Trading Places: this week's people moves
15 Mar 2013 | by Chris Harding
in its UK technology practice. ( PR Week ) Susie Tempest , head of PR and communications at travel ...
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in its UK technology practice. ( PR Week ) Susie Tempest , head of PR and communications at travel ...
In the lead-up to its busiest trading period Thomas Cook is facing a crisis after the travel operator ditched its post Christmas ad campaign without a replacement lined up . Starbucks is another brand in disarray after the controversy over its tax arrangements has seen its consumer satisfaction ...
VisitBritain, is stepping down after three years in the role, to join STA Travel. ( Marketing ) Media ...
"RFPs are useless pieces of crap." This was the conclusion of the vice president of marketing at one of the largest online travel sites at a recent event in the US. It's a provocative statement and, for anyone who's won a client through the RFP process, it may seem counterintuitive. However ...
capacity, triggering an influx of third party intermediaries and travel brokers such as Expedia ... this cycle would have on customers perception of air travel. We forget what a typical plane ticket used ... -spending premium passengers with the frequent flyers and business travellers deserting loyalties in search of lower ...
towards the energy sector. ( Marketing ) Abercrombie Kent, the luxury and adventure travel group, has ...
to Jennelle Tilling , vice-president of marketing at KFC. ( Marketing ) Jeremy Ellis , TUI Travel' s head ...
Republic Group and Meetings Travel Group, is stepping down from the company after 17 years. The publisher behind Haymarket s Brand Republic, Conference Incentive Travel, Campaign, Event, Marketing ...
One of the world's leading social media thinkers Antony Mayfield, SVP, Social Media, at iCrossing discusses how social media can be used to make content travel. He says that when it comes to media and marketing everything is still up for grabs and stresses that measurement should not be an afterthought ...