Social Media Marketing (SMM) A Strategic Tool for Developing Business for Tourism Companies
Nalini Palaniswamy

TL;DR
This paper explores how social media marketing can be strategically used by tourism companies to enhance sales, branding, and customer engagement, identifying effective platforms and customer responses through a targeted study.
Contribution
It develops a model for social media marketing in tourism, based on empirical data from social media users, highlighting best platforms and customer preferences.
Findings
Identifies the most effective social media platforms for tourism marketing.
Shows positive customer responses to online offers and discounts.
Provides a model for implementing social media strategies in tourism.
Abstract
Social media marketing is an emerging marketing technique worldwide. This research concentrates on how effectively social media can be used to promote a product in tourism industry. The efficient use of social media develops a tourism company in terms of sales, branding, reach and relationship management. The study aims to find the best social media platform to promote and develop a tourism company and the customer opinion towards planning a trip through online. It also concentrates on customer response for online offers and discounts in those social media platforms. The study attempts to understand and create suitable model for social media marketing for tourism companies with a sample size of 400. The sampling technique used in this study is purposive sampling method. The purposive sample can also be called as judgemental sample. Normally the sample will be selected based on the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsDigital Marketing and Social Media · Technology Adoption and User Behaviour · Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification
