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The capital's promotional agency, VisitLondon, has created two shopping guides in a bid to lure tourists. 'Shop London 2005' focuses on the different and diverse areas of the capital while 'Luxury London' is a pocket-sized guide focusing on the luxury end of the market. London's shopping scene is particularly...
The review, the first since the ALG was formed five years ago, will feature stakeholder relation exercises, including hearing sessions with ministers, councils, and the media, as well as online public consultation. Comms director Ceri Edwards said: 'We are looking at how the organisation communicates as well ...
The Greater London Assembly (GLA) is bidding to attract businesses and tourists from China and is in talks with PR agencies to spearhead the programme.
VISITLONDON: VisitLondon has hired Selfridges marketing director James Bidwell as CEO. Bidwell is well known for creating the department store's themed months - which have so far included a Bollywood, a Brazil and a Las Vegas theme. He starts on 6 June.
Britain's videogame makers have called in PSA Public Affairs to help stave off regulation of the £2
Hertsmere Borough Council is spearheading a campaign to secure the future of Elstree Studios.
reflects: 'The great failure of Europe is that there has not been enough investment in public affairs ...
TOURISM: VisitLondon has formed a group of representatives to raise awareness of London's business tourism opportunities in international markets. The group, called London Business Tourism Champions, which includes the Natural History Museum, the ExCeL exhibition centre and Marriott Hotels, will field...
Sportsmatch, the sponsorship incentive scheme for grassroots sport, is campaigning to raise its profile in Westminster and Whitehall and ultimately boost its funding.
) has played a key role in reinvigorating Belfast's image, working with its agency GCAS Public Relations ... specialist trade publications. Conventions bring the city £70m per year, with two thirds of business ...
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