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Kenya Airports Authority places own ad for CEO position

Job Qualifications Modified

Kenya Airports Authority places own ad for CEO position

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

Predictably, in view of the shenanigans by outgoing CEO George Muhoho, the recently-appointed chairman of the Kenya Airports Authority and his board decided to declare the advert seeking applications

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Frontier's ad wins  Emmy

Frontier Airlines

Frontier's ad wins Emmy

One of Frontier Airlines' talking animals has won a regional Emmy award.

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American Airlines seeking Latinos

US Ad Campaign

American Airlines seeking Latinos

By eTN Staff Writer

American Airlines launched a national advertising campaign this week aimed at US Hispanic travelers in an effort to increase American's business and to better serve the booming Latino population.

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R.O.A.R.: Don't punch koala bears in the face, please

Super Bowl Koala Ad

R.O.A.R.: Don't punch koala bears in the face, please

By Dr. Anton Anderssen

Who would punch a koala in the face? Super Bowl viewers can expect to see three strikes against the charming critter in an upcoming commercial promoting CareerBuilder.com.

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Paddy Power's airline ad crashes

UK

Paddy Power's airline ad crashes

By forbes.com

The company's ad betting on which airline will go bust next has been banned in Britain.

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Management 'tearing a once-proud airline apart'

American Airlines Union Ad

Management 'tearing a once-proud airline apart'

By usatoday.com

American's ground workers' union is slamming the company's management in newspaper ads running in three cities this morning, a sign that labor-management relations at the USA's biggest carrier remain

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Keys tourism board apologizes for mocking Fay

Florida

Keys tourism board apologizes for mocking Fay

By bradenton.com

The Florida Keys tourism bureau is apologizing in advance for offending all of the Fays in the world with the island chain's new radio ad making fun of the recently departed tropical storm.

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Go Travel Like A Local

Destination Marketing Industry Awareness Campaign

Go Travel Like A Local

By eTN

LAS VEGAS, NV – Destination Marketing Association International (DMAI) announced today the official launch of an integrated awareness campaign — Go Travel Like A Local — to increase the visibili

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Distancing itself from gay travel campaign will cost South Carolina tourism dollars

South Carolina is so gay - re-visited

Distancing itself from gay travel campaign will cost South Carolina tourism dollars

COLUMBIA, S.C. - The flap over an ad promoting South Carolina as "So Gay" will cost the state tourism dollars, according to an industry expert.

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Gay tourism ad causes uproar in S. Carolina

Ventphis Stafford of Charleston, NC: We’re so gay? Nah. Wrong state. Go to California.

Gay tourism ad causes uproar in S. Carolina

A state employee has resigned and officials have disavowed an international advertising campaign that led to calls for an investigation of tourism posters proclaiming “South Carolina is so gay.”

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Southwest Airlines says relax!

New Ad Campaign For Hispanic Markets

Southwest Airlines says relax!

By ETN

With an innovative and comic twist, Southwest Airlines today launches a new ad campaign for the Hispanic Market titled "Relax!" These radio and television ads will air tonight and all through out summer in Hispanic Media from coast to coast. The ads reinforce Southwest's message of affordable, friendly, and worry-free travel.

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Korean Tourism ad wins grand trophy at New York Fest

Korean Tourism Ad

Korean Tourism ad wins grand trophy at New York Fest

An advertisement by the Korean government to promote tourism in the country has won a grand trophy award at an international advertising festival.
At the New York Festivals' 2008 ceremony the ad which touts the slogan "Korea, Sparkling" won the top prize for best sales production in the film and video category.

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