Benchmark your strategy against these industry experts and ensure you don’t get left behind

Focus on the fundamentals of online marketing – then place them in the dynamically profitable context of Web 2.0.

Master the key areas of search engine optimization to ensure more customers find your site

Manage customer relationships online – and fully exploit the power of Web 2.0, using social networking and user-generated content to increase sales

Optimize – and upgrade – your site to increase conversion rates

Exploit the rapid growth of video content to build brand affinity and drive more traffic across a variety of channels

Increase your affiliate marketing initiatives to swell traffic, improve brand credibility and produce extra revenue

Succeed at email marketing, even when response rates are falling

Explore mobile marketing – and discover if you can be a travel business that makes it pay

Spend your marketing budget wisely in a time of economic instability

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25-26 June 2008, Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile, Chicago

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Understanding how the internet is changing the rules of marketing is a huge challenge for the travel industry right now. Which practices are obsolete? What opportunities should you pursue? And is success simply about revenues and the bottom line – or are there other equally valid definitions?

One thing’s for certain. It’s travelers who are leading this latest revolution. And they’re very clear about what they want. Reviews and recommendations from their online friends and peers, plus virtual tours of destinations and hotels are becoming almost as important as price.

Where does that leave you?

You’ve invested hugely in your website. Your booking engine’s a true revenue generator. Your data storage facilities allow you to tailor specific messages to particular customer groups. And in the face of economic slowdown, it’s even more vital to ensure every marketing cent you spend achieves maximum payback.

In short, you need to be convinced that the supposed wonders of Web 2.0 will be more than a just passing phase before you commit budget. But then again, if you hesitate… isn’t there a danger you’ll get left behind?

Online Marketing in Travel 2008 will help you solve the dilemma.

Reserve your place at the well-established event that consistently attracts 200 of America’s top travel marketing executives – with an agenda that reviews established marketing techniques, and embraces the best of the newIf you are among the thousands of travel professionals who have attended our events in the past decade, you know they’re distinguished by the caliber of the speaker faculty (you’re always guaranteed to hear from the foremost innovators and practitioners on the planet) and the quality of the knowledge and know-how that’s on offer to you.

This year is no exception.

On the one hand, we’ll make sure you’re up-to-speed on the latest trends in online marketing essentials like email, search, display advertising, and spiderweb linking strategies. You’ll see from the Conference Program, that these sessions will provide plenty of fuel for you to inject into your current marketing initiatives, to make them stronger still.

Then, once these fundamental marketing tools have been reviewed, we’ll start on Web 2.0.

New sessions for this year’s program include:

• Social Media: User-generated content and social networking sites are creating big buzz. But how do you turn that buzz into bucks? Do you need a new range of niche products? Can you ever hope to control what’s said about your products and brands? Should you be building your own networking channels? Or will you get a better return on your budget by using other people’s channels to promote yourself?

• Mobile Marketing: As Bluetooth and smart phones go mainstream, mobile marketing is finally poised to deliver on its potential. We’ll help you decide whether now is the time to incorporate mobile marketing into your mix – and if so, where to concentrate your efforts. Should you begin by sending reminders and telling your customers about unexpected events? Or can you embark on CRM programs to generate immediate sales?

• Rich-Media Content: Just as you were getting used to podcasts, should start shooting vodcasts? Video adds hugely to your customers’ website experience, and it’s becoming a marketing must. Which partners can help supply the content you need at acceptable cost? How do you close the video sale? And if a picture speaks a thousand words – should you be cutting the amount of copy on your web site – or not?

• Affiliate Marketing: Why are so many travel companies significantly increasing their affiliate marketing spend? Should you follow suit, or is this a bandwagon you can safely wave at, as it passes by? Is there a reason

– other than ignorance – why the big travel brands tend to avoid affiliates? How do you monetize partners? And how does the ROI stack up against other types of marketing?

Plus expert guidance on tracking and measurement, so you can ensure your budgets work as hard as you doWith so many online advertising options – tried and tested, plus new and exciting – it is now even more important that you know how to correctly analyze your marketing spend. That way, you can see how best to allocate your budget across the marketing mix.

Take search, for instance. You’ll see whether pay-per-click is becoming less cost-effective for you, now that so many travel businesses are vying for limited search space. And decide if it’s time to change your budget split between the key formats of search: Organic, paid, meta, Web 2.0, local, and mobile.

In short, the Conference will help you understand the more sophisticated ROI measurement systems to ensure your campaigns are more profitable from now on.

Superb networking – you’ll make dozens of new contacts and meet valuable new business partnersBy the time this event ends, you’ll have a roadmap that flags up a coherent, comprehensive marketing strategy. A strong marriage of proven online techniques and the most appropriate Web 2.0 possibilities, rather than just a series of random ad hoc initiatives.

You’ll also have the increased confidence that comes of knowing you’ve learned from the experience – and mistakes – of some of the world’s most successful travel brands, and picked the brains of senior marketers from hotels, airlines and online agencies. Plus a whole host of new contacts who can help you drive your business forward in 2008 and beyond.

This event will sell out. Immediate booking is strongly recommended.

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Call the booking hotline now on +44 (0) 207 375 7551 (UK)

“The range of speakers and their knowledge and passion for the

topic was extremely inspiring. I came away with a long list of ideas to share

with the marketing team” Charlotte Johnson,

Tourism New Zealand

“It is great to meet others in the industry who are

experiencing my frustrations. It offers a level of sanity to know I’m not

the only one.” Liberty Wright,

Harrahs Entertainment

“EyeforTravel was extremely relevant concerning

hot topics and future trends to stay on top of your game. Thank you,

I’ll be back!” Amy Ras, Aruba Hotel and

Tourism Association

Travel marketing in the age of Web 2.0What’s next? How do you cash in on it? And how do you update the

fundamentals of online marketing to work successfully in this new era?

Day One: Wednesday June 25 • 9am – 7.30pm

Social Media Marketing – CRM - Search Engine Marketing – Email Marketing – Website Optimization – Affiliate Marketing – Mobile Marketing

Search Engine Marketing – Email Marketing – Website Optimization – Affiliate Marketing – Mobile Marketing – Social Media Marketing – CRM

KeynoTe PreSenTaTIon:

Understand and Optimize along the Online Marketing Value spectrum: From Direct to Branding and search to social Media• Learnhowtoprioritizeyourmarketingdollars

and resources based on your particular value spectrum

• Howcanyoubuildanetpresentvaluementalityfor all your marketing initiatives?

• HowtomaketheCFOyourbiggestadvocate–strategiesthatwilltransformtherelationship

aaron cooper, VP Online Marketing, Orbitz Worldwide

SeSSIon 1: Search engIne MarKeTIng

Master all Key areas of search Engine Marketing to Ensure your site’s Visibility • SEMbudgetallocation:Shouldyoufocuson

local search, social media search, ppc, organic search,meta-search–orsomethingelse?

• Thedifficultiesofconqueringorganicsearch:Howdoyouachieveapowerfulreturnonyourmarketing dollars?

• AccordingtoForrester,payperclickannual costsareup33%:- Does this spell the end of ppc as a cost-

effective advertising model?- Is ppc going to disappear or just change

dramatically in the near future? - What analytical tools can help you justify

spending–ornotspending–onPPCcampaigns?

• TripAdvisorisaprimeexampleofdeployinguser-generated content to dominate search engine rankings.Howcanyouintegrateuser-generatedcontentintoyourownSEMstrategy?

• Howcanyouutilizelocalsearchtoincreasetraffic–anddeliverhighrevenues?

• Gettipsonmeasuringandmonitoringyour seM campaigns

porter Gale, VP Marketing, Virgin America

Narni Ilagan, Senior Account Manager, Google

Greg Johnston, Director of eCommerce, Hyatt Hotels Corporation

Doug stotland, Director, Microsoft Advertiser and Publisher Solutions

NetworkiNg Coffee Break

SeSSIon 2: WebSITe oPTIMIzaTIon

Optimize your Website to increase Conversion Rates • VirginHolidaysUKincreasedconversionratesby

25%byre-designingtheirwebsite.Howcanyouenhancewebsitedesign,siteperformanceandloading times to reduce abandon rates?

• Howcanyouenhancetheuserjourneywithlarger imagery, easier navigation and additional search options?

• AccordingtoForrester,43%ofsurfersbelieveshoppingontravelwebsiteshasbecomelessuseful.Doesyourwebsitematchuptotheexpectationsofincreasinglydemandingcustomers?

• Howcanyouoptimizeyourwebsitetopresentthe key aspects of your product and appeal to specificcustomersegments?

• Howcanyouuserich-mediacontenttoenhanceyourwebsite?

• Whatisbehavioraltargetingandhowcanyouutilizeittoincreaseconversionrates?Whatarethe dangers in using behavioral targeting?

steve pinetti, SVP Sales and Marketing, Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants

Dena Yahya, General Manager, Onetime.com

Yen lee, CEO, UpTake

rouNdtaBle luNCh Break

spotlight on social Media

PreSenTaTIon:

How are Consumers Behaving in a Web 2.0 Environment – and How Does social Media impact their Buying Cycle? • Whatimpactdoconsumergeneratedreviews

have on the customers’ decision-making process?

• DoesUGCrepresentthemissingcomponentin the online travel buying cycle? When do consumersseekoutUGC?

• Whatkindofmetricsapplytouser-generatedcontent?

• Howcanyouprofitfromconsumer-generatedcontent?

ken leeder, CEO, RealTravel

PreSenTaTIon:

Leverage the Power of social Media to Turbo-Charge your Online Marketing initiatives • Whichsocialmediatoolsaremostvaluableto

the travel marketer? • HowcanyouoptimizeUGCformarketing

promotions, product development, communications, and consumer insights?

• HowcanyouprovethevalueofUGCandconvince senior management to invest in and support your strategy?

cassandra Imfeld Jeyaram, PhD, Social Marketing Manager, Global Consumer Marketing, InterContinental Hotels Group

KeynoTe PreSenTaTIon:

Promote – and Protect – your Brand in the social Media space• Doyouneedtodevelopabrand-defensive

strategy to protect and monitor your brand in theworldofweb2.0?

• Howmuchofyourbrandimageisdependantonyour reputation in the social media space?

• Learnfrombestpracticesforpromotingyourbrand on social media sites

• Whatlegalcomplicationscanarisefromsocialmedia marketing?

• Tenimportantlessonsonhowyoucan“controlthecrowd”

randy petersen, CEO, FlyerTalk.com

NetworkiNg Coffee Break

PreSenTaTIon:

How Can Travel Companies Monetize User-generated Videos? • PodcastingnewsreportedthatintheUSAthe

averagepersonwatchesmorethan2videosonlineperday.Howbigwillonlinevideosget?

• Understandthebenefitsofusingvideocontenttoconvey the distinctive and attractive features of your travel products to online customers

• Encouragecustomerstocreateandsharerelevant rich-media content by setting up an online community

tim saarela, VP Marketing & Sales USA, Tripr.tv

SeSSIon 3: crM

successfully Managing eCRM in Travel 2.0: How to incorporate social Media initiatives into your strategy • WhenBritishAirwaysbannedsurfboards,over

15,000peopleprotestedonFacebook.Howcanyouusesocialmediatocreateadialoguewithyour customers? Will you ever be able to convert talk to sales?

• Whichinteractivetoolscanbestengageyourcustomersanddeliverthelevelofcustomizationandpersonalizationtheynowexpect?

• Isthereanopportunitytoturnyourloyalcustomers into evangelists by posting their experiencesandcommentsonsocial media sites?

• Howdoyousetupanonlinecommunity? Shouldyousetoneupforloyalcustomers– andwhatcanyouexpectinreturn?

• Isthereanyessentialdifferencebetweenuser-generated content strategies for customer acquisitionandcustomerretention?

• HowcanyourCRMteamassistyoursocialmediateamwithdollar-generatinginsightsintocustomersegments,profilesandpreferences?

• Potentialbenefitsandpossiblepitfallsofusingsocial media for loyalty marketing

Dr. Natasa christodoulidou, Ph.D, Assistant Professor of Marketing, California State University, Dominguez Hills

More Speakers to be announced shortly, please check the website for updates

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Day Two: Thursday 26 June • 9am – 5pm

Social Media Marketing – CRM - Search Engine Marketing – Email Marketing – Website Optimization – Affiliate Marketing – Mobile Marketing

Search Engine Marketing – Email Marketing – Website Optimization – Affiliate Marketing – Mobile Marketing – Social Media Marketing – CRM

KeynoTe PreSenTaTIon:

Bringing a Brand Campaign to Life across all Media Channels• Howdoyoubestconnectyourbrandcampaign

to your online and offline media buying decisions?

• WhatistheroleofaMicrositeintoday’sonlineenvironmentandhowcanitbeutilizedinaddinganotherdimensiontotheonlineexperience?

• Howcanyouleveragepartnershipstoenhancethe impact of your campaign?

andrea spiegel, VP Marketing, JetBlue Airways

Michael stromer, Director Interactive Marketing, JetBlue Airways

SeSSIon 4: affIlIaTe MarKeTIng

Use affiliate Marketing To generate Traffic, improve Brand Credibility and Boost sales• Understandwhythetravelindustryis

particularlysuitedtoaffiliatemarketing• 56%oftravelcompaniessayaffiliatemarketing

isacost-effectivewaytoacquirenewcustomers(econsultancy).Howcouldaffiliatemarketingbenefityourcustomeracquisitionstrategy?

• Howdoesaffiliatemarketingworkinternally?• Howshouldyouattractaffiliatepartners?

What are the common problems in dealing withaffiliatepartners,andhowdoyouovercome them?

• Getadviceoneffectivelytrackingyour affiliateefforts

• Whatistheidealwindowbetweenclicking and booking?

• Howdoyouensurecommissionsare calculated correctly?

Marston Gould, Director CRM and Online Marketing, Alaska Airlines

Jennifer Jurick, Director of Affiliate Relations, Hotels.com

Meg lee, Director, Brand Management & Advertising, Norwegian Cruise Line

NetworkiNg Coffee Break

SeSSIon 5: MobIle MarKeTIng

Can Mobile Marketing Really Play a Vital Role in CRM and Revenue generation?• Morethan65%oftravelmarketerssaymobile

marketing is not cost-effective (econsultancy). Isittoosoontogetinvolvedwiththisnewdirectdistribution channel?

• HowmuchwillitcostyoutosetupamobilemarketingcampaignandwhatROIshould youexpect?

• Howcanyouharnessthepowerofmobilemarketing to sell unsold inventory, get higher response rates and notify your customers of unexpectedevents?

• Whatfactorswillspurthegrowthofmobilemarketing?

• Whatmobilemarketingcontentwillappealtoonline travelers?

• Arepeopleevergoingtofeelcomfortablepurchasing travel products via their cell phones?

• HearhowtobuildmobilemarketingintoyourcrM strategies across all consumer touch points,fromacquisitiontoretentionandloyalty

• AccordingtoTelephia,66%ofpeoplefindmobileadvertisingunacceptable.Howcanyoucommunicate to your customers via mobile withoutalienatingthem?

linda anderson, VP Marketing, Red Lion Hotels Corporation

John Diamond, CEO, ekit

Buddy altus, Director of Online Distribution, Avis Budget

rouNdtaBle luNCh Break

SeSSIon 6: eMaIl MarKeTIng

Hear How to increase your Email Marketing sales • Travelocityhasadatabaseofover30million

peoplewhoarehappytoreceiveemailmarketingmessages.Howdoyougrow yourownemaillistandturnitintoagenuineselling tool?

• Hasemailmarketingreachedtheendoftheline?Willweseeresurgences–orisyourbudgetbestspentelsewhereinthe onlineworld?

• Toolsandtechniquesfortrackingemailmarketing and improving roI

• Howissocialnetworkingaffectingemailmarketing–andcanyouusefullylinkthe twomediums?

• Intherich-mediacontentworldoftheweb,howcanyouprovideenticingemailcontentwithoutrisking attractive display and deliverability?

• Isoutsourcingemailmarketingmorecost-effective than managing it in-house?

John caine, VP Marketing, Priceline.com

shirley tafoya, SVP Sales, Travelzoo

Natalie White, Director of Loyalty Marketing, Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants

NetworkiNg Coffee Break

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“I am really glad I attended this event – the caliber of speakers

was amazing and I am returning to work inspired with new ideas

for my company” Rachel Salberg, Auto Club of Southern California

“This event was an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas

with high-level attendees in the travel industry”

Eric Rhodes, Schmap

“This event was both educational and entertaining. The networking

was fantastic and produced several meaningful discussions with

prospective partners” John Pope, TripHub

“The conference was very well put together and fruitful for the attendees. I would love to attend

the next conference” Philip Charles-Pierre,

Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide

This conference is a key forum for high-level executives to network, learn & discuss their future strategy. see what your fellow travel marketers have said about last year’s event:

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aaron cooper, VP Online Marketing, Orbitz Worldwide

linda anderson, VP Marketing, Red Lion Hotels

porter Gale, VP Marketing, Virgin America

Marston Gould, Director, CRM and Online Marketing, Alaska Airlines

Jennifer Jurick, Director of Affiliate Relations, Hotels.com

Buddy altus, Director Online Distribution, Avis Budget Group

randy petersen, CEO, FlyerTalk.com

Meg lee, Director, Brand Management & Advertising, Norwegian Cruise Line

ken leeder, CEO, VirtualTourist

Dr. Natasa christodoulidou, Ph.D, Assistant Professor of Marketing, California State University, Dominguez Hills

Narni Ilagan, Senior Account Manager, Google

Greg Johnston, Director of eCommerce, Hyatt Hotels Corporation

Doug stotland, Director, Microsoft Advertiser and Publisher Solutions

John Diamond, CEO, ekit

cassandra Imfeld Jeyaram, PhD, Social Marketing Manager, Global Consumer Marketing, InterContinental Hotels Group

steve pinetti, SVP Sales and Marketing, Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants

Dena Yahya, General Manager, Onetime.com

Yen lee, CEO, Uptake

Natalie White, Director of Loyalty Marketing, Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants

Michael stromer, Director of Interactive Marketing, JetBlue Airways

tim saarela, VP Marketing and Sales USA, Tripr.tv

John caine, VP Marketing, Priceline.com

andrea spiegel, VP Marketing, JetBlue Airways

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