Adrian Peter Tse
Jan 12, 2015

Service brands must shape reality, not build branding fantasies

ASIA-PACIFIC – As hospitality in Asia evolves, there’s little room for marketing and delivering a service as you would a product. James Stuart, co-founder of The Brand Company and author of Hotel Brand Bites, talks to Campaign Asia-Pacific about key strategies that marketers and entrepreneurs need to craft service and hotel brands for the 21st century.

James Stuart, co-founder of The Brand Co and author of Hotel Brand Bites

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