Smart content allocation allocation will re -HAP design
The tourism and travel sector in the Middle East and North Africa is looking at great transitions by modern technologies, amid expectations that the market size will exceed $ 400 billion by 2032. And these numbers reflect good opportunities, however, the real challenges are highlighted in reducing the gap between travelers.
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He said: “People often dream of spending perfect holidays, but they find themselves in front of the sea of options, reviews and proposed travel routes, leading to confusion and digital confusion, and the enthusiasm they have started with planning journey.”
Before making a reservation decision, the average traveler is using 38 different resources today, 90 percent of travelers express their suffering with the complexity of planning, which highlights the need for sensitive and special solutions.
Al -Phazali «changed the nature of the search for digital transition journey; This process is no longer dependent on traditional text research, but we first went to the Discovery form, because the content would reach the user based on his interests before he started searching.
He explained that platforms such as “Tick Talk” are playing a key role in this transformation: “Half of the consumers of TIK Talk directly affect their decisions relating to the content reservation and the selection of destinations they see in the platform they see in the platform.”
He believes that digital societies have become a reliable source of travelers looking for real experiences rather than rely on traditional campaigns.
The Business and Travel Business Partnerships Head of the International Business Solutions Department in “Tick Talk” for Middle East and North Africa, highlighting the world “Aar” in using Dynamic Travel Advertising (DTA) through “Tech Talk” Successful in achieving results.
He said: What separates these results is to stay away from unified advertising methods and rely on dedicated discovery experiences that increase consumer interaction with the brand. He pointed out that this model opens the marketers’ opportunities to overcome the concept of traditional advertising and focuses on providing interactive experiences that the consumer can meet.
Commenting on the importance of the allotment, he said: “The allocation is no longer a way to improve the goal, but it is necessary to improve the quality of communication and improve the user experience.
He insisted that the future success in the future is a share of brands that can connect smart allocation with a creative idea, and that the travel experience with the aspirations of individuals is exciting and the travel experience connected to each other.
Mario Al -Phaghali concludes that the sector is living in one of the most important stages of his history today, and said: “The goal is no longer limited to attract clicks or completing the reservation, but to build the credibility of the brand and build the areas of the brand.”
He said: “When we succeed in combining a real human experience, we are not satisfied with facilitating the journey to facilitate the journey, but we have resumed it in a way that is more connected and realistic to become the experience of looking for everyone to participate.”
