The Power Of Digital Marketing

The coronavirus crisis is having massive impacts on the tourism industry—and while we’re not out of the woods yet, the Destination Analysts Coronavirus Travel Sentiment Index Report shows Americans are looking at travelling again and planning their trips. As destinations prepare to welcome visitors again, you prepare to release new travel products or promote your travel brand or market your non-travel brand to travelers, we know that marketing and advertising will be important, but we’re also aware that the budget for doing so may be less than ideal.  So we’ve created advertising options and packages on The Jet Set specifically for destinations, tourism/convention boards, travel products and other industry organizations. As the first and only travel and lifestyle show on television, airing in all 210 US television markets (broadcast and cable) as well as in 13 countries, The Jet Set's viewership increased throughout the pandemic to an average of 2.6 million viewers an episode. Peo

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