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Domestic and luxury websites plan by Teletext
Dedicated UK holiday and luxury holiday websites are to be introduced by Teletext.
The websites are due to go live in the spring as part of the company’s drive to provide dedicated niche sites that enable customers to find holidays. The website names will be announced early next year.
The domestic will feature UK-based holiday accommodation and attractions.
Teletext has recently appointed specialist travel brand and internet consultancy Nucleus to design and build the luxury long and short haul holidays website.
Teletext Holidays online commercial director Matt Cheevers said: “We are creating dynamic and inspirational specialist websites that will offer the most comprehensive range of holiday products, all sourced from leading suppliers. Our aim is that consumers will recognise these as being the leading websites of choice when looking for a UK or luxury break.”
Report by Phil Davies
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