Frontieres sells its 'democracy' over opulence
Outraged by high prices and poor service, Jacques Maillot turned a personal crusade to make travel to far-flung destinations affordable into a $1.5 billion Paris-based travel group called Nouvelles Frontieres, now Europe's 7th-largest and the biggest in France. His next venture will be to set u...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Advertising Age 1996-01, Vol.67 (3), p.i10 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Outraged by high prices and poor service, Jacques Maillot turned a personal crusade to make travel to far-flung destinations affordable into a $1.5 billion Paris-based travel group called Nouvelles Frontieres, now Europe's 7th-largest and the biggest in France. His next venture will be to set up a cruise line, an industry he claims is still overpriced. The key to his success as a travel marketer has been to create an emporium of travel options as he identifies sector after sector where the consumer is not being catered to at a tempting price. |
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ISSN: | 0001-8899 1557-7414 |