Brand Loyalty and the Gen Z Traveler: Lessons from the Marriott Bonvoy Bold Card
From Asia to Alaska, Gen Z loves to travel. With an emphasis on experiences over materialism and often lacking brand loyalty, Gen Z focuses on living life on its own terms. Join JPMorganChase, Marriott, and Quigley-Simpson as they share learnings from their successful Marriott Bonvoy Bold Card campaign, including how to create Gen Z brand loyalty, innovative media approaches, and how brands can tap into this key market by playing an important role in getting Gen Z where they want to go (literally and figuratively).
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