Comments on: Siam Park - how has it gone so wrong? http://www.7cmarketing.com/news/siam-park-how-has-it-gone-so-wrong.htm Online hub for Advertising, Marketing, Media and PR in the Canary Islands Mon, 05 Jan 2009 23:48:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Alex Veccia http://www.7cmarketing.com/news/siam-park-how-has-it-gone-so-wrong.htm#comment-68 Alex Veccia Wed, 16 Jul 2008 11:26:47 +0000 http://www.7cmarketing.com/?p=7#comment-68 Totally agree. Times have changed and humble approaches should to be taken from the "old tourism establishment". Using the same word used by the sister "flashship" theme park in the north, these days proper PR is a "must" if you want to promote even the best product. Totally agree. Times have changed and humble approaches should to be taken from the “old tourism establishment”. Using the same word used by the sister “flashship” theme park in the north, these days proper PR is a “must” if you want to promote even the best product.

]]> By: Julie http://www.7cmarketing.com/news/siam-park-how-has-it-gone-so-wrong.htm#comment-45 Julie Thu, 10 Jul 2008 11:17:15 +0000 http://www.7cmarketing.com/?p=7#comment-45 The phrase TIT works just as well here as it did in my days in Thailand. This is Tenerife! With Tenerife receiving a bit of a slagging off in the UK papers recently, the Neverending Story of Siam Park certainly doesn't help the islands image at all. Still thank you for the new proposed date. Anyone taking bets? The phrase TIT works just as well here as it did in my days in Thailand. This is Tenerife!

With Tenerife receiving a bit of a slagging off in the UK papers recently, the Neverending Story of Siam Park certainly doesn’t help the islands image at all. Still thank you for the new proposed date. Anyone taking bets?

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