The world’s longest established travel company, Cox & Kings celebrated its collection of tours to India this month, with an interior design challenge for UK bloggers.
Using “India” as inspiration and theme and using a small budget donated
by Cox & Kings, six UK interiors, home and style bloggers were
challenged to make over one room each in their home.
As well as keeping readers up to date with posts on their progress,
‘before’ and ‘after’ photographs of each of the rooms were uploaded onto
Cox & Kings UK Facebook page, where voting for the winning room
took place by fans and followers ‘liking’ the pictures. The Cox &
Kings UK team and bloggers used a ‘hashtag’ on Twitter to communicate
their progress and promote their own entries to the competition on
Facebook.
Mike Pullman, online marketing manager says: “We have been thrilled with
the response to our Indian inspired interiors challenge. As well the
innovative and creative room make-overs from some of the country’s best
interiors blogs, the response from our Cox & Kings UK fans on
Facebook and Twitter exceeded our expectations, with more than 1,000
votes cast on Facebook and more than 80 tweets during the four week long
voting period. However, we couldn’t have brought this campaign to life
without the incredible support from the bloggers we worked with on this
project, so our thanks go out to all of them.”
The bloggers involved in the challenge were:
• Thatsyummymummy.net
• Cosyhomeblog.com
• Homegems.net
• TheStylePAatHome.com
• MaryPoppins-HomeSweetHome.blogspot.co.uk
• Bibbity-Bob.blogspot.co.uk
The blogger with the most popular make-over was
MaryPoppins-HomeSweetHome who won a weekend break to Tallinn from Cox
& Kings.
Cox & Kings, the luxury holidays specialist, luxury holidays specialist
was established in 1758 and is built on high quality service and
attention to detail that enables the company to continue to flourish as
an independent tour operator, with operations in London, the US, Japan,
Australia and throughout India. Cox & Kings organises escorted
small-group tours and private tailor made holidays
in the Indian Subcontinent, Latin America, the Middle East, the Far
East, Africa, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific and
the Caribbean.
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