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Best travel, tourism and hotel video production companies in 2026

Our pick for most hotels, resorts, tour operators and tourism brands is Mark Studios: it films properties and experiences on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, travels to film elsewhere, and edits mixed drone, phone and camera footage for travel brands anywhere.

By Mark SantosPublished Facts checked Oct 14, 2026Sources

Our pick

Mark Studios is the best travel video production company for most hotels and tourism brands.

A property or destination usually needs one well-planned shoot, timed to light and weather, and then months of clips cut from it for booking pages, ads and social. Mark Studios covers both from one founder-led studio: it films in South Florida, travels for shoots elsewhere, and edits the footage your own team brings back.

  • Shot to the hour. Rooms and amenities, the pool at midday, the restaurant at dusk and guest or staff interviews, filmed in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties from a shot list by location and time of day, with aerials where flying is permitted.
  • Every camera, one look. Drone, action-camera, phone and cinema footage color-matched into property tours, a destination film, itinerary reels and ad cuts, 5–7 days standard.
  • Mark from shot list to final cut. One person plans, films and edits, backed by a 4.9★ rating over 8,000+ Fiverr orders and 99% on-time delivery.
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We publish this list and we’re on it, so weigh that. Every other company’s facts below come from its own website, with the date we read it.

Quick picks.

For a hospitality-only studio in Miami, Accommovision. For a cinematic hotel film or short, Reel City Films. For aerial, underwater or broadcast commercials in Miami, MU2. For translated destination videos from Florida to the Caribbean, Ball Media. For video inside a full hotel marketing agency, Tambourine. For published price ranges, Lemonlight (from $1,500 by style) or, in Las Vegas, Cerious ($3,000–$10,000+ for a luxury property film). For a crew anywhere, Beverly Boy. For a tourism series, Odyssey Studios. In the Pacific Northwest, Morrisey. For cheap edits of trip footage, Fiverr.

  1. Mark StudiosOur pickBest overall: properties filmed in South Florida, travel footage edited for anyone
  2. FiverrCheap edits of trip and drone footage you shot yourself
  3. Beverly Boy ProductionsHotels and tourism brands needing a crew in any city or abroad
  4. LemonlightHotel groups wanting listed starting prices and crews in many cities
  5. Cerious ProductionsLas Vegas hotels, casinos and events needing fast recap edits
  6. Morrisey ProductionsPacific Northwest destinations wanting drone-led promos
  7. Odyssey StudiosTourism boards wanting a streaming series rather than one promo
  8. AccommovisionLuxury hotels wanting a hospitality-only video and photo team
  9. Ball Media InnovationsFlorida and Caribbean resorts needing translated or PR videos
  10. MU2 ProductionsMiami hotels needing aerial, underwater or broadcast commercials
  11. Reel City FilmsLuxury hotels wanting a cinematic brand film or narrative short
  12. TambourineHotels and destinations wanting video inside a full marketing agency

Mark Studios is our pick for most hotels and travel brands. The other rows show each company’s “best for” label from its entry below; they aren’t ranked. We wrote this list.

12 options side by side.

Figures are quoted from each company’s website as read on October 14, 2026; where none is published, the company quotes per project. Our pick is listed first.
ProviderBased inWhere it filmsPublished priceStated turnaroundBest for
Mark StudiosOur pickPalm Beach County, FLOn site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; travels elsewhere with travel quoted per trip; edits for travel brands anywhereShoots quoted per project; editing plans from $750/month5–7 days standard for edits; expedited availableHotels, resorts and tour operators wanting one shoot and a season of edits
Marketplace
FiverrOnline marketplace (sellers worldwide)Remote; sellers edit the travel, vlog and drone footage you uploadTravel video gigs from $5, plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)Set per gigCreators and small operators who already have the footage
National production companies
Beverly Boy ProductionsWest Palm Beach, FL and Tustin, CA (East and West Coast HQs)Nationwide crews, plus international shoots with permits and travel arrangedNot published (its quote form asks for a budget band, from $1k–$5k up)Not statedMulti-city or international shoots that need a crew anywhere
LemonlightInglewood, CA (Los Angeles area)Local crews in 70+ cities worldwide (its homepage says 80+)From $1,500 (Curated) to from $10,000 (Lifestyle) by style, on its product-video page3–8 weeks on average for simpler styles, up to 5–12 weeks; rush +20%Hotel groups wanting listed starting prices and crews in many cities
Hospitality and tourism specialists
Cerious ProductionsLas Vegas, NVLas Vegas and Henderson; travel outside Southern Nevada quoted separatelyLuxury property or commercial film $3,000–$10,000+; listing video $500–$1,200 (2026 pricing guide)Same-day social and recap edits when planned ahead; book 1–2 weeks outLas Vegas hotels, casinos and hospitality events
Morrisey ProductionsPortland, OR (second office in Seaside, OR)Pacific Northwest; drone work around Portland and nearby citiesNot published (free estimate on request)Not statedPacific Northwest destinations and travel brands
Odyssey StudiosThe studio at Miles Partnership (offices include Sarasota, FL)Not statedNot publishedNot statedTourism boards and destinations wanting a series
Florida-based options
AccommovisionMiami, FLNot stated (projects include St. Regis Bal Harbour, Four Seasons Miami and Hilton Fort Lauderdale Marina)Not publishedNot statedLuxury hotels and resorts wanting a hospitality specialist
Ball Media InnovationsMiami–Fort Lauderdale and Orlando, FLSouth Florida, Orlando, the Bahamas and the CaribbeanNo hospitality price; corporate and marketing videos “Rates from $1200”Not statedFlorida and Caribbean resorts needing translated or PR videos
MU2 ProductionsMiami, FLMiami and South FloridaNot published (scoped per project, no rate card)Not statedMiami hotels and resorts wanting commercial-grade production
Reel City FilmsMiami, FLWorldwideNot publishedNot statedLuxury hotels wanting a cinematic brand film
TambourineFort Lauderdale, FL (headquarters)Not statedNot publishedNot statedHotels and destinations wanting video bundled with marketing

Figures are quoted from each company’s website as read on October 14, 2026; where none is published, the company quotes per project. Our pick is listed first.

Each company, with pros and cons.

Our pick

Mark StudiosOur pick

Best for: Hotels, resorts and tour operators wanting one shoot and a season of edits

Based in
Palm Beach County, FL
Where it films
On site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties; travels elsewhere with travel quoted per trip; edits for travel brands anywhere
Published price
Shoots quoted per project; editing plans from $750/month
Stated turnaround
5–7 days standard for edits; expedited available

Mark Studios is Mark Santos’ founder-led studio in Palm Beach County, Florida. For hotels, resorts, vacation rentals, tour operators and tourism boards it films room and amenity tours, destination b-roll, experience footage and staff or guest interviews on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, with aerials where flying is permitted. Further afield, Mark travels to film, with travel quoted per trip, or briefs your own videographer and drone operator so their footage cuts cleanly. Everything is edited and graded in house: property tours for booking pages, a destination or brand film, itinerary reels, vertical clips and ad cuts, with drone, action-camera, phone and cinema footage matched to one look. Shoots are quoted per project; monthly editing plans are published. Site figures: 10,000+ projects delivered and 4,500+ reviews.

Pros

  • Films properties and experiences in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, and travels to film elsewhere
  • Color-matches drone, action-camera, phone and cinema footage into one edit
  • Published monthly editing plans for a season of clips after the shoot

Good to know

  • Outside the three counties, travel is quoted per trip, or you send the footage
  • Shoots are quoted per project rather than from a rate card
  • Edits take 5–7 days as standard; expedited delivery is available
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Marketplace

Fiverr

Best for: Creators and small operators who already have the footage

Based in
Online marketplace (sellers worldwide)
Where it films
Remote; sellers edit the travel, vlog and drone footage you upload
Published price
Travel video gigs from $5, plus a 5.5% buyer fee ($3.50 more under $200)
Stated turnaround
Set per gig

Fiverr’s travel video category showed “1661 services available” on October 14, 2026, and nearly all of them are remote edits: gigs to “cinematically edit your travel videos, vlog and family” from $30, or to do “cinematic travel video editing, vlog, drone footage” from $45, with the cheapest listings at $5. No seller comes to your property; you film and upload. Checkout adds Fiverr’s own fee: “The standard service fee is 5.5% of your purchase amount, and we add a $3.50 fee to orders under $200.” Each seller sets its own quality bar and delivery time, so read reviews and watch samples before ordering.

Pros

  • Cheapest way to get trip footage edited
  • Many sellers list drone and cinematic travel editing
  • Package prices and delivery times shown before you order

Cons

  • Nobody films your property; you supply all the footage
  • Seller quality varies, so vetting is your job

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Fiverr travel video category · Fiverr buyer fees (Help Center)

National production companies

Beverly Boy Productions

Best for: Multi-city or international shoots that need a crew anywhere

Based in
West Palm Beach, FL and Tustin, CA (East and West Coast HQs)
Where it films
Nationwide crews, plus international shoots with permits and travel arranged
Published price
Not published (its quote form asks for a budget band, from $1k–$5k up)
Stated turnaround
Not stated

Beverly Boy’s travel and tourism page lists “destination showcases, hotel and resort tours, adventure and activity highlights,” plus cultural pieces and travel documentaries, and a separate hotels page covers promotional, marketing and training videos for properties. It offers drone filming, arranges permits, transport and local guides for shoots abroad, and says it typically provides a rough cut for review before the final edit. Its East Coast headquarters is in West Palm Beach. Neither prices nor a timeline are published; the quote form asks you to choose a budget band. Its own pages differ on its age: “24 Years in Business” in the header, “more than a decade” on the travel page.

Pros

  • Covers hotels, destinations, adventure activities and travel documentaries
  • Handles international logistics: permits, transport and local guides
  • Drone filming and a rough-cut review step

Cons

  • No published prices or timelines
  • A generalist company with many industries beyond travel

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Beverly Boy travel & tourism video · Beverly Boy hotels & motels video · Beverly Boy homepage (HQs)

Lemonlight

Best for: Hotel groups wanting listed starting prices and crews in many cities

Based in
Inglewood, CA (Los Angeles area)
Where it films
Local crews in 70+ cities worldwide (its homepage says 80+)
Published price
From $1,500 (Curated) to from $10,000 (Lifestyle) by style, on its product-video page
Stated turnaround
3–8 weeks on average for simpler styles, up to 5–12 weeks; rush +20%

Lemonlight’s travel and hospitality page tells properties to “Show off amenities, give a virtual tour, or introduce your team,” and lists event videos, product videos and video ads as the popular formats. That page carries no prices, but the company’s product-video page lists starting prices by style: $1,500 for Curated, $2,500 for Doc-Style or Animated, $5,000 for Studio and $10,000 for Lifestyle. Average timelines run 3 to 8 weeks for the simpler styles and up to 5 to 12 weeks for studio and lifestyle work, and “Rush projects are available for a 20% additional fee.” The crew count differs between its pages: over 70 cities on the travel FAQ, 80+ on the homepage.

Pros

  • Starting prices listed by video style
  • Crews in 70+ cities, one standard across properties
  • Rush option at a stated 20% surcharge

Cons

  • The travel page has no prices; the figures sit on its product-video page
  • Average timelines run 3 to 12 weeks

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Lemonlight travel & hospitality · Lemonlight video styles and prices · Lemonlight homepage

Hospitality and tourism specialists

Cerious Productions

Best for: Las Vegas hotels, casinos and hospitality events

Based in
Las Vegas, NV
Where it films
Las Vegas and Henderson; travel outside Southern Nevada quoted separately
Published price
Luxury property or commercial film $3,000–$10,000+; listing video $500–$1,200 (2026 pricing guide)
Stated turnaround
Same-day social and recap edits when planned ahead; book 1–2 weeks out

Cerious is a Las Vegas production company whose hospitality page covers “Hotel, resort, restaurant, casino, nightlife, and guest-experience content”: suite and amenity visuals, arrival footage, event recaps and drone establishing shots. Its 2026 pricing guide is unusually specific. A standard listing video runs $500–$1,200, a premium listing or location video $1,200–$3,000, and a luxury property or commercial film $3,000–$10,000+, with company brand videos at $3,500–$8,000. It offers same-day social and recap edits for events planned in advance, asks for 1–2 weeks’ notice on larger shoots, and quotes travel outside Southern Nevada separately. It cites 500+ completed productions.

Pros

  • Detailed published price ranges
  • Same-day recap and social edits for events
  • Hospitality work built around Las Vegas hotels, casinos and nightlife

Cons

  • Local to Las Vegas and Henderson
  • Ranges are wide; the final figure comes from a quote

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Cerious hospitality video · Cerious 2026 pricing guide

Morrisey Productions

Best for: Pacific Northwest destinations and travel brands

Based in
Portland, OR (second office in Seaside, OR)
Where it films
Pacific Northwest; drone work around Portland and nearby cities
Published price
Not published (free estimate on request)
Stated turnaround
Not stated

Morrisey Productions heads its homepage “Video Marketing For Travel Brands & Destinations” and says it makes “destination marketing videos that showcase the unique beauty and experience of your location.” Its portfolio tiles include destination marketing, drone aerial and TV commercial work in Oregon. It calls itself the premier aerial video company in the Pacific Northwest, with “trained and certified aerial videography specialists,” and its services page says “All videos include multiple revisions” until you’re satisfied. Offices are in Portland and Seaside, Oregon. Prices and turnaround aren’t published.

Pros

  • Travel brands and destinations are its headline market
  • Certified aerial videography team
  • Multiple revisions included on every video

Cons

  • Prices and turnaround aren’t published
  • Its Destination Marketing menu link had no page behind it when we checked

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Morrisey homepage (travel & destinations) · Morrisey services · Morrisey aerial video

Odyssey Studios

Best for: Tourism boards and destinations wanting a series

Based in
The studio at Miles Partnership (offices include Sarasota, FL)
Where it films
Not stated
Published price
Not published
Stated turnaround
Not stated

Odyssey Studios describes itself as “the premiere content studio for brands seeking to reach tourism consumers,” and its footer names it “the Studio at Miles Partnership,” the tourism marketing firm whose offices include Sarasota, Florida. Instead of one-off promos it makes series, “engaging scripted narratives, poignant docu-series, fun gamification series,” distributed across YouTube, streaming, broadcast and social, and it invites destinations to join its series or develop their own. Its site reports 4.7 million hours watched. Prices, timelines and crew locations aren’t published.

Pros

  • Built for tourism brands and destinations
  • Series formats with distribution planned in
  • Part of an established tourism marketing firm

Cons

  • No prices, timelines or crew locations published
  • Suits destination campaigns more than a single hotel

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Odyssey Studios homepage · About Odyssey Studios · Miles Partnership offices

Florida-based options

Accommovision

Best for: Luxury hotels and resorts wanting a hospitality specialist

Based in
Miami, FL
Where it films
Not stated (projects include St. Regis Bal Harbour, Four Seasons Miami and Hilton Fort Lauderdale Marina)
Published price
Not published
Stated turnaround
Not stated

Accommovision is a Miami agency “specializing in exceptional photography, video production, and brand strategy solutions for luxury hospitality and multifamily properties.” Its hospitality page says it helps hotels “drive direct bookings and revenue” at each step of the booking journey, and its films are sorted into luxury hotel, boutique hotel, room tour and meetings and events work. Projects shown include St. Regis Bal Harbour, Four Seasons Miami and Hilton Fort Lauderdale Marina. It films with a small, discreet crew rather than a large one, and says it has worked with hotels since 2012. Prices and turnaround aren’t published.

Pros

  • Works only with hospitality and multifamily properties
  • Room-tour and meetings and events films as well as brand videos
  • Small crew that films around guests

Cons

  • Prices and turnaround aren’t published
  • Its portfolio leans to upscale hotels

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Accommovision hospitality · Accommovision video production · Accommovision homepage

Ball Media Innovations

Best for: Florida and Caribbean resorts needing translated or PR videos

Based in
Miami–Fort Lauderdale and Orlando, FL
Where it films
South Florida, Orlando, the Bahamas and the Caribbean
Published price
No hospitality price; corporate and marketing videos “Rates from $1200”
Stated turnaround
Not stated

Ball Media Innovations has a page for hotels, resorts and travel destinations offering “compelling destination marketing videos,” commercials, website tours, testimonials and incentive-program videos. It also makes PR video news releases, “Perfect for events such as grand openings and re-openings,” and says “we can translate your video into almost any language!” Crews cover South Florida and Orlando as well as the Bahamas and the Caribbean. There’s no hospitality price; its pricing page starts corporate and marketing videos at $1,200 and prices each project to scope. Its pages differ on its age: “more than 25 years” on the homepage, “since 2002” elsewhere.

Pros

  • Destination, commercial and PR video for hotels on one page
  • Translation into other languages
  • Crews in Orlando, the Bahamas and the Caribbean

Cons

  • No hospitality-specific price
  • Its site differs on how long it has been in business

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Ball Media hotels, resorts & destinations · Ball Media pricing

MU2 Productions

Best for: Miami hotels and resorts wanting commercial-grade production

Based in
Miami, FL
Where it films
Miami and South Florida
Published price
Not published (scoped per project, no rate card)
Stated turnaround
Not stated

MU2 Productions’ hotel and resort page offers promos with “innovative drone videography for sweeping aerial views and 360-degree virtual tours for immersive online experiences.” Its most detailed hospitality credit is a Hard Rock project of nine videos across the brand’s properties, including a broadcast commercial for the Guitar Hotel with aerial and underwater footage. The Miami company runs its own crew, studio space and camera rental, including a Phantom Flex 4K high-speed camera. It says it “scopes every project individually instead of publishing a flat rate card,” and turnaround isn’t stated.

Pros

  • Hard Rock hotel project of nine videos, including a broadcast spot
  • Aerial, underwater and 360-degree tour work
  • In-house crew, studio and high-speed camera

Cons

  • Prices and turnaround aren’t published
  • The hotel page is general; Hard Rock is its one detailed case study

Sources (checked Oct 2026): MU2 hotel & resort video · MU2 homepage (Hard Rock case study) · MU2 on pricing

Reel City Films

Best for: Luxury hotels wanting a cinematic brand film

Based in
Miami, FL
Where it films
Worldwide
Published price
Not published
Stated turnaround
Not stated

Reel City Films is a boutique Miami production company that works “With an emphasis in the hospitality, lifestyle and destination markets.” Its best-known hotel piece is “The Critic,” a 24-minute narrative short set entirely inside the Biltmore Hotel and now playing in every guest room there. Its homepage also shows a 90-second spot for Kimpton Key West and a homepage film for Palm House Hotel in Palm Beach, and it takes clients worldwide. Prices and turnaround aren’t published, and its pages disagree on its age: “over 15 years” on the homepage, founded in 2012 on the about page.

Pros

  • Hospitality and destination films are its focus
  • Narrative hotel short films as well as spots and web films
  • Hotel work in Palm Beach and the Florida Keys

Cons

  • Prices and turnaround aren’t published
  • Cinematic films suit brand campaigns more than quick social clips

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Reel City Films homepage (hotel spotlights) · Reel City Films about · Reel City Films services

Tambourine

Best for: Hotels and destinations wanting video bundled with marketing

Based in
Fort Lauderdale, FL (headquarters)
Where it films
Not stated
Published price
Not published
Stated turnaround
Not stated

Tambourine is a Fort Lauderdale-headquartered marketing company for hotels, resorts and tourism destinations, offering “Branding, advertising, photography & videography, website, social content” under one roof. When it expanded its production division in August 2023, it said the team “includes photographers, videographers, drone operators, underwater photographers,” with work from national TV campaigns to mini-documentaries and explainer videos. Its featured work credits photography and video for clients including the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism and Lotte New York Palace. Prices and turnaround aren’t published, and the current site says little about video beyond that announcement.

Pros

  • Video alongside branding, ads, websites and social
  • Drone and underwater crew
  • Works only with hotels, resorts and destinations

Cons

  • Prices and turnaround aren’t published
  • Most video details come from a 2023 announcement

Sources (checked Oct 2026): Tambourine production division (Aug 2023) · Tambourine destination marketing · Tambourine homepage

How we chose these options.

We wrote this list and put Mark Studios first. Mark also sells on Fiverr, which is on the list. No company paid for a place. Because shoots are quoted per project, our row shows the published editing plan prices instead.

Who’s included
We began with Google results for travel, tourism and hotel video production, including the agency lists that rank for them, and kept companies whose own websites sell video to hotels, resorts or destinations and loaded on the day we checked. We added Florida studios and Fiverr. Studios based outside the US, companies with only templated city pages and agencies without a distinct hospitality video offer were left out.
What we checked
Each company’s own website, read on October 14, 2026: where it is based and films, what it makes for hotels and destinations, any published price or timeline, and terms such as revisions or rush fees. Where a company’s pages disagree with each other, we say so. Prices change, so confirm with the company before you book.
How it’s ordered
Our pick first, then four groups: a marketplace, national production companies, hospitality and tourism specialists, and Florida-based studios, alphabetical within each. The companies after Mark Studios aren’t ranked, and there are no scores.
What the data says

In Future Partners’ 2026 survey of U.S. travelers, 41.9% had used YouTube, TikTok or Reels to plan travel in the past year. The often-repeated claim that hotel video makes guests “67% more likely to book” goes back to a 2007 VFM Interactive and Omni Hotels study of visitors who chose to watch. Both are explained in our travel video marketing statistics.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best travel video production company?

For most hotels, resorts and tour operators, Mark Studios: it films properties and experiences on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, travels to film elsewhere, edits mixed drone and camera footage in 5–7 days standard, and publishes its monthly editing plan prices. For a hospitality-only studio, Accommovision. For cinematic hotel films, Reel City Films. For a crew in any city, Beverly Boy or Lemonlight. For a tourism series, Odyssey Studios. For cheap edits of your own footage, Fiverr.

How much does hotel or travel video production cost?

Published figures read October 14, 2026: Cerious in Las Vegas lists $500–$1,200 for a standard listing video and $3,000–$10,000+ for a luxury property or commercial film; Lemonlight’s styles start between $1,500 and $10,000; Ball Media starts corporate and marketing videos at $1,200; Fiverr travel gigs start at $5 plus a 5.5% fee. Beverly Boy, Morrisey, Odyssey Studios, Accommovision, MU2, Reel City Films and Tambourine quote each project. Mark Studios quotes shoots per project, and its editing plans start at $750 a month.

How long does a hotel or tourism video take?

Lemonlight’s average timelines run 3 to 8 weeks for its simpler styles and 5 to 12 weeks for lifestyle and studio work, with rush jobs at 20% extra. Cerious offers same-day recap edits for events planned in advance and asks for 1–2 weeks’ notice. Most of the others don’t state a timeline. Mark Studios delivers edits in 5–7 days as standard after the shoot or footage handoff, with expedited delivery available.

Which hotel video production companies are in Florida?

Mark Studios films in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties. Accommovision, MU2 Productions and Reel City Films are in Miami; Tambourine is headquartered in Fort Lauderdale; Ball Media Innovations covers South Florida, Orlando, the Bahamas and the Caribbean; Beverly Boy lists its East Coast headquarters in West Palm Beach; and Odyssey Studios’ parent, Miles Partnership, has an office in Sarasota.

Is Beverly Boy or Mark Studios better for a hotel video?

For a hotel or resort in South Florida, Mark Studios: Mark films on site in Palm Beach, Broward and Martin counties, edits in house in 5–7 days standard and publishes monthly editing plan prices, so clips keep coming after the shoot. Beverly Boy fits groups that need crews in many cities or abroad; it doesn’t publish prices or timelines, and it sends a rough cut for review.

Can drone, GoPro and phone footage from a trip be edited into one video?

Yes. Mark Studios color-matches drone, action-camera, phone and cinema-camera footage into one edit for travel brands and creators anywhere, and can brief your videographer before the shoot so the clips cut together. Fiverr sellers also edit uploaded travel footage, at a quality set by each seller.

What video should a hotel make first?

Usually a room and amenity tour, because that is what guests want to see before they book, then a short destination film and vertical clips of the pool, spa and dining. Tourism boards tend to start with one hero film and a series by theme; tour operators with a point-of-view video of the experience itself.

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