Marriott launches ‘Deal of the Day’, exclusively on Twitter

June 02, 2009 | Hospitality Industry

For the next two weeks, Marriott is offering summer savings with its new "Deal of the Day" - up to 60 percent off leisure rates. Marriott's Deal of the Day rates and packages can be found exclusively on the company's Twitter feed and website.

Starting today, Marriott will list one new “Deal” each day, for 24 hours, only at resorts in the Caribbean, Hawaii and California. New deals will be announced daily at 7 am EDT, Monday through Friday, with the last deal announced June 12.

Today’s inaugural Deal of the Day is from the Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort. Guests can book a room with a private balcony for $120 per night—a 55 percent discount—for stays of three nights or more through July 31, 2009. The resort, situated on the world-famous Seven Mile Beach, also features a serene turtle lagoon and tropical gardens with walkways and private seating areas. Guests can enjoy the on-site spa and choose from four restaurants. To book, visit http://www.Marriottdealoftheday.com. Check back in less than 24 hours for the next vacation Deal of the Day.

Discounts will vary each day and by resort, which include the Marriott(R) Hotels & Resorts, JW Marriott(R) Hotels & Resorts and Renaissance(R) Hotels & Resorts brands. For example, you may find:

- a discount on the daily room rate; or
- free nights based on a minimum length of stay; and
- free services and amenities included as well, such as free breakfast.

Marriott is not revealing the exact resorts until their particular Deal of the Day is announced. However, the majority of the resorts will be beach locations. All will offer spa services and swimming pools on site. Recreational activities, such as golf, will be located at the resort or nearby. Each resort will feature fine dining options.

Remember to check Twitter.com/marriottintl or Marriottdealoftheday.com daily because the deeply discounted rates will only be available for 24 hours.

Related Link: Marriott Deal of the Day

Most Popular Articles

Does your hotel really need a social media strategy?
11 Mar, 2010 | Hospitality Industry

How TripAdvisor engages mass influencers
12 Mar, 2010 | Online Travel

Top ten best practices for today’s online hotel marketer
17 Mar, 2010 | Hospitality Industry

6 ways to drive more online travel sales in 2010
11 Mar, 2010 | Online Travel

Why should I open your e-mail?
09 Mar, 2010 | Internet Marketing

The need for a more holistic approach to revenue management
10 Mar, 2010 | Hospitality Industry

How have Web 2.0 & social media shaped online hotel marketing?
16 Mar, 2010 | Hospitality Industry

Google Marketplace drives corporate travel apps
15 Mar, 2010 | Online Travel

Five creative strategies for hotels to attract new repeat guests
17 Mar, 2010 | Hospitality Industry

Social media empowers new modes of travel
19 Mar, 2010 | Online Travel

Economic Downturn

Recovery over a year away, say European hotel executives
16 Mar, 2010 | Hospitality Industry

China expected to stimulate world travel economy in 2010
16 Mar, 2010 | Online Travel

IATA sees brighter 2010 outlook
15 Mar, 2010 | Online Travel

Virgin America’s guide to not screwing up customer service
12 Mar, 2010 | Internet Marketing

UK travelers plan to take multiple trips abroad in 2010
09 Mar, 2010 | Online Travel

Un-stoppable growth in OTA bookings, GDS still lacking behind
05 Mar, 2010 | Online Travel

Global hotel prices dropped beyond 2004 levels during 2009
02 Mar, 2010 | Hospitality Industry

Things are looking up for U.S. airlines
02 Mar, 2010 | Online Travel

Asia leads travel industry’s recovery
26 Feb, 2010 | Online Travel

Meeting buyers see budget cutbacks ease
25 Feb, 2010 | Hospitality Industry

Travel companies grapple with “new normal”
23 Feb, 2010 | Online Travel

Europe likely to see recovery, not growth, says STR
22 Feb, 2010 | Hospitality Industry

Hogg Robinson Group sees early signs of recovery
22 Feb, 2010 | Online Travel

US Travel growth expected in 2010
18 Feb, 2010 | Online Travel

IHG’s profit drops 18%, as hotel rates continue to fall
16 Feb, 2010 | Hospitality Industry

E-Mail Newsletter


Visit our sponsors: