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Don’t you just hate it when you open an aspx page and Notepad ++ doesn’t highlight formatting properly?
Well, I had enough of it, so I fixed it for me. All you have to do is:
Done 🙂
The new Visit Suffolk website has been put live yesterday afternoon!
The website features some stunning imagery and inspiring text, coupled with good copy-writing. The site was designed by Jack Saunders and built by Tom Boyd on NVG’s modular CMS Pro, and features a wealth of cool features to provide visitors with a fantastic experience even before visiting this destination.
Click here to visit the new Visit Suffolk website.
Good times! 🙂
It was about time that I spent some more maintenance time on this blog. The blog itself is running great on the Amazing Grace theme, but the social plugins were a bit outdated in the look and feel – so why not give it a bit of an overhaul and use a better platform which also provides some really useful stats!
So, I upgraded to AddThis, one of the most-used bookmarking and content-sharing services out there! I hope you like the change 🙂
We have just launched Visit Newbury!
The website was designed by myself and built by Severine Perherin and me, and features a lot of new content and is based on New Vision Group‘s new modular CMS Pro and features a host of new options and modules to maintain and update the site, from dynamic tabbers, accordions, content-managed slideshows, live availability information and more.
The site also has some lovely imagery, so it is definelty worth having a look!
Click here to visit VisitNewbury.org.uk
Good times 🙂
Once again, something a little different, an article about the Go Leicestershire website, as you know, I managed and built phase 1 of the site and did a video presentation about it:
Good times! 🙂
Wow, those were a couple of amazing days at the ENTER 2011 conference in Innsbruck, Austria! Fantastic keynotes from the guys from Lastminute.com, TripAdvisor, VisitWales, Visit Norway, Visit Britain, and more. And not to forget some really amazing industry case studies (including mine 😉 ) and some fantastic and inspiring PhD research papers, I was really impressed!
If you’re interested, here are some photos I took from the conference:
Overall, a worthwhile trip, and I’ll definetly come to the ENTER 2012 in Sweden!
Just at Gatwick, chilling and having a tea. Flight is in about an hour.
Presentation on mobile technology for destinations is pretty much ready to go, just need to practice it at some stage during the flight.
I am looking forward to this! Next week I’ll be at the ENTER2011@Innsbruck!
The 18th ENTER eTourism Conference will bring together international experts in all aspects of Information and Communication Technologies in Travel & Tourism – the technologies which are changing the world of tourism and hospitality. And I’ll be there presenting an industry case for the use of mobile technology for tourism destinations!
For more information regarding the ENTER 2011, to view the porgram or to find out more about sponsorship click here.
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If you want to catch up on either of the 3 days (26-28 January 2011) then contact me either here to tweet me @alexanderrehm and let’s catch up 🙂
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