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Looking for a great keynote speaker, presenter or panelist for your next event?
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NORM BOND is widely recognized as an international authority on marketing, sales, hospitality digital marketing, corporate diversity and multicultural issues. He authored the global eBook bestseller, Make Money Online with Holiday Marketing and Web Traffic Decoded, a highly popular eBook that is available on Amazon, Vook and other distributors. He currently resides in Bangkok, Thailand.

Called one of “The Most Powerful Influencers to Follow In Social Media“, he created NORMBOND & Associates as a strategic marketing and consulting firm.

A frequent media guest Bond has been interviewed and appeared on CNN, Reuters, FOX News, National Public Radio (NPR), Business Week, Black Enterprise Magazine, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Philadelphia Daily News, Inc. Magazine, The Michael Baisden Show and many other broadcast media.

His specific marketing experience includes broadcast media, print, radio, electronic communications and live events. He has conceptualized and produced corporate and promotional videos, customized DVD’s, and other digital media products.

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How the Consumer-Led Economy is Disrupting the Hotel Industry

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The hotel and spa industries are being challenged by social media and their newest largest consumer group, Millennials. Here, marketing expert and social media influencer Norm Bond gives us his views on the current state of affairs;

The hotel industry is being disrupted. Of course we know about Airbnb but they may actually be the least of the industry’s problems. The real challenge is changing the culture of a business sector that has experienced tremendous success. History shows it’s difficult and the result is that former household names may go the way of Borders Books. In today’s digital age we’ve seen this dynamic play out in publishing, music, and even the electronics retail industry as with the 94-year-old brand Radio Shack.

The consumer is in the business driver’s seat like never before. Social media, mobile and digital devices have changed the rules of marketing and customer service. Many of the traditional practices of the hotel industry are liabilities when targeting the most rapidly growing consumer segment, read that as millennials.

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