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Nominate your website for an award!
Nominations for this year’s TravelMole Travel & Tourism Web Awards close this Friday.
There are 12 categories for this year including new ones for cruise and ferry operators, car hire, travel management and web-only agencies. To nominate your website for a prestigious award click here.
TravelMole’s Travel & Tourism Web Awards recognise excellence in trade use of the internet. Our panel of judges will be looking for clarity of purpose and ease of use.
This year’s panel of comprises Chris Petney, Usability Specialist, Interesource; Bill Taylor, Advantage Travel Centres; Professor Andrew Frew, head of Travel & Tourism, Queen Margaret University College, Edinburgh; and Pete Warren, managing director, Dot New Media.
The winners will be announced on May 11 at the TravelMole Fast Conference in London.
For more details go to our awards webpage.
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