Distribution Strategies
Kevin May returns to the online travel scene
Kevin May, who I always saw as the driving force of Travolution, is back as the editor for a new online publication Tnooz. It provides news, opinion and features on many areas of the online travel industry.
Published: 17 Dec 2009
Kevin May, who I always saw as the driving force of Travolution, is back as the editor for a new online publication Tnooz. It provides news, opinion and features on many areas of the online travel industry.
A wealth of experience has been put into this site with Phocuswright's Gene Quin and Philip Wolf involoved as CEO and Board Director as well as 15 other contributors including industry consultants Timothy O'Neil-Dunne, Norm Rose and Alex Bainbridge.
The publication can be found at www.tnooz.com and if the good content continues readership will grow over the next few months.
Meanwhile Ex-publishing director Simon Ferguson and ex-HolidayAutos founder Clive Jacobs bought Travolution from RBI in August.
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