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Watch out for new-look TravelMole
TravelMole is changing with a redesigned website and daily newswires to be unveiled next week.
New content, columnists and improved technology are planned as part of a complete overhaul of www.travelmole.com.
The revamped look will be unveiled next Friday at a special preview event being held on board P&O Cruises’ newest cruise ship Arcadia in Southampton.
The website has been given a complete makeover to make it easier to read and navigate and goes live on September 8. TravelMole’s daily newswires have also been redesigned to reflect to new design.
A new TravelMole logo will be unveiled and will be adopted on all of TravelMole’s activities including the monthly Travel Industry Question Time debates and regular awards events.
Advertisers will be offered more options to work with TravelMole, including the option to run display adverts for the first time.
The countdown towards September 8 starts now….watch this space for further details.
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