U.S. apparel and accessories label Michael Kors is bolstering its upcoming New York Fashion Week show by giving consumers complete access through a microsite.
Hospitality organization Leading Hotels of the World is shining a spotlight on its properties that have been featured in Hollywood films to celebrate the Academy Awards and the brand’s 85th anniversary this year.
Mobile campaigns leveraging location targeting outperformed non-location targeted campaigns by a factor of two times, according to a new report from Verve Mobile.
Four Seasons Hotel New York is inviting Fashion Week goers to share their footwear choices via an on-site shoe photo booth and follow the action via Instagram and Twitter.
Apple has been dethroned as the leader when it comes to emotional engagement and loyalty for mobile products, with Samsung taking the No. 1 spot for smartphones and Amazon taking the lead for tablets, according to a new report from Brand Keys.
Starwood Hotels & Resorts is boosting incentives to join its Starwood Preferred Guest membership by offering a partnership with Delta Air Lines to give members additional benefits while traveling.
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As hotel chains spend funds to open new channels for social and mobile, their Web sites are often left to languish and now have become brochureware with a reservation engine slapped on to the menu.
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