VisitBritain gets very social
Britain’s national tourism agency has launched a new website using social media, online content and mobiles to enthuse potential visitors to the country.
With 95 percent user-generated image content throughout, the new multilingual version of visitbritain.com will include the latest social media platforms and magazine-style travel features.
VisitBritain said it recognises that social media has become crucial in the way families decide which holiday to go on, and so syndication and aggregation are enabled within the site so that all content is available across a wide range of travel sites and blogs.
Laurence Bresh, director of marketing VisitBritain, said, “The new website is key to delivering our strategy to inspire visitors to visit Britain before, during and after the Olympic Games.
“The site has been in development for a year and we have worked hard, along with our suppliers, SapientNitro, to fully tie together the inspirational and functional aspects of planning a holiday which our customers have asked for.
“If you see a picture in the interactive gallery, it also shows you where it is located on a map of Britain along with what there is to do around the area, places to visit, places to stay and directs the visitor to our online shop to help them buy travel products that will enable them to make planning their trip as simple as possible.”
Ian Jarrett
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