Who else got snow? What is your favorite season?

It’s always great marketing to share with your audience who you really are… even if it’s chaotic. 😅 Use this prompt, and then post your chat gpt answer below. I’ll go first. “Make me a ChatGPT Wrapped for the past year: Summarize the year for me in Spotify Wrapped style, including the number of messages I sent, the topics I used the most, funny highlights, fun statistics (like the words I use the most), top 5 topics or conversations, and a description of my user style. Present it all in a fun, colorful, and humorous way.”

I came across this idea in another community and honestly… I never even thought about it before — but it makes total sense for reaching audiences we’d otherwise never touch. 🌍🤯 Convert your winning ads into 20+ languages instantly. A team was demoing their AI ad-creation workflow (not travel-specific), and one of the features was the ability to translate a single ad into dozens of languages in seconds. And it hit me…For those of us booking international destinations or targeting multicultural markets, this could open the door to entirely new segments of travelers without recreating ads from scratch. Imagine: - Running the same winning ad in Spanish, Portuguese, French, Tagalog, German, etc. - Attracting expats or bilingual travelers who rarely see U.S.-based travel advisors advertising in their language - Building niche markets around cultural travel, family roots trips, and global cruise demographics - Partnering with multilingual influencers to amplify reach even further Not n8n-specific, not tied to any one tool — just a smart strategy I hadn’t considered before and figured others might find useful too. Sometimes the simplest shift in language literally creates a whole new market. 🌎✈️ Try this and come back to this post and tell me how the engagement worked after doing this consistently for a month!!

Today we dove into how how to find deals on flights, cruises, all inclusives and group trips. It's easier than you think! But there are some things to consider depending on if they are for you or for a client. There are so many other tips and tricks and this is just the tip of the iceberg. What are your favorite brands to search and what tips do you have for finding the deals?

Here is the recording from our Talk Travel Tuesday today with @Lary Neron from AirLab. Please use this chat to pick Lary's brain about all things air, and remember to join his Skool Community for a deeper dive.