Travel and tourism marketing and PR representation agency Linkd Tourism continues its expansion with four new clients added to its roster.
The new additions are Sentosa Development Corporation, ProColombia Tourism Management, Samoa Tourism Authority and Kintetsu Group Holdings.
The new business spans a broad scope of services, with Linkd delivering social media and influencer programs, events and roadshows, trade engagement and generative search optimisation for the incoming clients.
Kylee Kay, Linkd Tourism Managing Director, said the client wins reflected the strength of the agency’s reputation in market.
“Linkd Tourism has been growing from strength to strength this year, and our client growth in the marketing and digital projects space – in both B2C and B2B environments – is a testament to the positive word of mouth that Linkd is seeing from our existing relationships,” Ms Kay said.
Linkd Tourism has already been in market delivering for its new clients in recent weeks. The agency recently held roadshows for both Sentosa Development Corporation and ProColombia Tourism Management, attracting more than 250 trade attendees across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth.
Emma Patricia Ramirez Guerrero, Senior Advisor, ProColombia Tourism Management said they chose Linkd because of their strong reputation and innovative approach.
“Their performance has been excellent and we’re looking forward to building on this as a long-term partnership,” she added.
Reflecting its growth, the business has also made a number of appointments within the team.
Millie Browne moves to General Manager, Trade and Operations, while Emma Prineas moves into the role of General Manager, Public Relations and Marketing, both working under the leadership of owner and founder Ms Kay.
Cathy Xu moves into the position of Marketing and Campaigns Director, Mel Newton moves into the Trade Director role, with Sally Miles moving into an Associate Director position, leading a specialist Japan sub-team.
Lawson Dibb returns to the Linkd team, further bolstering the agency’s strength in supporting regions within Japan.
“The Linkd team has continued to evolve to reflect both the growing full-service needs of our partners and the changing travel landscape,” said Ms Kay.
Main image: LtoR: Millie Browne, Kylee Kay, Emma Prineas
Insert: Dylan Hearne and Mel Newton
