14 Dec 2006
| by Tonya Garcia
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ: The Atlantic City Convention and Visitors Authority (ACCVA) has selected Lou Hammond & Associates as AOR, ending a three-year relationship it had with Weber Shandwick. The two-year contract is worth $150,000 per year.
14 Dec 2006
| by Ted McKenna
NEW YORK: The Israeli government is developing a branding campaign that will use traditional and "new" media outreach to the US and Europe to put a "human face" on a country generally associated with war.
11 Dec 2006
| by Hamilton Nolan
With New Orleans' image still battered after Katrina, visitors bureau works to rebuild tourism industry
08 Dec 2006
| by Lisa LaMotta
Countries, like any brand, need PR and a clear brand message to convey their national sentiment and their mission moving forward. How a country is viewed determines whether it is a good tourist destination, or whether a company will set up shop there.
04 Dec 2006
| by Ted McKenna
Park Service challenged with appealing to digital generation without giving in to commercialization
29 Nov 2006
| by Lisa LaMotta
PHOENIX: US Airways, the most recent member of the airline industry to face scrutiny for stricter policies to combat terrorism, is pushing the message that its employees do not use racial profiling when determining the threat of passengers.
21 Nov 2006
| by Randi Schmelzer
KISSIMMEE, FL: The American Association of Nude Recreation (AANR) has launched a campaign to encourage a new generation to visit nude and clothing-optional resorts.
21 Nov 2006
| by Ted McKenna
WASHINGTON: How quickly the expected record number of Thanksgiving travelers this year manage to pass through airport security may depend, in part, on the success of a recent campaign by the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to educate travelers about restrictions on carry-on liquids,...
20 Nov 2006
| by Randi Schmelzer
Urban outreach efforts aim to build credibility and put Greyhound back on the right track
15 Nov 2006
| by Hamilton Nolan
NEW YORK: Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher and Kekst & Company are representing the two players in what could be a huge merger between US Airways and Delta.