Travel PR that rides the booking seasons

Travel coverage follows the calendar: January planning, summer escapes, autumn breaks and festive trips. We plan destination data, expert tips and round-ups around those peaks so your brand is in the story when people book.

What makes travel & hospitality PR different

Timing is everything

Travel editors plan seasonal features weeks ahead. Pitching in the wrong month wastes a strong idea.

Destination content is saturated

Generic city guides are everywhere. Original data and first-hand expertise cut through.

Regional press loves local angles

Rankings that compare cities or regions get picked up widely by local newspapers.

Story angles that work for travel & hospitality brands

Example story types we adapt to your data and experts. Each one maps to a service.

Index

Best value destinations

A ranking of destinations by cost, weather or crowds, timed for the planning season.

Data-led campaigns
Expert

Travel hacks from the inside

Hotel or booking experts sharing practical tips for busy travel periods.

Expert commentary
Lists

Best stays round-ups

Inclusion in lists of the best hotels, apartments or experiences for a type of traveller.

Listicle building
Guide

Replacing outdated guides

Your destination guides suggested where older travel resources have gone offline.

Broken link building

What data-led campaigns looks like in practice

The service we usually start travel & hospitality clients with. The example below is generic illustration data; your campaign uses your own experts and topics.

Illustration, example data

Services that fit best

Outlets we target

The types of publications travel & hospitality campaigns are built for.

  • Travel sections of national news
  • Travel magazines online
  • Regional newspapers
  • Family and lifestyle titles
  • Travel blogs with real audiences

Travel & Hospitality PR questions

When should travel brands plan campaigns?

At least six to eight weeks before the season you want to be covered in, earlier for long-lead features.

Do you organise press trips?

Our focus is digital coverage and links. We can advise when a press trip is worth it.

Can small hotels benefit?

Yes, especially from local and niche travel coverage and from reclaiming mentions on guide sites.

Send us the reply card.

Tell us about your site and where you want to be covered. We reply with a tailored campaign idea and a list of target publications, free and with no obligation.

  1. 1We read your site and check your current links.
  2. 2Within two working days you get an idea and target outlets.
  3. 3If it fits, we send a proposal with scope and price.

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