By the end, someone on your team can do it without us.

Digital marketing training for tourist boards, travel businesses and brand teams. In person or online. Delivered in Jordan, The Gambia and Sierra Leone.

Most destination marketing budgets buy activity. Very little of it buys capability.

So when the contract ends, the knowledge leaves with the agency, and the board starts again next year from roughly where it started this one. We think that’s a poor deal, and we say so despite being the agency in question.

Two audiences, and they need different things.

Audience one

Your marketing team

Needs to commission well.

  • How to brief creators
  • How to judge an SEO proposal
  • How to read a performance report
  • How to tell when an agency is saying something convenient rather than something true

Audience two

The wider travel trade

The hotels, guest houses, restaurants and tour operators your destination actually consists of. They need something far more practical.

  • How to claim a Google Business Listing
  • How to manage a TripAdvisor page
  • How to build a serviceable website without hiring anyone
  • Sierra Leone
  • 3 in-person sessions
  • ~100 trade members
  • 3 free WIX templates

A destination's digital presence is the sum of everyone in it. Training the board alone only fixes a fraction of the problem.

Eight modules, mixed to order.

Introduction to Influencer Marketing

Introduction to Website Optimisation

Understanding SEO

Understanding Performance Marketing

Instagram, Facebook & YouTube Marketing

Digital Marketing for the Travel Trade

Digital Transformation for tourism businesses

Train-the-trainer

For boards that would rather run this themselves next time. Yes, that one is deliberately self-defeating.

Three rules we don't bend.

On your own website, not a case study

In The Gambia, teams wrote page titles, meta descriptions, H1s and target keywords for five real URLs on the tourism site we were then building. The exercise output went live.

Practical over theoretical

Not "why local SEO matters" but "here is your listing, here is what's wrong with it, fix it now."

The Q&A is the session

In The Gambia it produced the questions people actually have: do-follow versus no-follow links, where to start on a budget that doesn't stretch, whether TikTok creators are worth it yet, how to structure a creator's fee without overpaying. Those conversations regularly run longer than the presentation, and they're the reason we don't teach from a fixed script.

Nobody learns SEO from a slide about umbrellas.

Want to run one?