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Travelzest websites set for relaunch
Travelzest is to relaunch Holiday Express websites by the end of the year.
The specialist travel group formed by ex-TUI UK managing director Chris Mottershead plans to have revamped holiday.co.uk and flight.co.uk sites live before the end of 2006.
Integrated marketing communications agency Designate has been brought in to help with the relaunch of the sites.
Travelzest group distribution director Nishma Robb said: “We selected Designate to help with our website strategy and website design across our specialist travel businesses due to their considerable experience in the Travel sector and their innovative approach”.
David Bee, digital creative director of Designate, said: “We’re looking to offer more than just a standard booking site. We believe the process of choosing and booking a holiday should reflect the enjoyment of the product you’re buying – a holiday.”
Report by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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