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How ad engagement differs by gender

On average, women pay more attention to ads than men, writes Richard Morris, deputy managing director, Carat.

British Airways: building a brand, from the inside out

What lies behind British Airways' decision to take steps to improve staff morale in advance of a relaunch campaign later this year, asks Suzy Bashford.

The travelling salesman: Andrew Warner, senior marketing director at Expedia EMEA

Andrew Warner, senior marketing director, customer marketing organisation, at Expedia EMEA. Interview by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith.

LoveFilm promotes London Zoo's Penguin Beach

LoveFilm, the Amazon-owned movie rental service, has partnered with London Zoo to promote the park's new Penguin Beach attraction, the largest enclosure for the bird species in England.

London 2012 sponsors mark a year to go with events across the capital

London 2012 sponsors are celebrating one year to the start of the Olympics by holding one-off events and running a host of advertising campaigns across the national press.

Expedia splits marketing department into three

Expedia, the online travel agent, has revamped its European marketing department as it looks to 'get closer to consumers'.

Ryanair's Michael O'Leary on the environment, agencies and the recession: 10 outrageous quotes

The Ryanair chief executive is a brand in his own right: at best, he calls a spade a spade, at worst he is the post-PC scourge of the airline industry and its authorities. O'Leary may be embracing green issues now, but this hasn't always been his stance, as the quotes here show.

Ryanair signals brand U-turn with eco claims

Ryanair is planning its first "green" marketing campaign to highlight its credentials as a "low-emissions" airline.

Ryanair trials reserved seating offer as revenues jump

Ryanair has revealed it is trialling a reserved seating offering on selected routes for a fee of €10, and reports a 29% jump in Q1 revenues over last year's volcanic ash cloud-hit performance.

EasyJet readies London 2012 push

Low-cost airline easyJet is upping its Olympic credentials next week when Sally Gunnell will unveil new European routes, as it bids to become the gateway to the 2012 London Games.

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