Two new London appointments for Hong Kong Tourism
The Hong Kong Tourism Board has made two new appointments to its London team.
Maya Frost has been appointed as digital marketing manager and Stéphane Haubois has been appointed manager for trade development, both responsible for the UK and Northern European markets.
Prior to joining the tourism board, Maya worked for Merlin Entertainments as global digital marketing manager.
Stéphane, who previously worked as a trade manager for Destination Québec UK, will be responsible for travel trade marketing, industry relations and trade incentives and training.
Dawn Page, director, UK & Northern Europe for Hong Kong Tourism Board said: "Both Maya and Stéphane will be instrumental in promoting Hong Kong as a destination to consumer and trade and in driving new business from the UK and Northern Europe."
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