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Increased online focus by BP Travel Marketing
BP Travel Marketing Services is to further develop online services for the trade and consumer tourism markets with a new appointment.
Former Fred Olsen trade and new media merkating manager Phil Taylor has joined the distribution and marketing services company in the newly-created role of product manager with responsibility for developing online services.
His responsibilities will include online brochure rack Brochurebank, online agents’ brochure ordering system Trade-Gate and consumer newsletter Holiday & Lesiure e-News.
He will also work with sister company TravelMedia to develop the market for e-brochures.
BP sales and business development director Steve Martin said: “Phil’s appointment reflects our commitment to continually developing our online services and to further improve those systems which are agent-facing. Phil will be instrumental in our print-demand brochure production project.”
Report by Phil Davies
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