MyTravelLite hires Bargain Hunt star for ad campaign
12 Dec 2002
David Dickinson, the perma-tanned host of BBC1's Bargain Hunt, is to become the advertising face
in the travel sections of the national press. Hamish Davies, business director at Mediaedge:cia, said: "This ...
David Dickinson, the perma-tanned host of BBC1's Bargain Hunt, is to become the advertising face
on a host of TV programmes including BBC1's Changing Rooms and House Invaders. Goolden, a wine expert, made her name on the BBC's Food Drink programme in the 80s. Thomson's cruise menus will describe her ...
CREATIVE AGENCY: M C Saatchi CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Simon Dicketts ACCOUNT DIRECTOR: Victoria Davies ...
The row, which centres on millions of "unknown" Nectar users, breaks as Sainsbury's chief executive Sir Peter Davis prepares to make an upbeat statement today about Nectar's impact on the supermarket's half-year results. Doubt emerged about Nectar's announcement as industry sources suggested ...
in Sky One's comedy 'Time Gentleman, Please' and Tony Marchant's BBC drama 'Holding On'. If you have ...
Sue Underwood will report to managing director Tony Davis and manage the airline's advertising strategy through Partners BDDH. Underwood has been at EMA, British Midland's headquarters, for 15 years and previously held sales manager roles in the travel industry. Bmibaby has bases at EMA and Cardiff ...
activity. Expedia is 70% owned by Microsoft, where Smith worked before she was seconded to oversee ...
The discussions come as new ATC marketing director Paul Davies attempts to attract more high-spending visitors. Tony Mayell, the ATC's general manager for Europe, said imagery of beer-swilling blokes could have a negative effect on its attempts to lure ...
the barriers to purchase, says Paul Davies, who joined the Australian Tourist Commission (ATC) as European marketing director at the beginning of the year. Davies recognises that while the country is a growing ...
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