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South Africa seeks digital help to combat 'negative perceptions'

South African Tourism (SAT) is hunting for digital support as it seeks to overturn 'negative perception' in the UK.

Ryanair's new comms chief to eschew social media

Robin Kiely, the incoming head of comms at Ryanair, has pledged to build bridges with traditional media, but dismissed the value of social media engagement.

Visit Florida names European agency roster

Visit Florida has named a roster of European agencies after a pitch process, reappointing Reputations UK for a wider pan-European comms brief and Gosh PR for work in the UK.

Taxi app Hailo calls in Surname & Surname for consumer drive

Hailo, the black cab app, has called in agency support to ramp its consumer presence in London's competitive taxi app space.

Hotels.com brings in Diffusion to promote mobile services

Travel search site Hotels.com has hired Diffusion to highlight its mobile services to UK consumers.

Expedia seeks single agency to consolidate consumer PR

Global travel company Expedia is on the hunt for a single agency to manage its consumer PR in the UK, Germany, Italy and France.

Taxi app GetTaxi calls in Dynamo for consumer brief

The business start-up GetTaxi, which aims to make the ordering of licensed London black taxis safer as well as easier, has called in PR support to connect with consumers.

Danny Rogers: TripAdvisor needs to trade on trust

In order to grow, brands require trust. The world's greatest brands are those trusted by their consumers, their employees and manifold other stakeholders.

TripAdvisor under the spotlight after Advertising Standards Authority ruling

Public trust in TripAdvisor, the world's most-used travel review site, has been hit by a regulator's ruling that it can no longer claim to have reviews by 'real travellers'. But PR professionals are split about how this will impact on the online management of travel brands' reputations.


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