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Summary November 2017: Escape the Cold with @FlyMLB

by Sharon | Nov 6, 2017 | Twitter Chat Summary | 0 Comments

This month on #TravelChatCA we introduced our audience to Orlando-Melbourne International Airport as another way to travel to Florida. The team @FlyMLB was on hand to answer questions from inquiring Canadian consumers about this alternative destination. From the miles...

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“Partnering with the @TravelChatCA team offered the opportunity to reach a national, influential audience and establish Ontario’s Highlands as a premiere winter destination. January’s #TravelChatCA was the perfect opportunity to launch our #WinterWander campaign and start an online conversation about winter activities, allowing operators from the region to participate and share their experiences with potential visitors.”
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Ontario’s Highlands Tourism Organization
Carly Freeman, Social Media Coordinator & Jennifer Gilmer, Communications Coordinator

“In a great big sea of hashtags and trends across social media, it can be difficult for small businesses to find a new audience. Participating in #TravelChatCA far exceeded our expectations and exposed Calabogie Peaks Resort to tens of thousands of people. We reached as many people in a single night as would take an entire week on Twitter. Plus we’ve been able to establish valuable new connections with active bloggers from across the province. Thanks, #TravelChatCA”
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Calabogie Peaks Resort
Todd Crapper, Social Media Specialist

“You were wonderful ambassadors for Buffalo during the whole conversation and we can’t thank you enough for your positivity. Those 60 minutes of the TwitterChat were quite the whirlwind but we saw a lot of positive comments, had a few engaging conversations, made a lot of connections and had a nice little surge in Twitter followers. We were thrilled with the chat.”
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Visit Buffalo Niagara
Karen Fashana, Director of Marketing

“As a small business with a limited budget for advertising we put the bulk of our marketing effort into social media. Being a sponsor for a TravelChatCA Twitter chat and engaging with many potential customers fits perfectly with our strategy. The combined audience reach of the travel chat is impressive and the type of engaged traveller that participates is exactly the kind of customer we are looking for!”
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Toronto Urban Adventures
Jason Kucherawy – Owner

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Visit Buffalo Niagara
Brian Hayden – Communications Manager

“Partnering with #TravelChatCA was a no-brainer because working with Mary, Sharon and Will in the past has been a breeze. Their series of channels, including #TravelChatCA, are a great way to connect with potential Canadian visitors and spread St. Pete/Clearwater’s message.

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Visit St. Petersburg Clearwater
Leroy Bridges – Media & Interactive Director