The challenge for the travel sector is to transform the dream of traveling into an immediate purchase. Here, the timely pressure on the emotional appeal of this decision is crucial.
Why are videos a great trigger? Because the decision to travel is a highly emotional one. Moreover, video helps companies tell stories that resonate with the consumer, build brand trust, and ultimately lead to conversions.
Let’s discuss 4 ways of using explainer videos in travel marketing.
Videos are an effective tool to promote a travel agency. Explainer videos can convey emotions, connect with the audience, and attract them to travel services. It is essential to develop a strategy for using video marketing, create compelling video content, optimize it for search engines, collaborate with influencers, and actively promote videos on social media. Using video marketing can help a travel agency attract more customers and increase its competitiveness in the market.
Unlike light and “live” user-generated content, explainer videos often require high-quality content and filming. This allows you to show the impressive beauty and scale of tourist destinations, tours, hotels, cruise ships, etc.
To increase awareness and loyalty levels, you need to create content that will appeal to your audience, surprise them, and make them smile. At this stage, it’s essential not to be too pushy, focus on inspiring the audience, and offer them more specific content later.
In the next stage, you can use customer testimonials and user-generated content to create confidence before buying. You can use brand videos to tell their unique story or video tips about the features of the destination to boost additional sales.
In 2024, digital videos will continue to dominate the travel sector. As more people explore the world, explainer videos will surpass print, TV, and outdoor advertising as the category’s preferred communication channel. You can build long-term trust with your consumers by putting your audience first and creating videos focused more on their needs than direct sales.