eTourism Seminar in Heraklion: Maximize Your Online Tourism Strategy: Tools & Tactics

E-Tourism Frontiers and AbouTourism present online tourism seminars in Greece

2011-10-22

CRETE, GREECE, October 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) Following the success of the first e-Tourism seminar in Athens, AbouTourism and E-tourism Frontiers, leading experts in Online Tourism, present the next seminar of the E-Tourism Seminars Roadshow to take place in Greece, this time in Heraklion, Crete on 22 & 23rd November 2011, at the Heraklion Chamber of Commerce & Industry, room "Kastelaki", 9 Koronaiou Str. This two-day seminar is brought to you by the Municipality of Hersonissos, with the support of the Heraklion Hotels Association. IT support by EyeWide e-solutions.

This practical and informative seminar will be presented by international experts and trainers and has been designed for anyone in the tourism industry looking to increase their use of the internet. The sessions will cover the essentials for a business to improve their online presence, use of the internet and social media and to better market their business and increase their online bookings and payments. Easy to understand, jargon free and practical, this affordable seminar is a must for anyone in the Greek Tourism and Travel trade to attend. More information here http://www.aboutourism.com/?page_it=2804

The sessions will also feature walk throughs of appropriate, locally available solutions. At the seminar s closing each attendee will receive a copy of the brand new book E-Tourism Frontiers Guide to eTourism.
Full program can be found here (http://www.e-tourismfrontiers.com/assets/files/PDFs/CRETEPROGRAMME.pdf)

Eyewide Internet Marketing Agency - based in Crete Greece, is activated in the field of hosting, design, development and Search Engine Optimization of dynamic web pages.

The innovative integrated solutions that the company proposes and implements, make all customers fully satisfied, whether they are building their first appearance on the Internet or wishing to upgrade at every level their weak and ineffective presence on the Internet.

Some of the services Eyewide offers:
• Construction and development of web pages in CMS
• Search Engine Optimization Marketing
• Pay Per Click Marketing
• Social Media Marketing
• Online Reputation Management (tripadvisor, holidaycheck)
• Email Marketing
• eBrochures Creation

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