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Hotel Blogs - Let's talk about hotels: This Week In Hotels #8 (Hotel Distribution, Direct vs. OTAs, Freemium vs. Free)Hotel Blogs - Let's talk about hotels« Good discussions on LinkedIN |Main| The most anticipated hotel opening in London - W hotel London #1 »Friday, August 20, 2010This Week In Hotels #8 (Hotel Distribution, Direct vs. OTAs, Freemium vs. Free)
In this week episode #8 of This Week in Hotels, Josiah and I discuss:
Section 1: Back and Forth
- the balance of indirect distribution vs direct distribution
- is it possible to work without online travel agents
- how to you keep you hotel website the best channel for the best rates
- thoughts on the latest article of Wired founder Chris Anderson The Web Is Dead, Long Live the Internet
- freemium model vs. free
- Twitter applications (Seesmic, Tweetdeck, HootSuite)
Section 2: Hotel site review analysis
- this week we are reviewing Mafia Island Hotel resort website
Section 3: Questions from the audience
- no questions this week but feel free to throw some at us for next week show by using our Twitter accounts @hotelblogs and @HMarketingHelp
Prefer the mp3 to listen while exercising or commuting? I do, too. Here’s the download.
For next week, we would appreciate if you could send us:
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TRIPADVISOR DIRECT LINK IS ONE OF THE BEST LInk
we use it for our two hotels and this is really powerful
all you say in your analys is 100 % right that is what I do evryday and that work , regarding the security I recommend you bookassit they have the pci
@Si Hocine - thanks for sharing your view on your experience with TripAdvisor. Are most booking engines PCI compliant?
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