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TravelMole launches in Australia/New Zealand
Today marks a new era in travel reporting Down Under as the world’s leading news resource for the travel and tourism industry arrives in Australia and New Zealand.
The TravelMole daily E-Newswire will aim to inform and entertain readers with a mixture of facts, opinion and the odd rumour.
Utilising the global resources of Travelmole.com, the E-Newswire will provide local content along with the latest from the UK and USA. With a mixture of news, press releases, topical polls and debate, the E-Newswire will become the premier daily source of travel news and information.
We will also be offering competitions, editorials, destination news, awards and Career Zone, set to become the best place to find premium jobs in the travel and tourism industry.
Subscription is free so please, spread the word amongst your business colleagues, clients, associates and friends to visit www.travelmole.com and register now.
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