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Travel Counsellors re-brands with new consumer website
Travel Counsellors is re-branding with a new consumer website to spread the message, ‘with us…it’s personal’.
The new design will roll out across the seven overseas markets that Travel Counsellors’ operates in over the coming months.
As the homeworker group builds its business solely on referrals, it believes the new site will help it to spread the word effectively and capitalise on its growth which saw sales up 17% in May.
Managing director, Steve Byrne said: "We’re delighted to be launching the new website.
"The new site explains to potential customers what is special about us and how we can help them.
"Improving how each Travel Counsellor is represented on our site has also been enhanced so their personal online presence is as strong as possible."
Both the company’s recruitment and consumer websites now clearly communicate the same ‘with us…it’s personal’ theme.
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