Epoque Hotels Selects Carolyn Izzo Integrated Communications as 2008 Agency of Record
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Epoque Hotels Selects Carolyn Izzo Integrated Communications as 2008 Agency of Record
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Trend Setting Public Relations Agency to Lead Epoque Hotels' American Campaign
Epoque Hotels announced today that they
have selected New York-based Carolyn Izzo Integrated Communications (CIIC)
as their public relations agency of record. This alliance was formed to
better acquaint travel enthusiasts with Epoque Hotels' international
collection of luxury boutique hotels.
Epoque Hotels is a collection of 300 boutique hotels located in over
100 fabulous destinations worldwide. Ahead of their time in both design and
amenities, Epoque Hotels offers two collections of properties, the
Avant-garde line and the Epoque Classic line. Selected for their character,
individuality and ability to best serve the unique needs and epicurean
taste of the truly experienced traveler, each Epoque Hotel compliments the
ambiance and characteristics of its location.
"CIIC's successful background in the travel and hospitality industry
will assist us in creating awareness about Epoque's unique brand and
growing collection of properties that represent a new frontier in
hospitality," says David Maranzana, president of Epoque Hotels.
"The properties represent a new trend in hospitality and we look
forward to being an integral part of this organization's outstanding
growth," commented Carolyn Izzo-Feldman, president of CIIC.
CIIC is a New York-based public relations and marketing firm with
offices in New York and California. A full service boutique firm, CIIC
specializes in creating campaigns for the travel & hospitality, food &
beverage, new products and lifestyles industries. With over 20 years of
experience, CIIC's team of seasoned professionals continue to deliver some
of the most creative and results driven programs in the PR industry.
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