Public Relations, Advertising & Social Media

How Hospitality Businesses Can use Manus AI with Facebook and Instagram

Posted on March 10, 2026June 1, 2026 by Jaimie Onasch

INTRODUCTION

Acquired by Meta in December 2025 , Manus AI is an autonomous general-purpose artificial intelligence agent that can independently execute complex tasks like market research and data analysis. It currently operates separately from Meta, but integrates with Instagram and Meta Ads Manager.

Manus AI starts at $20 per month and can help research target audiences, analyze metrics, aid with reporting and even help with planning or creative development.

Following are some ways your hotel, resort or hospitality business can use Manus AI with Facebook and Instagram.

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How Your Event Venue Can Work with Your CVB for PR

Posted on February 24, 2026April 1, 2026 by Taylor Kennedy

INTRODUCTION

If your event venue is handling public relations internally, you may be missing opportunities to amplify your message and reach new audiences. The primary goal of a CVB is to attract visitors and events to their destination, and they do this through marketing, advertising and public relations. Their established connections, expertise and resources can complement or enhance your own efforts.

Remember, the relationship between venues and CVBs is mutually beneficial.

Here is how your event venue can work with your CVB for PR.

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Don’t Invade the Privacy of Your Customers

Posted on February 17, 2026 by Brian Lee

According to the IAPP Privacy and Consumer Trust report, about 68% of consumers said they are either somewhat or very concerned about their online privacy.

Since privacy affects consumers personally and closely, brands should steer clear of doing anything that would remotely jeopardize it. In other words, there’s usually no good justification for breaching privacy.

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