Hotel guests and airline passengers are being given permission to turn off social media while travelling . The Hotel Bellora in Sweden offered a free night for guests who switched off social media during their stay , while some Wyndham hotels offer lounge chairs and snacks to guests who temporarily give up their phone . Meanwhile , the airline JetBlue ran a campaign for an unlimited flight pass for passengers who wiped their Instagram feed . A survey by device insurance company Asurion showed that Americans check their phones 80 times a day on average during holidays , with some checking more than 300 times daily .
Hotel guests and airline passengers are being given incentives to turn off social media while travelling. The Hotel Bellora in Sweden offered a free night for guests who switched off social media during their stay, while some Wyndham hotels offer pool chairs and snacks to guests who temporarily give up their phone. Meanwhile, US airline JetBlue ran a giveaway for an unlimited flight pass for passengers who wiped their Instagram feed. A survey by device insurance company Asurion showed that Americans check their phones 80 times a day on average during holidays, with some checking more than 300 times daily.