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The Publicists Who Learned to Think Like a Dining Room
bread & Butter began with a little over $1,000 and a dislike of assembly-line PR. Its more durable invention was a national agency built to behave like the best neighborhood restaurant: local, alert and ready to remember what matters.
The Travel Publicists Who Know a Hotel Is More Than a Pretty Room
Diamond PR sells the hardest luxury in travel: a reason to care. Its advantage is knowing when a room needs a press release - and when it needs 30 TikTok creators, a brass band and an island-hopping itinerary.
af&co. knows a full dining room starts before dinner
The hospitality agency turns restaurant openings, hotel histories and local relationships into reasons to show up. Its most useful lesson: give people something specific to come for.
Victoria King PR Knows a Beautiful Hotel Needs a Better Story
From revived California motels to Swiss village hideaways, Victoria King Public Relations finds the details that give travel editors a reason to care. Its business is built on a selective roster and close attention to the property behind the pitch.
Tambourine
The Fort Lauderdale firm has spent three decades trying to answer one question for hoteliers: how do you get a guest to book with you instead of with Expedia?
The Leading Hotels of the World
The luxury hotel company that owns no uniform look has spent nearly a century making independence scalable. Its product is not a room so much as a pact: global reach for hotels that refuse to become interchangeable.