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Friday, December 17, 2010

New Website and Refreshed Brand For Travel.com.au



travel.com.au has started rolling out their new-look website this week, together with a refreshed brand.

The new site features enhanced user capabilities, simpler site navigation, faster search results and more travel deals, dramatically improving the user experience.

Lisa Ferrari, General Manager - Brand for travel.com.au says, "the new site brings together travel.com.au's complete product offering of flights, holidays, hotels, cruise, tours, car hire, insurance and travel guides in an easier to use format. It also features the highly successful Domestic and Trans-Tasman booking engine released earlier this year, allowing users to quickly search and compare flights from multi-carriers on one screen."

As well as the improved functionality to the site, travel.com.au has launched a new logo, tagline and look and feel.

"We wanted to create a new look that encapsulates the essence of the travel.com.au brand personality. The refreshed logo is fresh and inspiring whilst focusing strongly on our name. A new tagline has been added - one destination, endless possibilities - which sums up the strength of the travel.com.au product offering." Ferrari added.

Ferrari ends, "After thirteen years in the travel game, we are thrilled with the site we've launched this week. We are confident that these improvements will lead to an even greater travel experience for our customers".

ABOUT TRAVEL.COM.AU
travel.com.au was established in 1997 and is one of Australia's most experienced online travel companies. The brand offers customers the best of both worlds when it comes to booking travel - the flexibility of booking online 24 hours a day or with a passionate and experienced Travel Expert over the phone. With the greatest deals on international and domestic flights, holidays, hotels, tours, cruise, travel insurance and car hire, travel.com.au is one destination with endless possibilities.

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