Travel editorial
and media
relations services

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My week on twitter: 3 retweets received, 3 new followers, 4 mentions. Via: http://t.co/EqvfakEkDn
23 hours ago from TwentyFeet

RT @LBBCreative: Our client @VenueSearchUK has won Best Venue Findng Agency at #confawards Congratulations Katherine and team. Our 2nd award-winning client!
5 days ago from Twitter for BlackBerry®

RT @AWB94: @confawards c'mon @VenueSearchUK I can feel the win this year. #VenueSearchUK #confawards
5 days ago from HootSuite

RT @LBBCreative: Our client @VenueSearchUK has won Best Venue Findng Agency at #confawards Congratulations Katherine and team. Our 2nd award-winning client!
5 days ago from Twitter for iPhone

Our client @VenueSearchUK has won Best Venue Findng Agency at #confawards Congratulations Katherine and team. Our 2nd award-winning client!
5 days ago from Twitter for iPhone

Our client list

These examples of our work with recent clients will give you an idea of what we can do for you. Just click the headline to read the full case study.

Media relations

Congham Hall Hotel

We’d long been admirers of the work of Nicholas Dickinson, one of the hoteliers behind Luxury Family Hotels and Martinhal Resort. So we were thrilled to be asked to help him with his first solo project.

Venue Search

After 25 years in the business, Venue Search felt it was time to celebrate by pushing out the company’s story. We were delighted to help spread the word about its new website and fun social media campaign

Meriski

We undertook a short PR project with Meribel specialists, Meriski, to launch two new luxury catered chalets, added to its collection for the winter 2012-13 season, and to raise the company’s profile in the UK travel media.

Macy’s Herald Square, New York

In Autumn 2012, LBBC was asked to provide UK PR support for a short project around the $100m refurbishment of this iconic New York store. Part of our brief was to help put together a luxury press trip for top media

Ecuador Ministry of Tourism & Quito Visitors’ Bureau

Little Black Book Creative was asked to provide media relations and sales and marketing support in the UK for Ecuador Ministry of Tourism and Quito Visitors’ Bureau.

We Can Go Dutch

The innovative crowd-funding website, We Can Go Dutch, is a unique online offering bringing people together to make their dreams come true. It proved an irresistible challenge for our media relations skills.

Vamos Cuba!

Veronika Tirpakova knew she was offering something special through her new activity holiday company. She asked us to help her convey that message to the media.

Sapori e Saperi Gastronomic Adventures

Heather Jarman wanted to expand her media relations skills so that she could better promote her high-end artisanal tours in Tuscany. She asked us to help guide her.

furtherafield.com

After a one-off creative brainstorming session, the team at Further Afield invited us to extend our work with them by executing a short campaign to improve awareness in the media of this unique brand.

English Wine Centre and Cuckmere Barns, East Sussex

When the owners of the English Wine Centre decided to open five boutique guest rooms, we were engaged to help promote this delightful property to the local and national media.

Editorial services

Seven

Kate leads our work with the contract magazine publisher Seven, providing support with commissioning and editing duties on Sainsbury’s Finance Money Matters.

Discover Carmarthenshire

We were commissioned to write a series of self-guided food and drink trails for the Tourism and Marketing Division of Carmarthenshire County Council, Wales.

Sugarfree Design

Our services for Sugarfree Design included contributing editorial content to inSW1 magazine and inSW1.com, and overseeing the editing and proofreading process for each quarterly issue.

Visit Sussex Vineyard and Microbrewery Trail

We spotted an opportunity to create a self-guided vineyard tour to boost tourism in the county, and researched and produced all the editorial material to put it in place.

More LBBC services

Consultancy, training and public speaking

Kate leads our consultancy, training and public speaking work. She has designed training workshops for Rocco Forte Hotels and the Association of British Travel Organisers in Italy (ABTOI), provided in-house consultancy for Beth Cooper Public Relations, and spoken at forums including the Hotel Booking Agents Association (HBAA) and International Confex Exhibition. Kate runs her own travel-writing course, “How to Sell and Write Travel Articles” and is a regular guest speaker at Traveller’s Tales workshops.