Hello Hospitaity, a new marketing, sales and representation consultancy in Warwickshire, UK, has launched. The company specialises in the meeting, incentive, conference and exhibition markets, offering services to hoteliers and venue managers. At the heart of the business is the relationship with corporate and agency event bookers. This is serviced with value adds including venue showcase and networking events, regular industry updates and venue introductions and offers. The 2020 kick-off event will be held in the Cotswolds in March.
Founder Kathryn Clarke commented: “We offer a friendly, approachable sales and marketing business support service joining the dots between sales and marketing processes and a network of connections to provide consistent, methodical, organised proactive sales and marketing activity for practical ‘hands on’ help to raise awareness and generate new business.” “The name reflects our friendly, welcoming, helpful, ready to do business, can do attitude, and the essence of making introductions and all of the networking meet and greeting that we do in the hospitality world.”
Hello Hospitality launches
Hello Hospitaity, a new marketing, sales and representation consultancy in Warwickshire, UK, has launched.
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