In Episode 7 of the “9 AI Tools to Attract High-Value Visitors” series, we introduce a different kind of AI: the How-To Articles Writer (Educational AI) — a tool designed specifically to help DMO teams, tour operators, and tourism stakeholders understand and overcome real, everyday professional challenges.
Unlike the previous tools in this series, this AI is not about external promotion. It’s about internal alignment, training, and capacity-building — because attracting high-value visitors also requires knowledgeable staff, confident partners, and shared ways of working.
In this walkthrough, you’ll see how the How-To Articles AI:
Helps you explain complex tourism challenges in a clear, step-by-step way
Creates short, practical educational articles your teams can actually read (and apply)
Covers themes like AI adoption, marketing, distribution, sustainability, technology, and productivity
Includes built-in research, structure, and editing guidance, like working with a professional editor
Automatically generates a cover image so the content is ready for blogs, internal newsletters, Slack, or training portals
Using a real example, we build an article on: “How tourism professionals can use AI in simple, practical ways every day — without tech overwhelm.”
The AI walks through:
Common mistakes teams make when approaching AI
Why “spectacular” automations often fail in real workplaces
6 realistic daily AI habits for DMO staff and tour operators
Clear calls to action that encourage small, immediate wins
This tool is ideal if you want to: Train staff and partners consistently Share your professional point of view publicly Align stakeholders around new tools and practices Build internal confidence with AI before scaling it externally
Access all 9 free AI tools here: santiagoR.com/freeAITools
Need help applying these tools inside your organisation? I also offer 1:1 coaching and staff training to help tourism teams accelerate their AI learning curve and use these tools effectively in real workflows.
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