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New-look TravelMole previewed
The revamped wwwtravelmole.com website and daily newswires have been previewed to a group of top industry personnel.
The radically redesigned website goes live on Friday but a select group of public retalions executives, travel recruitment company bosses, ABTA and representatives from online travel and technology companies were give a sneak preview of the new look last week.
The event – hosted by P&O Cruises on board the line’s newest ship Arcadia in Southampton – provided an opportunity to unveil the new look and provide details of the improved functionality and content.
TravelMole CEO Graham McKenzie provided details about the redesigned website through a series of presentations.
The modern, new look provides readers and advertisers with increased opportunities to work with TravelMole – the online news and resource centre for the travel industry.
Further details will be unveiled prior to the new site going live on Friday.
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