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Industries Travel

Airtime Media · Travel

Travel advertising.
Give the trip a story.

A visit to family. A long-awaited vacation. A flight someone would rather book with a person. We turn your travel offer into radio and TV creative that gives listeners a reason to call your booking team.

  • On air since 1984
  • Calls direct to your phone
  • Web leads in real time
  • Radio · TV · OTT · Social

The creative conversation

The destination matters. So does the voice.

An airfare hotline and a vacation brand need different campaigns. We start with what you sell and who you want to hear from, then work out the message, the language and the airtime together.

  • On air since 1984

    Radio, TV, OTT & social

  • Tested commercials

    Adapted to your offer, or made new

  • Calls direct to you

    Your line, your response—never resold

  • You approve everything

    Spots and markets, before airing

Listen to our English and Spanish travel spots below. Each uses a different tone and offer. They are examples of the work—not a script we simply swap your name into.

Picture the person hearing the offer: a parent arranging a family visit, a couple comparing a vacation package or a traveler who wants an agent to explain an itinerary. We choose one booking conversation and make the destination, conditions and next step understandable. The campaign needs to sound like the experience your booking team can deliver.

How response reaches you

Your commercials air. Your phone rings. Your leads arrive in real time.

  1. 1

    Commercials air

    Your customized travel spots run on the radio, TV, OTT and social placements planned for your market.

  2. 2

    Calls ring direct to you

    People looking for your service call the line you choose and speak with your team—no middleman.

  3. 3

    Web leads shared in real time

    Web form responses from your campaign are delivered to your team as they come in, so you can follow up quickly.

  • Radio
  • Broadcast & cable TV
  • OTT / streaming TV
  • Social media

Your audience

Start with the need. Build the reach around it.

A weekend getaway, a family visit and a business trip create different reasons to book. We choose the audience around your destinations, offer and booking service—not a fixed age group or a single listening schedule.

  • Families planning vacations
  • Travelers visiting friends and relatives
  • People booking business or leisure trips
  • English and Spanish-speaking travelers

Shaping your campaign

Give people a reason to picture the trip.

Travel advertising works best when the offer feels tangible. We work through what is being booked, why a person would call your team and which details need to be clear before they do.

Lead with the right occasion

A family reunion asks for a different story than a vacation package or a last-minute flight. We find the occasion your offer serves and develop the script around that reason to travel.

Make the booking service clear

If customers will speak to an agent, the spot should explain what that agent can help with. Destinations, availability and approved fare conditions shape the message; we do not build it around an offer your team cannot honor.

Plan for when people book

We discuss seasonal demand, booking hours and market priorities. English and Spanish versions can reflect different traveler needs while keeping the offer and the booking experience consistent.

Campaign fit

What we work through with your team

For travel brands and booking hotlines, the details of the business shape the advertising. These are the decisions we make together before production and airtime.

  • Destinations, travel products and the reason to book with your company.
  • Approved offer details, availability and booking-team hours.
  • Markets and language versions matched to your travelers.

Measurement

What we learn once the campaign is on air

A ringing phone is only the beginning. We agree on what to track and review your team's feedback, so the next creative and scheduling decisions reflect the conversations the advertising starts.

  • Booking inquiries by message, language and agreed media source.
  • How often agents reach the traveler and help with the advertised offer.
  • Bookings and seasonal response patterns your team can share.

From the first conversation to the first airing.

  • Get to know the trip

    We talk through your offer, destinations, booking seasons and the hours your agents are available.

  • Make the offer sound like you

    We develop the script and voice for your brand, in English, Spanish or both, with a clear invitation to book by phone.

  • Plan around your booking team

    We agree on markets and schedules, then use campaign response and agent feedback to refine the next round.

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Spots we've aired

Travel spots we've produced and aired

Examples of existing commercials, not current offers or evidence of your campaign's future results. Any message, phone number and offer must be reviewed and approved for your business before use.

Low-Cost Airfare — 60s Hotline

60s

Radio spots we've aired

Listen to our travel radio creative

Existing aired spots to review together when planning your commercial package. Their offers and contact details are examples, not a current offer for your company.

Pasajes Aéreos a Bajo Costo

60s · SpanishSpot details →

SmartFares Travel Hotline

60s · EnglishSpot details →

Low-Cost Air — Go Cheap

60s · EnglishSpot details →

Local campaign brief

Travel: rules & timing.

Sources reviewed · United States airfare rules; state seller-of-travel requirements vary.

Travel campaigns should name a real destination, package or booking service and send calls to agents who can explain availability and conditions. Airfare disclosures and seller-of-travel requirements depend on the offer and states served—not just the station carrying the commercial.

Local requirements, timing & sources

Local requirements

DOT requires advertised airfare to show the total price, including mandatory taxes and fees. This covers airlines and ticket agents displaying fares. California example: sellers of travel must register with the Attorney General and display their registration number in advertising; registration is not state approval. Confirm requirements in every applicable state before airing.

When to plan

Use your actual inventory, travel dates, blackout dates and staffed booking hours. The State Department identifies October through December as its slower passport-application season; that is passport guidance, not a universal travel booking deadline. Check current passport processing times before making travel-readiness claims.

General campaign-planning information, not legal, medical, tax or investment advice. State examples do not apply nationwide. Your compliance team should confirm current requirements before airing.

Travel — plain-text brief
FAQ

Common questions, answered.

  • Yes. Calls from your campaign ring directly to the phone line you choose, and web leads from your campaign are shared with your team in real time. They are your campaign's own response, not resold or shared lists. Pricing and terms are set during the discovery call.

Your campaign

Tell us about your travel campaign.

Tell us what your company offers and who you want to reach. We’ll talk through the idea with you and decide whether the campaign is a fit. Pricing and performance-based terms are set during the discovery call.

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What happens after you reach out

  1. 1 We review your offer and markets, then schedule a short discovery call.
  2. 2 We discuss the message, production and media plan for your business.
  3. 3 With the plan and creative approved, we prepare the campaign for air.

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