I was chatting to a chap recently who is trying to break into the UK market. He has been in the travel industry for over 20 years, but has limited experience of this market and like so many others believed this would be the easiest market to work in.
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Ethos Marketing continues to look for new and innovative ways of how to promote our clients products to the UK travel industry. A one-on-one meeting is always useful, but in order to get to a slightly wider audience in limited time we sometimes arrange special events.
Comments closedThe debate continues that the SAT stats are not accurate, is valid, but not new. I remember attending a conference in Johannesburg in 1994 when this subject was discussed in detail and a speaker from the Caribbean explained that people visiting more than one island would be counted more than once – a similar problem to the one we have always had in South Africa.
Comments closedHaving boarded our plane in Cape Town both Paul and I expected to leave the sunshine behind us – but oh no – on arrival into George airport it appeared that the sun wanted to come too! Excellent. This was my first time to the Garden Route and I was very excited. Particularly as I was to be staying at The Manor House at Fancourt! How decadent.
Comments closedThe meal at Mange Tout was amazing. We had some incredible food on this trip, but this meal was probably the most memorable – especially the Chocolate Fondant!
Comments closedA journey on The Blue Train in South Africa is a luxury normally reserved for the likes of royalty, celebrities and heads of state. But for the next few months it may just be possible for us mere mortals to sample the extravagant lifestyle of the rich and famous
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