Victory Cruise Lines Wins Two Gold and Two Silver Travel Weekly Magellan Awards
Victory Cruise Lines has won two gold and two silver 2018 Magellan Awards from Travel Weekly, considered the most influential […]
Travel Survey Results Should Concern Cruise Lines
Morning Consult recently released “The State of American Travel 2018,” a nationwide survey of 2,200 adults. The title of the […]
South Padre Island Takes First Step Toward Becoming the Western Caribbean’s Newest Cruise Port of Call
The South Padre Island, Texas, City Council recently approved a proposal by SPI Cruise Group – a partnership of cruise […]
Carnival Cruise Line to Bring Newer, Larger Ship to Charleston when Carnival Sunshine Launches Year-Round Service in May 2019
Carnival Cruise Line will position a newer, larger ship to Charleston when the 3,002-passenger Carnival Sunshine kicks off a year-round schedule of […]
NewmanPR Stops Domain Squatter from Cashing in on Hurricane Irma
On Monday morning, Sept. 11, I received the call. The day before, Category 4 Hurricane Irma had passed directly over […]
How Not to Get a Job in Public Relations #3: The LinkedIn Connection
I will admit it took me a while to warm up to LinkedIn. I was an early adopter, but I […]
How Not to Get a Job in Public Relations #2: Lose ’em at the Salutation
It happened again. I recently received an email from a prospective applicant with the salutation “Hi NewmanPR Team!” Over the […]
Measuring Brand Perception and the Effect of PR
NewmanPR’s Buck Banks was interviewed for this article written by Jenna Seter for Clutch, which provides third-party evaluations for agencies that provide professional […]
Some Impressive Alternatives to ‘Freelance Writer’
We work with a lot of freelance writers in the travel business. Often they seek to distinguish themselves via an […]
The Trouble with Stylebooks
A colleague — being helpful, I will generously assume — sent me an article today about how to create a […]