Courtnie Nichols. Founder of TravelBash
Courtnie Nichols has been quoted and interviewed in various media outlets including Travel + Leisure, Destination I Do, Southern Living, and Discover.
For media inquiries, please contact Courtnie at collab@travel-bash.com
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SYNERGY: A Collaboration Guide To Economic Discovery ISSUE 1|2019
HOME: Living in Greater Gainesville October/November 2018, Secret Places
HOME: Living in Greater Gainesville June/July 2018, Travel Hacks & Apps
Tioga Times May 2018 Edition, Courtnie Nichols, Travel Entrepreneur by Age 30
HOME: Living in Greater Gainesville April/May 2018, 10 Mistakes Every Traveler Makes ( And How To Avoid Them)
HOME: Living in Greater Gainesville February/March 2018, What is a Babymoon? And Why Should You Take One
HOME: Living in Greater Gainesville October/November 2017, Vacation for the Mind, Body & Spirit
Let’s give your future customers an up-close-and-personal look at everything your destination brand has to offer.
As a certified travel agent and the founder of TravelBash, I know a thing or two about what young, savvy audiences are looking for in a destination. Where they decide to spend their money (and vacation days) comes down to trusted recommendations, exceptional perks, and the causes they care about.
Trust me when I tell you they’re serious about investing in a good time. Organic, user-generated content that stems from a transparent, honest partnership is the most effective way to increase your visibility with this huge demographic.
At TravelBash, we seek to inspire others to explore and experience more. If you feel like your property, product, or service might ignite that same passion, we want to know! We love collaborating with brands that resonate with our own values and those of our audience.
For more information on potential collaborations, advertising opportunities, and/or coordinating an ambassador trip, drop us a line at collab@travel-bash.com.
Millennial and Gen X audiences aren’t sold on static print ads and faceless corporations. They crave authenticity, personality, and connection.
