The World: Singapore - Quintet chase $50m Singapore Airlines account
Campaign, Friday, 03 October 2008, 12:00am,
Five agencies have been lined up for the Singapore Airlines media planning and buying business, which is worth an estimated $50 million.
Carat, OMD, Dentsu Media and Starcom MediaVest have all responded to a tender request for information sent out by the airline, as has the incumbent, MEC.
A second phase will be conducted shortly in which agencies will need to contest a request for proposal exercise. Presentations are expected to take place in the week beginning 3 November.
Singapore Airlines has stated that it is looking for an agency with integrated marketing communication capabilities, a record in managing online and digital media and experience in working with global brands.
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