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Online firm in staff restructure
Tuesday, 19 Aug, 2009
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Online travel agency Directline Holidays plans to expand into domestic, luxury and long-haul sectors.
A restructure in the company’s Croydon head office has led to two appointments.
Kelly Chown has joined from lastminute.com in the newly created role of beach and ski product manager. Kim Astwood has been recruited from Travel 2 and Travelbag to the new position of trading analyst.
Danielle Andrewshas been promoted to head of product and trading. Liz Brown will assume responsibility for key development areas of long haul holidays and city breaks as product manager.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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