Insignia Worldwide, the
renowned branding and communications agency, debuts its new
PR division, dedicated
to the luxury travel, hospitality and lifestyle segments.
The debut of Insignia
PR sets ablaze a new category of specialist public relations firms in the
Middle East. Focusing primarily on the luxury travel, hospitality and lifestyle
industry, Insignia PR will provide representation for destination brands,
including international hotel groups, boutique properties, leading restaurants
and lifestyle venues and the arts and culture segments.
Over the past decade Insignia has earned the enviable
position of being the leading brand, communication and creative services
agency, dedicated to luxury, travel and lifestyle brands. Headquartered in
Dubai with offices in London, Delhi and Sydney, the agency currently works with
over 60 hotels across 20 countries, 120 restaurants 30 lifestyle destinations.
Established in 2003 by Founder & CEO, Gaurav Sinha
and Co-founder & Director Lucy Bruce, the agency boasts a exemplary list of
clients with some of the world’s most revered brands including, Jumeirah Hotels
& Resorts, The Address Hotels, Conrad, Waldorf Astoria, Kempinski Hotels
& Resorts, Fairmont Hotels, Hilton Worldwide, Starwood Hotels, Anantara
Hotels & Resorts, Le Meridien, Armani Dubai, and Dubai Tourism.
“Our strength lies in our deep-rooted understanding
of the inherent complexities within the travel and hospitality industry. We
speak the language of travel & lifestyle fluently as we understand consumer
dynamics, key feeder markets, seasonalities and segmentation. You have a
refreshing new perspective on PR services when you complement this knowledge
with our insights about the region, our ability to influence media as well as
the market, and our imagination to deliver creative and compelling messaging
platforms” explains Sinha.
Inspired by the two successful launches of the
hospitality consultancy Insignia Hospitality Solutions, and Insignia
Travel Media Group, the region’s only media buying service specializing
in the travel industry, Sinha was determined to provide his existing clients
and others in the hospitality industry with an innovative new approach to
public relations. The launch of Insignia’s new PR
division also marks its 10-year anniversary.
“We have been in business of enriching brand
experiences for over a decade now, we work with brands from inception to
success and that’s what makes us particularly effective. We have provided
pre-opening support to over 19 hotels in 10 countries and it was time to add PR
to our disciplines as we noticed a clear need in the market for specialist PR
and representation services” adds Sinha.
Falling under the well-established Insignia brand, the
PR division is set to take the company to new heights with its recent
expansion.
The agency’s strong international media relations and
its extensive network of personal media contacts and influencers across the
GCC, UK & Europe, Russia, Africa, Asia & the Americas allows for
optimum global brand awareness for clients.
“In PR, ‘communication’ is passé. We
create worthy ‘conversations’. Deep and meaningful dialogue between brands and
consumers that is culturally attuned, insightful and relevant. We believe the
term PR needs to evolve to ‘Performance Recognition’, ‘Perpetual Relevance’ and
‘Profitable Returns’, not just glorified press office services.
At the helm of Insignia PR is Director Gabriela
Asquith, who has surrounded herself with an ensemble of creative writers,
strategists, and more importantly, storytellers.
“Our foremost strength lies in our international
media relations, promoting homegrown brands across the world and connecting
international brands to this region. Our philosophy of creating worthy
conversations is very powerful as it enriches brand stories in a manner that
allows consumers to interact, not just receive messages” says Asquith.
Progressive, insightful and influential in its
approach, Insignia PR promises to reinvigorate the public relations domain and
offer travel, hospitality and lifestyle brands a truly international
perspective in addressing their brand communication needs.
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