At the time of writing this post, I’m about 70 followers away from 5,000, so if you haven’t done so, please follow me! If you don’t have a Twitter account, get one here.
If you are sick of hearing about Twitter and think it’s a stupid fad that’s going away, you should actually check out some of the benefits:
1) I usually respond to people pretty quickly when they Tweet me (including @thepointsguy in a Tweet). However, if you email me, sometimes it can take days (or more – sorry!) because I get a crazy amount of email. I get far fewer Tweets, so its a better way to capture my attention if you have a quick question
2) There are a ton of other interesting people on Twitter and it’s perfect for people with short attention spans (like me!)
3) It’s actually a great resource for frequent travelers. Since it’s a public forum, it’s a great way to get the attention of major travel companies. Delta is way far ahead of the pack and can actually rebook you via their @Deltaassist customer care team! I recently Tweeted with HyattConcierge while on a plane to see if they could contact a hotel to see if I could check in early (which they did and confirmed for me).
Other travel Tweeters:
@United
@AmericanAir
@USairways
@Aircanada
@Aeroplan
@HyattConcierge
@Spginsider
@Onemileatatime
@Garyleff
@frugaltravelguy
@WendyPerrin
@Jaunted
@Hotelchatter
@johnnyjet
@GlobeTrotScott
Who do you follow on Twitter?
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