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With smartphones dominating how travellers research, plan, and book their journeys, mobile marketing is no longer optional for travel and leisure brands, it is essential.

The travel and leisure sector doesn’t sit still and 2025 is expected to be no different. Driven by technological changes, consumer preferences and global sustainability challenges, here are five key trends we expect to shape travel marketing strategies next year.

The tourism and hospitality industry is competitive, everchanging and busy. Businesses like hotels have to put extra care into their marketing to ensure they stand out from the crowd.

Event marketing is a crucial element of modern marketing. It offers many excellent advantages, including the opportunity to interact with, and engage, customers directly. In many instances, it can also offer a very broad platform for reaching many different kinds of people.

Event marketing involves a series of tried-and-tested promotional tactics designed to increase the scope of your event’s reach at every stage. In today’s digital age, event marketing is more important than ever before, and business owners are equipped with the tools they need for successful events.

It’s not uncommon for people to believe that, once the event is planned and has gone smoothly, their job is done. However, if you want to make the most of your investment, the event itself is only a part of the potential earnings.

When you run a travel and tourism website, a CMS can be a significant advantage. However, more often than not, the owners and managers of these businesses and websites are unaware of the benefits of this type of tool, or may never have heard of it to begin with.

Google Analytics is a powerful tool that can be immensely helpful when you’re trying to grow your business. However, very few travel businesses fully realise the range of uses that this tool offers. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the tool, what it is, and how it can benefit your business.

Attracting business travellers can become a niche focus for travel companies, especially in a world where businesses are investing more in employee mobility and remote working solutions.