-services, leisure, pharmacy and travel sectors have long profited from it.
However, almost all marketers ...
14 Dec 2012
| by Rodney Collins
.
Underscoring the importance of travel and escape for British youth, nearly 90% of our respondents agreed with the statement "it s important to travel and experience how different people live."
Now consider the fact ...
, televisions, and games consoles and it is clear that travel, escape, and discovery are of primary importance ...
16 Feb 2012
| by John Owens
+K designed a multi-market network approach for the event, providing the travelling comms team with proactive ...
13 Feb 2012
| by Anastasia Kourovskaia
, personal care
Emirates, air travel
FedEx, delivery services
Google, Internet information ...
25 Nov 2011
| by Simon Atkinson
on what works (and what doesn t).
Each sector is different, of course. In travel, restaurants ...
09 Nov 2011
| by Staff
of the world's top airlines.
Expedia
The online travel brand has sought to give its marketing a human face with this year's 'People-shaped travel' campaign by Ogilvy Mather. It is part of the brand's strategy of aiming to give travellers a personalised experience, thereby becoming a trusted ...
31 Mar 2009
| by David Benady
'Brien, who says his agency has done well for clients, particularly in the travel industry, through the technique of 're-targeting' - when a consumer visits a travel site but quits before making a purchase ...
this trend by boosting their investment. High-spending categories in 2008 included telecoms, travel ...
23 Jul 2008
for nothing online and how this model could spread to other sectors of the economy such as travel ...
.67% 39 MBNA Europe Bank 2,142,682 120.39% 4.82% 40 Expedia Travel 2,126,341 53.10% 13 ...
Philips Electronics 1,231,622 44.02% 15.03% 75 Intel 1,202,103 66.34% 13.38% 76 My Travel 1 ...
24 Sep 2007
| by Robert McLuhan
.5% and 12% respectively. Transport and travel firms reduced their activity by 42% and pharmaceutical ...
cutbacks by mail-order and travel and transport businesses. Dunn speculates that this may be an effect ...