TravelMole.com and Travel Research Online (TRO) new partnership becomes the largest b2b travel agent platform in North America
Tallahassee, FL – August 4, 2020
TravelMole Media and Travel Research Online (TRO) are enabling advertisers to take advantage of their combined travel agent, tour operator and other travel industry audiences in North America by forming a partnership. The partnership, TRO TravelMole, becomes the largest and most dynamic independent B2B travel professional resource, education and marketing platform in North America.
Combined TRO TravelMole engages with:
– 150,000 North American travel agents, suppliers and destinations through newsletter subscriptions.
– 120,000 travel professional followers on social media (55,000 Facebook, 40,000 Twitter and 25,000 LinkedIn)
– 2 million website visitors each month
– 300 webinars and video interviews with travel supplier and destinations yearly
"The need for TRO Travelmole became apparent with Covid-19’s profound impact on the travel industry. There was a need to create a synergistic and efficient travel b2b online platform which provides measurable ROI for travel suppliers and destinations positioned to reach both a US and UK market.", said Richard Earls, CEO of Travel Research Online.
"The travel industry has never faced challenges of the magnitude it does today. Travel suppliers, destinations and travel agents and tour operators now have an opportunity to fine tune their b2b cooperation to hasten the post-Covid rebound.", said Charles Kao, TravelMole Publisher. "The efficiency of this channel will be fuelled by product education, open communications, ongoing sharing of traveler feedback, and alignment of their messaging and marketing efforts."
For more information about TRO TravelMole please visit https://www.trotravelmole.com/ or contact:
About Travel Research Online (TRO):
TRO is a professional work environment for Travel Suppliers and Travel Professionals to collaborate on bookings, research, education, and marketing, with an emphasis on assisting travel professionals to sell high-touch travel with more than 80,000 US and Canadian travel professionals. TRO hosts a variety of programs for travel professionals directly influencing their choice of supplier at the very moment they are making their booking decisions. Visit travelresearch.com
About TravelMole:
TravelMole has over 200,000 registered travel industry members and subscribers throughout the world. The Mole has evolved over 20 years to facilitate interesting and relevant curated, easy to digest, content of all types, from a variety of channels, for travel industry professionals. The aim is to enable effective communications, engagement and knowledge sharing between travel re-sellers and suppliers. Visit travelmole.com
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