Ahead of the season the right visuals, right market
A planning approach for hotels, travel agencies and destinations, built around the season calendar and domestic and international markets, that measures bookings.
Plan social, creator and digital channels for hotels, agencies and destinations around the season calendar.
Brief-to-plan suggestions and ad account connections are on the roadmap; the demo shows the intended flow.
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Social and creator content builds pre-season interest; digital and DOOH keep you top of mind.
Inspiring content
Stories told through photos and video.
Creator power
Real people share the experience.
Real dashboard screenEarly bookings
Demand captured before the season.

Multilingual audiences
Domestic and international guests addressed separately.

Season calendar
Early booking and peak season.

Market selection
Domestic and international target markets.

Channel mix
Social, creators, digital, DOOH.

Booking measurement
Demand and cost by channel.
International audiences can be treated as a separate market in the plan. However, platform support for English- and German-speaking markets is on the roadmap; today, the planning process runs in Turkish. It will be announced on this page and on the platform once it opens.
Because the booking decision is made before the season, budget weighting usually shifts toward the early booking period. The right timing depends on the market and guest profile, and the plan is built on your own past booking data.
It should be clear which conditions an advertised price covers, which services are and are not included, and the validity dates. Consumer protection law prohibits misleading price statements; these statements are checked separately while the creative is prepared.
For bookings that come through intermediary platforms, measurement is limited to the data the platform shares. The report does not hide this limit; it shows directly measured and estimated values separately.

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A planning approach for hotels, travel agencies and destinations, built around the season calendar and domestic and international markets, that measures bookings.
In tourism, demand moves with the season, but the booking decision is made well before it. Summer holidays are planned in the winter months and public holiday breaks a few weeks ahead. The weighting of the ad budget should follow this early decision period.
Guests usually judge a hotel or destination by its visuals first. Photos of rooms, views, beaches and experiences, along with short videos, sit at the center of tourism advertising.
Domestic and international audiences decide at different times, through different channels and in different languages. AdSport builds this distinction into the plan from the start.
Visual-led social platforms are the first point of contact where a holiday idea takes shape. Photos, short videos and carousel formats show the experience of a hotel or destination during the early decision period.
Someone searching for a destination, a hotel name or a type of holiday is at the decision stage. Search campaigns send these people straight to the booking page and help reduce dependence on intermediary channels.
Creators who produce travel content show the experience from a real point of view. The collaboration is clearly disclosed as advertising; the influencer task flow is on the roadmap.
Digital screens at airports and in city centers provide visibility for destination promotion and domestic campaigns. Booking for these channels will open with media partners.
For tourism businesses that plan their budget around seasonal demand, reach domestic and international guests and want to measure bookings by channel.
Hotels that want to grow direct bookings can manage pre-season early booking and in-season occupancy campaigns in one plan.
Agencies selling tours and packages can plan separate campaigns for different destinations by period and audience under the same budget.
Organizations promoting a city or region can build an awareness-focused plan with visual-led channels and DOOH.
Guesthouses, boutique hotels and experience businesses can use search and social ads in a focused way on a limited budget.
The season calendar, early booking period, target markets and room or package types go into the brief. Which action counts as a booking is defined from the start.
Domestic and international audiences are planned separately. Today, planning runs in Turkish; work aimed at English- and German-speaking markets is on the roadmap.
Photos and videos are prepared according to brand rules. Prices, included services and campaign terms are checked for consistency with actual offers.
Bookings are tracked by channel and market. Budget shifts are suggested based on occupancy, and every change stays within the cap and approval threshold you set.
In tourism, the core result is the booking. Once measurement connections open, transactions coming through a direct booking engine can be tracked by channel, showing which markets and channels bring in real revenue.
Some bookings are made by phone or through intermediary platforms. In these cases measurement is limited; indirect indicators such as a campaign-specific code or number are used and marked as estimates in the report.
Metrics we track: Bookings · Revenue · ROAS · CPA · Reach · Video views · CTR
The account foundation that lets you manage properties and brands separately is live today. Channel connections, international market support and DOOH booking are on the roadmap.
Multiple brand profiles
You can manage several properties or brands under the same organization with separate profiles.
Integration status visibility
On the Integrations page, you can see which advertising and analytics connections are open and which are not available yet.
English and German markets
Support for English- and German-speaking markets for international audiences is on the roadmap.
DOOH and transit booking
Booking for airport and city screens will open with media partners; there is no inventory or pricing yet.
Live: available today at app.adsport.com.tr. Roadmap: in development, not yet available.
Share your season calendar and target markets, and we’ll show you in a demo how a booking-focused plan is built.