The Rise of Set Jetting. If, like us, you were under the impression that social media currently had the biggest influence over consumer travel, think again! Recent research carried out by marketing firm eight&four concluded that while social media still
One has to wonder why one would voluntarily stand in a queue for nearly two hours? I did that at #IPW2019 Anaheim this year so I could be one of the first of millions to experience the new Star Wars Millennium
By Natalie Wiles Utah is home to the highest concentration of International Dark Sky Parks in the world, so you can imagine my excitement when I realised that my fam trip dates matched perfectly with International Dark Sky Week! What
The senior management team at KBC PR & Marketing has acquired an 80% shareholding in the business as the travel and tourism specialist looks to build for the future. Chris Woodbridge-Cox (Managing Director), Lisa Cooper (Director of Trade Representation), David
By Natalie Wiles I am the worst offender for letting work, social and personal lines blur, and it’s all because it happens on one device. I am guilty of social scrolling. I have a blue light haze around me at
Hot on the heels of the news that we’ve been shortlisted for ‘Best Representation Agency’ at the Travel Marketing Awards 2019, we decided to take a reflective look back at kbc’s 2018. From hosting media in British Columbia on a
By Lizzie Benians Apparently the UK has more than six million skiers. However, ask them if they’ve been skiing in Finland, and you might receive a few blank looks. So I’m in an exclusive group after returning from my first-ever
From all the team at KBC, wherever you are in the world, we wish you a happy and successful 2019. Chris Woodbridge-Cox, Managing Director
Wishing everyone safe and happy holidays! ❄️🎄🎁 We’ve had a fantastic year and look forward to more exciting adventures with our wonderful clients throughout 2019!
What’s the best reason to visit the Florida Keys? For many travellers, this wouldn’t be an easy question to answer. The stunning marine environment, spectacular sunsets or quirky characters, perhaps? But for TV chef Phil Vickery they are all trumped