Profile: Platform builder - Craig Inglis, Sales and marketing director, Virgin Trains
15 Jun 2005 | by Ben Carter
hours a day, it is surprising that Craig Inglis, the sales and marketing director of Virgin Trains
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are beginning to notice the service. How will budget carriers respond? Daniel Rogers reports
22 Aug 2002 | by DANIEL ROGERS
In these difficult economic times, the low-cost airline sector is a breath of fresh air.
, and changes in the sector mean its senior marketers are facing a new set of challenges. Daniel Rogers reports
22 Aug 2002 | by DANIEL ROGERS
The 19 million Britons taking European package holidays this summer will have noticed a rash of colourful logos and symbols springing up on planes, in airports and at their hotels.
down, Daniel Rogers asks how the air carrier's brand will fare without the use of its corporate
25 Apr 2002 | by DANIEL ROGERS
'Stelios steps down', 'EasyJet founder forced out' screamed the headlines last week. Stelios Haji-Ioannou, one of the UK's best-loved entrepreneurs and marketers, has stood aside as chairman of the company he founded and which had made him a household name.
to recover business from its low-cost challengers, writes Daniel Rogers
21 Feb 2002
If British Airways chief executive Rod Eddington sneezes it will make the papers; so when he fundamentally restructures the UK's biggest airline, the media goes into a frenzy. BA's decision last week to cut a further 5800 jobs, slash ten routes and make cost savings of 650m by 2004, was...
sector. But is there room, asks Daniel Rogers
17 Jan 2002 | by DANIEL ROGERS
There are too many airlines in Europe. That, at least, is the view of most industry analysts and, privately, of senior airline executives themselves. The US, with a similar size population to the EC, operates with just a handful; Europe still has dozens. Few make much money. Why...
consumer confidence. Daniel Rogers reports from the ABTA 2001 Conference in Lisbon
08 Nov 2001 | by DANIEL ROGERS
"So, how's business Bob?" asked the journalist chirpily. "Shite," replied the typically deadpan Sir Bob Geldof, founder and marketing director of online travel company Deckchair.com. While the former Boomtown Rat would never claim to speak for the travel industry, this response, during...
TUI brand as it seeks to develop a unified premium service, writes Daniel Rogers
30 Aug 2001 | by DANIEL ROGERS
British and German holiday-makers have traditionally made strange bedfellows. But now, for the first time, they will be asked to 'smile' together under a single tour operator brand: the World of TUI. Not even holidays, it seems, are immune from the pressures of globalisation. When...
, The Wales Tourist Board settled on an agency that will put out a lively image. Craig Smith reports on a new
05 Jul 2001 | by CRAIG SMITH
They may well keep a welcome in the hillside, but topography is likely to play a less prominent role in the future promotion of Wales as a tourist destination. Last week, the Wales Tourist Board (WTB) picked a new advertising agency. Red Cell, the WPP-owned network, won after presenting...
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