Personalized Video for Travel & Hospitality
Remind travelers of how much fun you’ve had together.
A highlights reel of the year’s best trips is irresistibly shareable, increasing your reach on social media while you boost retention.
Harness the power of UGC by letting viewers customize their video with their own vacation photos, memories and more. It’s a customer experience with a touch of magic… just what your guests expect from you.
Help travelers envision their next vacation with an upgrade that will make it all the better or send them a personal invitation or discount that feels exclusive.
Personalized Video drives sales in a way that’s contextualized and seamlessly integrated into the customer experience. Draw viewers into the story — their story — for better engagement and conversions.
Loyalty programs extend the customer relationship beyond the booking and improve retention, but if not done right, they don’t deliver value.
Use Personalized Video to onboard new customers, explain benefits or remind them of rewards they don’t want to miss on.
Then take it to the next level with interactivity and invite them to design their dream vacation. Just a few clicks and they can create a customized video that helps them imagine the possibilities.
Deliver the most relevant offers in the most engaging way, improving conversion rates and ROAS. Show prospective customers different videos based on their interests, location, age and who they travel with.
Dynamic Video Ads for Facebook and Instagram are hyper-targeted to a customer’s profile, delivering up to 7x ROAS.
Travel & Hospitality Client Results
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Client Testimonial
Head of Performance Marketing & Marketing Automation
SunExpress Airlines
VP/Group Creative Director
Digitas
Client Campaigns
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