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Bridge the World’s first grand raffle – 1993 in the Hampstead & Highgate Expresss… |
Baggage labels & book marks – very classy they were too! |
Yes, those wonderful ads with pictures of our staff in…we were the first to do it in the early ’90’s |
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Loved the design of these ads, boy did we pack in the info or what?! |
A sample of just some of our direct mail pieces, leaflets & mini brochures…many co-funded with our industry partners such as Tourism Australia |
That wonderful poster along Chark Farm road – we were so proud! |
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Cathy…you looked so professional when this was taken…good luck to you where ever you are |
Everything we did at Bridge the World was a great adventure that’s for sure and heaps of fun… |
Good old Mr. Trevor Worth…what a character, hope your new travel business in Brisbane is doing as well as Bridge the World! |
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Good old Qantas Airways, always happy to sponsor a good idea – many thanks Malcolm & Chris… |
More mini brochures, including the very successful ‘Little Gems’ brand that we began in the late ’90’s..thanks James, always so innovative despite the costs! |
To win the ‘Best New Zealand Specialist Agency’ in the entire UK in 1998 was a massive success and firmly put us on the map… this was a very proud moment for Bridge the World… |
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What a marketing ‘coup’ I have to say, getting my old friend, the UK’s most famous & popular travel writer & BBC travel presenter Alan Whicker to do a promotion with little old Bridge the World… |
…those were the days…thank you Alan, the campaign really helped our sales to Australia and helped us ‘punch well above our weight’ |
….and here he is again – enjoying the beautiful Kimberley’s in Western Australia…what a man!
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Just some of Bridge the World’s award winning brochures – masterpieces, every one of them… |
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Indeed, the very up market luxury brochure which I have to say was well ahead of it’s time in the UK (approx 1996) |
My favourite front cover – well my cousin Millie made the original collage which hung in our Regent street office for many years. It’s now on it’s way to New Zealand…. |
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