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Singapore Tourism Board teams up with TripAdvisor on destination web portal
Singapore Tourism Board teams up with TripAdvisor on destination web portal YourSingapore.com and TripAdvisor’s Singapore City Guides mobile application.
TripAdvisor launches Full Review Form tool
TripAdvisor has announced the launch of a free online tool designed to empower hotel, restaurant and attraction owners to collect candid reviews and opinions through their own websites to be published on TripAdvisor. Business owners and marketers may download the Full Review Form tool immediately via the TripAdvisor Widget Centre.
TripAdvisor data reveals myth of the moaning Brit
The UK is no longer a nation prone to complaining, at least when it comes to travel, data revealed today by TripAdvisor®, the world’s largest travel site, would suggest.
Olympics opening ceremony expected to boost UK tourism
Watched by 27 million Brits, Friday’s Olympics opening ceremony was hailed a triumph across the country, but will Danny Boyle’s spectacular show resonate with oversees viewers and tempt them to visit Britain? A new poll by TripAdvisor, the world’s largest travel site, reveals that 56% of respondents believe the opening ceremony itself will have a positive impact on UK tourism.
Olympics Opening Ceremony expected to boost UK tourism
Watched by 27 million British views, the Olympics opening ceremony was hailed a triumph across the country, but will Danny Boyle’s spectacular show resonate with oversees viewers and tempt them to visit Britain? A new poll by TripAdvisor reveals that 56 per cent of respondents believe the opening ceremony itself will have a positive impact on UK tourism.
TripAdvisor: 47% of U.S. hotels expect higher rates ahead of fall travel season
TripAdvisor today announced the results of the latest TripAdvisor Industry Index™, the world’s largest hotel survey. With more than 25,000 responses from hoteliers around the globe, and over 5,000 from the U.S. alone, the survey has revealed some startling findings about today’s top hospitality industry trends.
TripAdvisor survey reveals UK accommodation confidence returning
TripAdvisor has announced the results of its latest Industry Index, the largest hotel survey in the world. With more than 25,000 responses from accommodation owners around the globe, the survey noted economic optimism is rising among the accommodation industry in the UK.
TripAdvisor reaches 75 million travel reviews
TripAdvisor has announced it now features more than 75 million travel reviews and opinions, up from 50 million one year ago. A testament to the site’s enduring usefulness and freshness of content, the company also reports remarkable growth in other key areas, including membership.
British travellers split on airport liquid ban
Following last week’s news that the EU Commission is to keep the ban on taking liquids onto aircraft indefinitely, TripAdvisor can reveal that British travellers are split down the middle on this issue.
TrustYou links with TripAdvisor
Online reputation management market leader for the hospitality industry TrustYou has announced it has entered an agreement with TripAdvisor as global authorised partner. The new partnership will give TrustYou clients the ability to monitor their TripAdvisor reviews in 21 languages through the TrustYou reputation management tool.
TripAdvisor sees share price slide as sales fall short
TripAdvisor has seen share prices plunge in market trading after second- quarter revenue missed analysts’ estimates. Revenue climbed 16 per cent to $197 million, the Newton, Massachusetts-based company said earlier.
TripAdvisor associated with £1.7bn of UK tourism spend in 2011
TripAdvisor has released insights from a new study on the impact of online user review sites on consumer behaviour and the UK tourist and hospitality industry. Commissioned by TripAdvisor and conducted by Tourism Economics, a leading provider of economic analysis in this field, the findings show that consumers using User-Generated Content (UGC) sites such as TripAdvisor are more likely to increase both their time and spending on tourist accommodation and locations in the UK.