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TripAdvisor to reveal its secrets
TripAdvisor is launching a series of Master Class events to help Asia-Pacific hotel businesses learn the secrets of TripAdvisor’s marketing resources and tools.
Classes will cover a range of online marketing best practices, as well as offering opportunities for Q&A and live site demonstrations.
At each event, TripAdvisor will showcase the benefits of the company’s free and paid resources for hotel owners and managers, including TripAdvisor Management Centre – a free resource platform – and TripAdvisor Business Listings – a subscription product for property owners and managers wishing to upgrade their hotel page on TripAdvisor.
Upcoming 2012 Master Classes in Australia and India will be held in the following cities:
Sydney – Tuesday, February 21
Melbourne – Thursday, February 23,
New Delhi – Tuesday, April 10
Mumbai – Thursday, April 12
Details at TripAdvisorMasterClass.com.
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