Julia Manoukian

In this week's roundup we cover how DMOs like Explore Georgia and Tourism Whistler are using CrowdRiff to build trust, support their partners and keep audiences inspired and engaged with UGC.

With fewer marketing resources, many travel brands are looking for free or low-cost ways to connect with locals and future travelers. Here are six effective ways to do that.

Use CrowdRiff Social Publisher to source, schedule, and publish your photos and videos to social media right from your library. Here are three easy workflows to get you started.

Using authentic visuals like user-generated content shows people what it's actually like at your destination right now. Read how a handful of DMOs are using UGC and CrowdRiff to prepare for recovery.

In this guide, we lay out the key phases of tourism recovery as we see them today, and outline the top three ways you can use CrowdRiff in each phase.

See how you can use CrowdRiff's Media Hub to spark action, generate positive media sentiment, and take control of your destination's narrative.

Read through the following examples to get ideas for how you can use CrowdRiff galleries to contribute to your recovery efforts.

Sourcing and publishing content with CrowdRiff takes as little as 15 minutes a week. In this guide, read the routines that hundreds of destination marketers are using to achieve their recovery goals.

From galleries that help showcase road trip itineraries for the recovery to asking locals to share uplifting video content via Public Uploader, here's how our customers are using CrowdRiff right now.

We've taken our top customer FAQs and rounded them up here. We'll answer questions like what visuals to use in a gallery, and what you can do if you're not getting enough images in your library.

This guide will give you a complete overview of the different ways you can use CrowdRiff to promote local businesses right now, including step-by-step instructions for each task.

With museums and attractions closed, many marketers are finding creative and unique ways to keep audiences engaged online. Here's what stood out to us this week.

How do you incentivize people to support local? What can you do to assist health care professionals? These are some of the questions DMOs are addressing in this week's roundup.

Real-time dashboards to report demand for hotels, airlines, and rental bookings. An interactive landing page to engage local partners. How else are DMOs supporting their partners right now?

In this week’s roundup, we’ll explore how some facilities are giving supplies to local hospitals, and how others continue to engage and entertain their audiences virtually.

Here are some examples of how museums and attractions are sharing content their audiences can enjoy virtually.

From supporting local businesses to lifting the spirit of their followers, here are some examples of how DMOs across the globe are responding during COVID-19.

In less than 48 hours we went from being 100+ people in an office in Toronto to a distributed team working from home. Here’s a list of what (we think) is unique, and what’s been working well for us.

The following examples have come from our community, customers, and friends in the museum and attractions space. We hope you find them useful.