Soc. média v cestovním ruchu
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Mediální centrum VisitBritain - WHERE CAN YOUR SOCIAL NETWORK TAKE YOU?
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JetBlue has announced a new program with Facebook Places that lets customers earn rewards when they use the service to check in at airports. Members of JetBlue's TrueBlue rewards platform can register on the company's Facebook Page . Registered users will then receive 25 TrueBlue points every time they check in to an official JetBlue airport location on Facebook Places.
JetBlue Offers Rewards for Checking In via Facebook Places
Going Viral: Spanair Sends Free Gifts To Passengers Down The Luggage Claim [Video]
Earlier this week we wrote about KLM Surprise , a social media campaign KLM Royal Dutch Airline ran over the holiday season, giving personalized gifts to random passengers who tweeted about their flights or checked at KLM flights with Foursquare. Turns out that KLM wasn’t the only airline spreading the love amongst their passengers this holiday season. Spanair decided to brighten things up for a plane-full of late night passengers on Christmas Eve by surprising them each with a beautifully wrapped gift on the luggage conveyor belt. If that’s not an amazing way to treat your passengers I don’t know what is! A video of the Spanair Christmas Eve surprise is currently climbing the charts on YouTube. The video explains that their flight from Barcelona to Las Palmas on December 24 arrived close to midnight and they wanted to do something special for the 190 people who were travelling with them while everyone else celebrated Christmas Eve.