
Instagram is still the storefront where travel decisions take shape. In Spain, travel and tourism brands that get this are building a real advantage, as Hosteltur points out.
Follower volume is misleading. What I see is something more useful: the brands that truly influence on Instagram build a relationship with travellers through aspirational content, steady pacing and a recognizable voice. That shows up in comments, saves and, eventually, in traffic to a hotel or airline website with booking intent.
For industry professionals, the practical take is simple: the network has gone from being a brand channel to a front door for demand. If you are not using the visual side of travel to inspire, you are leaving money on the table. The good news is there is still room for brands that tell a good story and connect with a niche audience.
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