Travelling like Trump : you can !

By    John Garner on  Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Summary: Having just launched a web site in French about travel (mainly writing articles about it) I was interested to hear about Donald Trump having just launched a travel web site. The fact that Donald has fair amount of money to spend on this type of venture had my expectations high. Well the design is pretty […]

Having just launched a web site in French about travel (mainly writing articles about it) I was interested to hear about Donald Trump having just launched a travel web site. The fact that Donald has fair amount of money to spend on this type of venture had my expectations high. Well the design is pretty slick but not that original and integration with service providers throughout the site is not really done in what I'd call great harmony but hey ! Looking through at for example hotels and choosing Paris there a two addresses The 'Four Seasons Hotel George V' and the 'The Victoria Palace Hotel'. Funnily enough I attended a conference at the latter and can tell you it looks just as stunning as the photos show it to be. After having looked at this the slogan for the site hit home 'Travel Trump Style' which you don't see straight away if you're not careful since it is an animated picture in the top left corner. Well at least they didn't do it with Flash, the easy solution that too many sites opt for and is just ridiculous sometimes when this effect is required...

Take a look at the site for yourself

Article written by  John Garner

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