Lemongrass Marketing wins four new European clients

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Giles Gwinnett

The company announced four new clients. Credit: Lemongrass

Lemongrass Marketing, the Bicester-based PR and content marketing agency for travel brands, has further expanded its global portfolio, winning four new European clients in March, including with Italy's Dolce Vita Hotels.

For this collection of five family-run active and wellness resorts in South Tyrol, the company will focus on a UK consumer PR and communications, influencer engagement and digital marketing campaign.

Also in Italy, Lemongrass has been selected by Hotel Santavenere to handle UK communications. Part of the Egnazia group, the 34-room hotel two hours from the Amalfi coast, will boast this summer season eight newly transformed garden rooms designed by the Egnazia group’s preferred Italian designer Pino Brescia.

Another new client is Hamburg, where Lemongrass will showcase new attractions and openings in the port city, including celebrating it as one of the host cities of the UEFA Euro 2024 ceremony.

Finally, the PR firm has also been appointed to handle UK consumer PR and event management support for Luxembourg  for Tourism.

"We are so excited to have such a diverse range of new European clients joining our portfolio of travel clients, all with very special USPs," said managing partner at Lemongrass Abigail Best.

"We look forward to supporting their UK communications and generating fantastic results for them."
Lemongrass Marketing is a certified B Corp and has been recognised as a Sunday Times Best Places to Work Company 2023.

Giles Gwinnett

Giles Gwinnett is a writer at The Business Magazine. He has been a journalist for more than 20 years and covered a vast array of topics at a range of media settings - in print and online. After his NCTJ newspaper training, he became a reporter in Hampshire before moving to a news agency in Gloucestershire. In recent years, he has been covering the financial markets along with company news for an investor-focused web portal. His many interests include politics, energy and the environment. He lives in Dorset.