TravelMole launches ‘smashed it’ campaign to help spread the love

TravelMole has launched a campaign today encouraging agents to give a shout out to suppliers that have been super helpful during the coronavirus pandemic.

As the travel industry battles to find a way through the crisis, the ‘smashed it’ campaign is designed to help spread some positivity.

Many agents have already taken to social media to give credit to suppliers who have gone above and beyond to support the trade.

Suppliers that have been praised so far include Fred Olsen, Celebrity Cruises, Riviera Travel, Jet2, Riviera Travel, Shearings, Sandals, Jetset, Hoseasons, Do Something Different, Holiday Extras, Gold Medal, US Airtours and TUI.

If you think a supplier has ‘smashed it’, just click on POST YOUR COMMENT below, tweet us to @TravelMole.com, or message us via Facebook.

The campaign comes as sectors across the travel industry continue to pull together during this unprecedented time.

Rival agency groups are now working side by side to share their expertise and resources with the wider industry.

Advantage Travel Partnership, for example, has created a list of product currently available to help agents across the industry hold on to existing bookings and grab new sales.

Not Just Travel and its sister recruitment company, The Travel Franchise, have launched an online community hub for everyone who works in the travel industry.

Called The Travel Nation, it aims to bring everyone together for mutual support and promises a daily programme of interviews, podcasts, webinars and other content.

Even rival travel trade media have united behind the #onetravelindustry movement with one common goal during the coronavirus crisis.

Abta Magazine, Cruise Adviser, Cruise Trade News, NI Travel News, Selling Travel, Travel Bulletin, TravelMole and TTG are working together to stand behind the industry at a time when the sector faces its biggest ever threat.

All the media brands will be using #onetravelindustry to showcase best practice, tips and experiences from across the travel industry to share how companies large and small are dealing with the impact of the coronavirus.