changes to make to old content to improve its chances of ranking
• specific missed opportunities for internal and external backlinks
• specific on-page SEO optimizations (such as optimal word count, title length, image count, etc)
• and much more

As you can see, the tool gets very specific.

In short, you’ll get a step-by-step SEO workflow that can help you grow your traffic and increase your rankings – no guesswork required!

Here is a quick tutorial going over some of Surfer SEO’s powerful features:

While you’ll need a paid plan to get everything I showcase in the video, they do offer a free AI Article Outline Generator to give you a small taste of the platform.

Promote your new travel blog post on your social media channels.

When you promote new content, I highly recommend weaving a story into your shares to increase engagement. Talk about why you wrote the post, how the topic has impacted you, and how it can benefit others.

To save time, you can use a tool like StoryChief to blast your new travel blog content across your blogging hubs, social media channels, and email newsletter with one click.

Speaking of email newsletters…

Understand how to promote your blog content to your email subscribers in an engaging way by utilizing storytelling email marketing .

Just like when sharing travel blog content on social media, it’s helpful to share a story to make your email even more valuable.

Moreover, if you have an automated email sequence set up for new subscribers you can add in your best blog posts to help the content continuously get traffic.

Looking for an email marketing software that’s feature-rich and intuitive — and includes automations?

Click here for a free one-month trial of ConvertKit (no credit card required!).

The platform is made for bloggers by bloggers. And once you sell products, they also offer a marketplace to help their users increase sales.

Choosing Blog Post Categories

In terms of the categories you put on a travel blog post, consider how you want to organize your content.

Typically, your categories will be your blog’s main themes, while your tags help further break them down.

For instance, you might have “North America” as a category and “USA” and “Canada” as tags.

How To Get Paid As A Travel Blogger

There are many ways to boost your travel blogging income — especially if you’re focusing on offering paid products, services, and experiences that fulfill your mission and that are an extension of your travel blog content.

Again, I highly recommend grabbing a seat in my free four-day travel blogging course if you want to learn how to make money blogging, though a few of the main ways I monetize my travel blog include:

Creating & selling online courses.

You’re already sharing knowledge in some way through your helpful blog content. Why not package up your wisdom into an online course that further helps your readers?

Personally, I use and recommend Teachable for creating online courses. That link gets you a two-week free trial, no credit card required!

You’ll have everything you need to be successful — including powerful training videos and support. It’s what I use to create and launch all of my online travel blogging courses .

Selling photo tours in NYC.

After having loads of readers ask me to show them around New York, I decided to get licensed as an NYC tour guide and start offering local experiences.

In fact, I’ve done so well selling these through my blog that I started a sister company, NYC Photo Journeys .

Working with brands.

This includes working on blogger brand collaborations as well as going on paid press trips and promoting partners in my travel blog content.

Affiliate marketing for travel bloggers .

When coming up with travel blog post ideas, I highly recommend you regularly add content optimized for affiliate sales to your publishing schedule. Here are some creative ways to promote affiliate links .

Running display ads on my travel blog.

Personally, I work with Mediavine for this. To see success, you should be publishing SEO-optimized articles and regularly updating older content so that it’s up-to-date.

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If you stay focused, it’s possible to make money blogging in one year or less .

Map out your blogging goals , including what they are, how to reach them, and by when.

Stick with one or two main strategies, and then once you master those, you can add in others. This helps alleviate spreading yourself too thin.

This might mean saying you want to earn $5,000/month in affiliate sales by June 1 through publishing two affiliate-optimized blog posts per month, publishing two affiliate-optimized videos per month as part of your YouTube strategy , and hosting a free challenge that promotes an affiliate each quarter.

Remember, also, to grab access to my free Travel Blogger Resource Library to snag printables and workshops that can help you take your blog full-time much quicker.

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Nearly 90 percent of travel agents told Travel Market Report that social media is important to their marketing plans, populating their clients’ and prospects’ timelines and newsfeeds with pictures from far-away destinations, including their own travels and special offers.

But a recent study by Passport Online Inc., a company that provides advisors with social media content and websites, shows that agents must go deeper, and directly engage customers in conversations about their travel dreams, to make social media worthwhile.

“Where we had put our efforts, and where we tell agents they need to be, all focuses on this term of meaningful engagement,” said Jeanne Colombo, vice president of strategic partnerships at the Beaverton, Oregon-based Passport Online Inc. “You have to humanize your brand, and create content that allows fans to have back-and-forth comments with you.”

Passport Online’s analysis of social media engagement for its ESP Facebook Posting service customers shows that, by the end of 2018, travel agencies were experiencing a 170 percent increase in consumer comments on their Facebook pages.

The top-performing post (4,307 comments) was one that asked consumers what type of vacation they preferred of two options – an overwater bungalow or a cabin in the woods. The second most commented post featured four vacation photo options to choose from: “If you were handed a one-week, all-expenses-paid vacation, which one of these places would you choose? A) New Orleans; B) Guatemala; C) Las Vegas or D) Santorini, Greece.”

According to their analysis, inspirational memes are excellent ways to get your content shared. One photo of a mountain range and a quote about how where people travel makes up a big part of who they are, was shared 524 times, the most of any post produced by the company.

Travel advice also does well, with a post about carrying copies of your passport being shared 447 times.

While likes are no longer a principal currency in Facebook success, likes still do help increase the likelihood that a post will appear in the newsfeed of someone who knows a travel agent’s followers. There, the two top likes were a post for agents celebrating Travel Agent Day, May 2, 2018 (2,756 likes), “because we love what we do! It's so fulfilling to help people plan their dream vacations!”; followed closely by a Mar. 13, 2018 post (2,737 likes) of a couple on a beach with a quote about how travel enriches those who travel.

The next level of engagement While Colombo is happy to see engagement increasing overall, she advises agents to understand that there are levels of engagement in the different types of interactions, and advisors need to both understand these differences, and react accordingly to increase engagement to the point of gaining the right to call the follower a customer.

“The easiest thing to do on Facebook is to like, and that’s an opportunity for the advisor to ask why they liked it, or comment about their engagement,” she said. “A share requires the consumer to think of who they want to share with, and agents should see who that is. A comment goes another level deeper, because it requires you to come up with something to say, and that means someone is truly engaged.”

“If someone comments, you can’t say, ‘I don’t have the time to engage them.’ That’s a hot lead. Someone commented. They are 100 percent closable. It might not be today. But you need to write them back: ‘Hey Stan, anyone else want to go on this trip with you. Gather five other couples to go with you for vow renewals.’ It’s all about how to get a lead into my sales funnel.”

Passport Online’s study shows agents received a 110 percent increase in shares and a nearly 75 percent increase in clicks. According to year-end statistics reported by Facebook, more than 2.2 billion people are on Facebook; and 78 percent of American consumers have discovered something on Facebook and then purchased it from a retailer or small business.

Make your social more personal While vacation option posts are engaging, more important is for agents to personalize their digital marketing through platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Colombo advises agents that consumers want to hear more about why agents do what they do.

“They’re almost begging travel agents, ‘tell me about you.’ If you’re an Italy specialist, a cruise specialist, don’t just tell me about what you know and what you sell. You have to create places on your website that talk about why you specialize in those areas, your uniqueness.”

“It goes down to that old adage: ‘People do business with people they like.’ So, you have to decide, who do you want to be as an agent? What do you want to sell? Narrow that list down, because it’s a trap trying to be all things to all people.”

Colombo advises agents to try to post three times a day, to capture more of their clients’ and prospects’ mindshare. “It’s about remaining relevant and top-of-mind. Your clients and prospects are always moving in and out of your pipeline, depending on when they are looking to travel and what they want to purchase, so keeping up a steady stream of digital posts will increase the odds that you are there when they are looking for you,” she said.

The study also establishes some benchmarks that agents can use for their own social media strategies. For example, Passport Online found that the average clickthrough rate for offer posts was 10.9 percent, which is significantly higher than the industry norm. “This statistic shows the level of consumer interest in offers provided by their personal travel agency and the loyalty of consumers to view trusted offers provided by their travel agency,” said Colombo.

While social media is so prominent and popular today, Colombo cautioned agents not to overlook email. For the email marketing channels Passport Online supports, the average agency customer database grew last year from an average of 1,000 names to just under 4,000 names on average per agency.

Colombo also urged agents not to neglect their other digital assets at the expense of social media. In many respects, she said, they need to be coordinated together. “Do your blog regularly. We’ll post onto your Facebook account, but you need to post your own unique content at your website, and where possible, link your social back to that content,” she said.

Passport Online helps more than 7,500 travel agencies host and manage their digital footprint through websites, social media and email marketing; and works with another 30,000 agents through industry consortia and host agencies. This includes more than 1,500 travel agency business Facebook pages.

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Komsomolskaya metro station looks like a museum. It has vaulted ceilings and baroque decor.

Hidden underground, in the heart of Moscow, are historical and architectural treasures of Russia. These are Soviet-era creations – the metro stations of Moscow.

Our guide Maria introduced these elaborate metro stations as “the palaces for the people.” Built between 1937 and 1955, each station holds its own history and stories. Stalin had the idea of building beautiful underground spaces that the masses could enjoy. They would look like museums, art centers, concert halls, palaces and churches. Each would have a different theme. None would be alike.

The two-hour private tour was with a former Intourist tour guide named Maria. Maria lived in Moscow all her life and through the communist era of 60s to 90s. She has been a tour guide for more than 30 years. Being in her 60s, she moved rather quickly for her age. We traveled and crammed with Maria and other Muscovites on the metro to visit 10 different metro stations.

Arrow showing the direction of metro line 1 and 2

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To Maria, every street, metro and building told a story. I couldn’t keep up with her stories. I don’t remember most of what she said because I was just thrilled being in Moscow.   Added to that, she spilled out so many Russian words and names, which to one who can’t read Cyrillic, sounded so foreign and could be easily forgotten.

The metro tour was the first part of our all day tour of Moscow with Maria. Here are the stations we visited:

1. Komsomolskaya Metro Station  is the most beautiful of them all. Painted yellow and decorated with chandeliers, gold leaves and semi precious stones, the station looks like a stately museum. And possibly decorated like a palace. I saw Komsomolskaya first, before the rest of the stations upon arrival in Moscow by train from St. Petersburg.

2. Revolution Square Metro Station (Ploshchad Revolyutsii) has marble arches and 72 bronze sculptures designed by Alexey Dushkin. The marble arches are flanked by the bronze sculptures. If you look closely you will see passersby touching the bronze dog's nose. Legend has it that good luck comes to those who touch the dog's nose.

Touch the dog's nose for good luck. At the Revolution Square station

Revolution Square Metro Station

3. Arbatskaya Metro Station served as a shelter during the Soviet-era. It is one of the largest and the deepest metro stations in Moscow.

Arbatskaya Metro Station

4. Biblioteka Imeni Lenina Metro Station was built in 1935 and named after the Russian State Library. It is located near the library and has a big mosaic portrait of Lenin and yellow ceramic tiles on the track walls.

Lenin's portrait at the Biblioteka Imeni Lenina Metro Station

5. Kievskaya Metro Station was one of the first to be completed in Moscow. Named after the capital city of Ukraine by Kiev-born, Nikita Khruschev, Stalin's successor.

Kievskaya Metro Station

6. Novoslobodskaya Metro Station  was built in 1952. It has 32 stained glass murals with brass borders.

Novoslobodskaya metro station

7. Kurskaya Metro Station was one of the first few to be built in Moscow in 1938. It has ceiling panels and artwork showing Soviet leadership, Soviet lifestyle and political power. It has a dome with patriotic slogans decorated with red stars representing the Soviet's World War II Hall of Fame. Kurskaya Metro Station is a must-visit station in Moscow.

Ceiling panel and artworks at Kurskaya Metro Station

8. Mayakovskaya Metro Station built in 1938. It was named after Russian poet Vladmir Mayakovsky. This is one of the most beautiful metro stations in the world with 34 mosaics painted by Alexander Deyneka.

Mayakovskaya station

One of the over 30 ceiling mosaics in Mayakovskaya metro station

9. Belorusskaya Metro Station is named after the people of Belarus. In the picture below, there are statues of 3 members of the Partisan Resistance in Belarus during World War II. The statues were sculpted by Sergei Orlov, S. Rabinovich and I. Slonim.

10. Teatralnaya Metro Station (Theatre Metro Station) is located near the Bolshoi Theatre.

Teatralnaya Metro Station decorated with porcelain figures .

Taking the metro's escalator at the end of the tour with Maria the tour guide.

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January 15, 2017 at 8:17 am

An excellent read! Thanks for much for sharing the Russian metro system with us. We're heading to Moscow in April and exploring the metro stations were on our list and after reading your post, I'm even more excited to go visit them. Thanks again 🙂

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Hi, do you remember which tour company you contacted for this tour?

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Last week, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced an Airline Passenger Protection Partnership with state AGs (Partnership), which is the latest example of how AGs continue to expand their regulatory reach through collaboration with their federal counterparts. The announcement comes in response to growing frustration among certain AGs regarding their inability to investigate passenger complaints and enforce state consumer protection laws against airlines after efforts to urge Congress to pass legislation that would vest AGs with enforcement authority over airlines had limited success. With the Partnership’s announcement, the participating AGs will not only be empowered to investigate complaints they receive against airlines but also will have access to complaints filed directly by consumers with DOT against airlines and travel agencies. Airlines and other sellers of air transportation should brace themselves for an influx of consumer complaints and proceed with caution in responding to those complaints.

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Federal preemption has generally protected the airline industry from AG regulatory scrutiny. Such preemption prevents state and local governments, as well as private parties, from bringing claims under state consumer protection statutes or other state laws "related to a price, route, or service of an air carrier." 1 This prohibition, in turn, has historically been interpreted as a limitation on the AGs’ ability to investigate consumer complaints against airlines (but not travel agencies). As of this writing, 18 AGs have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with DOT, with seven additional AGs expressing similar interest in joining the MOU. Significantly, the MOU not only encourages AGs to investigate consumer complaints about airlines and travel agencies, but it also effectively deputizes the AGs to make a preliminary determination as to whether the complaints indicate a potential violation of federal aviation consumer protection laws enforced by DOT. If such a preliminary AG determination is made and forwarded to DOT, or if the airline or travel agency is not responsive to the AG’s inquiries, DOT will prioritize its review. Where that DOT review indicates an apparent violation, DOT will issue a letter of inquiry to the airline or travel agency, provided the AG referral includes more than five similar consumer complaints or DOT determines it is in the public interest to do so. DOT will include AG staff on the letter of inquiry, and if DOT determines a violation has occurred, consult with AG staff before determining what steps to take next.

DOT has also agreed to grant the AGs access to DOT’s new complaint database, thereby assisting the AGs in their assessment of whether a violation has occurred and providing the AGs with additional insight into national complaint trends. If the past is prologue, those airlines and travel agencies with the greatest complaint volume will be most at risk for multistate investigations and coordinated enforcement activity. Under federal law, most airlines are already required to respond to written consumer complaints in a timely manner.

Nevertheless, every airline or travel agency regulated by DOT ( e.g. , U.S. airlines, foreign airlines that provide flights to or from the United States, and travel agencies that market flights to, from, or within the United States to U.S. consumers) should expect an increase in investigation letters from AGs that have entered into the MOU with DOT. Pennsylvania AG Michelle Henry’s press release lauding the Partnership contemplates a spike in complaint volume: "At a time when passenger concerns about air travel are climbing and just as we are about to enter the busy summer travel season, airlines must be attentive to consumer comfort and inform the Department of Transportation about major issues." Connecticut AG William Tong called the MOU " a powerful breakthrough " that "explicitly authorizes attorneys general to participate in the enforcement of federal airline consumer protection laws." The AGs are, in all likelihood, actively informing their constituents about this recently announced Partnership and inviting consumers to file complaints with their offices. DOT-regulated entities must be prepared to respond—not only in form but also in substance.

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Complaints are the canary in the coal mine of regulatory enforcement. Timely resolutions will undoubtedly help mitigate regulatory scrutiny, as explained in our Expert Analysis for Law360: " How Consumer Complaints Can Help Companies " (subscription required). We find that businesses that have systems in place to efficiently track the resolution of complaints are best equipped to handle AG inquiries. Airlines and travel agencies should ensure that there is an efficient and clear workflow to evaluate, escalate, and respond to complaints, as well as periodically update and audit compliance with their policies and procedures. It is important that such entities also understand How State AGs Process and Prioritize Consumer Complaints to appreciate the differences in how AGs evaluate and escalate complaints. In addition to evaluating their own complaint trends, businesses should also stay current on consumer complaint trends as reported by DOT.

Customer relations teams should pay heed to the warnings above and ensure they are appropriately resourced to handle the expected influx of complaints. In addition to understanding and addressing the top causes of consumer complaints, businesses should closely follow DOT’s rulemaking activities, including two recently-released final rules addressing:

• refunds for flight irregularities, significantly delayed bags, and ancillary services when not provided, as well as travel credits for certain consumers affected by a serious communicable disease; and
• enhanced transparency of airline ancillary service fees displayed in response to online flight searches. These final rules are in addition to ongoing DOT initiatives to eliminate so-called family seating fees and to specify amenities that must be provided by airlines during flight irregularities within their control.

The expansion of state AG collaboration with federal co-enforcers is not new. As we have previously reported , AGs frequently partner with the FTC, CFPB, and DOJ, leveraging the force-magnifying effect of co-enforcement power to investigate and bring enforcement actions against businesses for a variety of consumer protection, antitrust , and data privacy violations. With AGs now having their hands on DOT’s regulatory steering wheel, airlines and travel agencies should expect increased regulatory scrutiny as AGs and DOT join forces on consumer protection issues in the aviation sector.

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A Secret Service agent tasked with protecting Vice President Kamala Harris brawled with several other agents on Monday morning, the agency confirmed.

The altercation took place around 9 a.m. near Joint Base Andrews on the outskirts of Washington, DC, prior to Harris’ arrival.

The agent in question, whose identity has not been revealed, was immediately “removed from their assignment,” the Secret Service told The Post.

“A US Secret Service special agent supporting the Vice President’s departure from Joint Base Andrews began displaying behavior their colleagues found distressing,” Anthony Guglielmi, chief of communications for the US Secret Service, said to The Post.

“The US Secret Service takes the safety and health of our employees very seriously.”

Medical personnel were called to the scene, per Guglielmi. The agent had been at Joint Base Andrews to support Harris’ planned departure, but ultimately the scuffle did not delay her travel.

Guglielmi added that because it was a “medical matter,” the department would not “disclose any further details.”

Harris traveled to New York City, where she was scheduled to tape an interview on “The Drew Barrymore Show.”

The agent who instigated the fight was armed and grew aggressive with others, the Washington Examiner reported . A detail shift supervisor and special agent in charge attempted to cool them off, but then a fight broke out, according to the report.

That agent began acting erratically when she arrived at Joint Base Andrews, eventually getting on top of the special agent in charge of the vice president before punching him, RealClearPolitics reported .

Afterward, the unnamed agent was reportedly handcuffed and received medical attention.

BREAKING: Sources within the Secret Service community tell me the agent assigned to VP Kamala Harris was armed during the fight – that the gun was secured in the agent's holster until other agents physically restrained the agent and took the gun from the agent's possession. I'm… https://t.co/kxLLOlFy4b — Susan Crabtree (@susancrabtree) April 24, 2024

Following the blow-up, some questioned the hiring process behind that agent, including any assessment of that individual’s background, according to RealClearPolitics.

There had also apparently been longstanding concerns about the agent in question prior to Monday’s incident, per the report.

Harris was notified about the situation, according to Guglielmi.

Editor’s note: A previous version of this story wrongly identified the Secret Service agent as a male. Sources have since informed The Post the agent was female.

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Moscow to Elektrostal by train

The journey from Moscow to Elektrostal by train is 32.44 mi and takes 2 hr 7 min. There are 71 connections per day, with the first departure at 12:15 AM and the last at 11:46 PM. It is possible to travel from Moscow to Elektrostal by train for as little as or as much as . The best price for this journey is .

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How can I find the cheapest train tickets to get from Moscow to Elektrostal?

Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. You can find train tickets for prices as low as , but it may require some flexibility with your travel plans. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets. Unfortunately, no price was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find price results. Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets.

How long does it take to get from Moscow to Elektrostal by train?

The journey between Moscow and Elektrostal by train is approximately 32.44 mi. It will take you more or less 2 hr 7 min to complete this journey. This average figure does not take into account any delays that might arise on your route in exceptional circumstances. If you are planning to make a connection or operating on a tight schedule, give yourself plenty of time. The distance between Moscow and Elektrostal is around 32.44 mi. Depending on the exact route and provider you travel with, your journey time can vary. On average, this journey will take approximately 2 hr 7 min. However, the fastest routes between Moscow and Elektrostal take 1 hr 3 min. If a fast journey is a priority for you when traveling, look out for express services that may get you there faster. Some flexibility may be necessary when booking. Often, these services only leave at particular times of day - or even on certain days of the week. You may also find a faster journey by taking an indirect route and connecting in another station along the way.

How many journeys from Moscow to Elektrostal are there every day?

On average, there are 71 daily departures from Moscow to Elektrostal. However, there may be more or less on different days. Providers' timetables can change on certain days of the week or public holidays, and many also vary at particular times of year. Some providers change their schedules during the summer season, for example. At very busy times, there may be up to departures each day. The providers that travel along this route include , and each operates according to their own specific schedules. As a traveler, you may prefer a direct journey, or you may not mind making changes and connections. If you have heavy suitcases, a direct journey could be best; otherwise, you might be able to save money and enjoy more flexibility by making a change along the way. Every day, there are an average of 18 departures from Moscow which travel directly to Elektrostal. There are 53 journeys with one change or more. Unfortunately, no connection was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find connections.

Book in advance and save

If you're looking for the best deal for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal, booking train tickets in advance is a great way to save money, but keep in mind that advance tickets are usually not available until 3 months before your travel date.

Stay flexible with your travel time and explore off-peak journeys

Planning your trips around off-peak travel times not only means that you'll be able to avoid the crowds, but can also end up saving you money. Being flexible with your schedule and considering alternative routes or times will significantly impact the amount of money you spend on getting from Moscow to Elektrostal.

Always check special offers

Checking on the latest deals can help save a lot of money, making it worth taking the time to browse and compare prices. So make sure you get the best deal on your ticket and take advantage of special fares for children, youth and seniors as well as discounts for groups.

Unlock the potential of slower trains or connecting trains

If you're planning a trip with some flexible time, why not opt for the scenic route? Taking slower trains or connecting trains that make more stops may save you money on your ticket – definitely worth considering if it fits in your schedule.

Best time to book cheap train tickets from Moscow to Elektrostal

The cheapest Moscow - Elektrostal train tickets can be found for as low as $35.01 if you’re lucky, or $54.00 on average. The most expensive ticket can cost as much as $77.49.

Find the best day to travel to Elektrostal by train

When travelling to Elektrostal by train, if you want to avoid crowds you can check how frequently our customers are travelling in the next 30-days using the graph below. On average, the peak hours to travel are between 6:30am and 9am in the morning, or between 4pm and 7pm in the evening. Please keep this in mind when travelling to your point of departure as you may need some extra time to arrive, particularly in big cities!

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FACT SHEET: Biden- ⁠ Harris Administration Announces Rules to Deliver Automatic Refunds and Protect Consumers from Surprise Junk Fees in Air   Travel

Newly finalized rules will mandate automatic, cash refunds for cancelled or significantly delayed flights and save consumers over half a billion dollars every year in airline fees

WASHINGTON – Building on a historic record of expanding consumer protections and standing up for airline passengers, the Biden-Harris Administration announced final rules that require airlines to provide automatic cash refunds to passengers when owed and protect consumers from costly surprise airline fees. These rules will significantly expand consumer protections in air travel, provide passengers an easier pathway to refunds when owed, and save consumers over half a billion dollars every year in hidden and surprise junk fees.   The rules are part of the Biden-Harris Administration’s work to lower costs for consumers and take on corporate rip-offs. President Biden signed an Executive Order on Promoting Competition in 2021 that encouraged DOT to take steps to promote fairer, more transparent, and competitive markets.   Requiring Automatic Cash Airline Refunds

The first rule requires airlines to promptly provide passengers with automatic cash refunds when owed because their flights are cancelled or significantly changed, their checked bags are significantly delayed, or the ancillary services, like Wi-Fi, they purchased are not provided.   Without this rule, consumers have to navigate a patchwork of cumbersome processes to request and receive a refund — searching through airline websites to figure out how to make the request, filling out extra “digital paperwork,” or at times waiting for hours on the phone. Passengers would also receive a travel credit or voucher by default from many airlines instead of getting their money back, so they could not use their refund to rebook on another airline when their flight was changed or cancelled without navigating a cumbersome request process.   DOT’s rule makes it simple and straightforward for passengers to receive the money they are owed. The final rule requires refunds to be:

• Automatic: Airlines must automatically issue refunds without passengers having to explicitly request them or jump through hoops.
• Prompt: Airlines and ticket agents must promptly issue refunds within seven business days of refunds becoming due for credit card purchases and 20 calendar days for other payment methods.
• Cash or original form of payment: Airlines and ticket agents must provide refunds in cash or whatever original payment method the individual used to make the purchase, such as credit card or airline miles. Airlines may not substitute vouchers, travel credits, or other forms of compensation unless the passenger affirmatively chooses to accept alternative compensation.
• Full amount: Airlines and ticket agents must provide full refunds of the ticket purchase price, minus the value of any portion of transportation already used. The refunds must include all government-imposed taxes and fees and airline-imposed fees.

Protecting Against Surprise Airline Junk Fees

Secondly, DOT is requiring airlines and ticket agents to tell consumers upfront what fees they charge for checked bags, a carry-on bag, for changing a reservation, or cancelling a reservation. This ensures that consumers can avoid surprise fees when they purchase tickets from airlines or ticket agents, including both brick-and-mortar travel agencies or online travel agencies. The rule will help consumers avoid unneeded or unexpected charges that can increase quickly and add significant cost to what may, at first, look like a cheap ticket. Extra fees, like checked baggage and change fees, have been a growing source of revenue for airlines, while also becoming more complex and confusing for passengers over time. In total, thanks to the final rule, consumers are expected to save over half a billion dollars every year that they are currently overpaying in airline fees. DOT’s rule ensures that consumers have the information they need to better understand the true costs of air travel. Under the final rule, airlines are required to:

• Disclose baggage, change, and cancellation fees upfront : Each fee must be disclosed the first time that fare and schedule information is provided on the airline’s online platform — and cannot be displayed through a hyperlink.
• Explain fee policies before ticket purchase: For each type of baggage, airlines and ticket agents must spell out the weight and dimension limitations that they impose. They must also describe any prohibitions or restrictions on changing or cancelling a flight, along with policies related to differences in fare when switching to a more or less expensive flight.  
• Share fee information with third parties : An airline must provide useable, current, and accurate information regarding its baggage, change, and cancellation fees and policies to any company that is required to disclose them to consumers and receives fare, schedule, and availability information from that airline.
• Inform consumers that seats are guaranteed: When offering an advance seat assignment for a fee, airlines and ticket agents must let consumers know that purchasing a seat is not necessary to travel, so consumers can avoid paying unwanted seat selection fees.
• Provide both standard and passenger-specific fee information:  Consumers can choose to view passenger-specific fee information based on their participation in the airline’s rewards program, their military status, or the credit card that they use — or they can decide to stay anonymous and get the standard fee information.
• End discount bait-and-switch tactics: The final rule puts an end to the bait-and-switch tactics some airlines use to disguise the true cost of discounted flights. It prohibits airlines from advertising a promotional discount off a low base fare that does not include all mandatory carrier-imposed fees.

DOT’s Historic Record of Consumer Protection Under the Biden-Harris Administration Both of these actions were suggested for consideration by the DOT in the Executive Order on Promoting Competition and build on historic steps the Biden-Harris Administration has already taken to expand consumer protections, promote competition, and protect air travelers. Under the Biden-Harris Administration, DOT has advanced the largest expansion of airline passenger rights, issued the biggest fines against airlines for failing consumers, and returned more money to passengers in refunds and reimbursements than ever before in the Department’s history.

• DOT launched the flightrights.gov dashboard, and now all 10 major U.S. airlines guarantee free rebooking and meals, and nine guarantee hotel accommodations when an airline issue causes a significant delay or cancellation. These are new commitments the airlines added to their customer service plans that DOT can legally ensure they adhere to and are displayed on flightrights.gov.
• Since President Biden took office, DOT has helped return more than $3 billion in refunds and reimbursements owed to airline passengers – including over $600 million to passengers affected by the Southwest Airlines holiday meltdown in 2022.
• DOT has issued over $164 million in penalties against airlines for consumer protection violations. Between 1996 and 2020, DOT collectively issued less than $71 million in penalties against airlines for consumer protection violations.
• DOT recently launched a new partnership with a bipartisan group of state attorneys general to fast-track the review of consumer complaints, hold airlines accountable, and protect the rights of the traveling public.
• In 2023, the flight cancellation rate in the U.S. was a record low at under 1.2% — the lowest rate of flight cancellations in over 10 years despite a record amount of air travel
• DOT is undertaking its first ever industry-wide review of airline privacy practices and its first review of airline loyalty programs

In addition to finalizing the rules to require automatic refunds and protect consumers from surprise fees, DOT is also pursuing rulemakings that would:

• Propose to ban family seating junk fees and guarantee that parents can sit with their children for no extra charge when they fly. Before President Biden and Secretary Buttigieg pressed airlines last year, no airline committed to guaranteeing fee-free family seating. Now, four airlines guarantee fee-free family seating, as the Department is working on its family seating junk fee ban proposal.
• Propose to make passenger compensation and amenities mandatory so that travelers are taken care of when airlines cause flight delays or cancellations.
• Expand the rights for passengers who use wheelchairs and ensure that they can travel safely and with dignity . The comment period on this proposed rule closes on May 13, 2024.

Travelers can learn more about their protections when they fly at  FlightRights.gov . Consumers may file an airline complaint with the Department  here .

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