New year, same question. Should you list your tours on OTAs?
Not all tour guides are alike, and neither are their salaries. How do you determine what's fair, and should it be via hourly, tips, or a combination?
While OTAs do partner with you to sell your tours, they also compete with you for the same search traffic, customers, and revenue
Pricing can make or break a sale. But how do you decide the amount you’re charging your customers? Where do you start? When should it change?
In the tourism industry, an OTA is a small-scale tour operator’s worst nightmare. Catch up on Tourism Tiger's tips on how to combat losing money to these giants.
Click to learn 5 simple tricks to increase your tour revenue by 20%, as explained by Russel Astle-Coates, the Director of Business Development at Tourism Tiger.
55 percent of consumers trust user-generated content over other forms of marketing -- and it’s something OTAs and tour operators can use to their advantage.
If you don’t have a specialized marketing plan specifically for the Chinese sector, you’re missing out on the single largest group of outbound tourists.








