Archive for April, 2008

In just a few short weeks, you will notice a brand new website for Sundance Vacations. Solid Cactus, a local website design company has been working on the new site since the beginning of January. The new and improved website will be geared toward lead generation. The site will be welcoming with bright company colors, and of course the Sundance Vacations logo. In our research we found that a “fun” website was more attractive than a “corporate” stuffy site. Also with a “fun” site, users are more likely to navigate through the whole site rather than get frustrated on the first page. The site will include a company history, corporate bios, job opportunities, all sponsorships and partners, giveaways, past sweepstakes winners, and so much more!! WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!!

Do you have any ideas for the new website? What would you like to see on the new site?

Sundance Vacations reaches out once again to claim a Stevie award for 2008. Our nominees are: Best New Product, Best Sales Team, and Best Customer Service Team. Last year Sundance was named as a finalist for Best Overall Company and for the Best Marketing Team. Joe Molitoris, VP of Marketing was named as a finalist for the Best Marketing Executive. Created to honor and publicly recognize the efforts, accomplishments and positive contributions of companies and business people worldwide, the Stevie is a highly coveted award. Best known as “the business world’s version of the Oscars” The American Business Awards are the only all-encompassing national awards program that honor virtually all types of business organizations. This is an exciting event for the company, and we will keep you posted on the results.

Do you have any great stories about our nominated teams?  Let us know who you think the winner will be!!   

Sundance Vacations donated a free trip from the excess inventory list to St. Aloysius Elementary school in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. The school sold over 500 tickets and raised over $2,000. The money raised will help the school with expensive necessities, such as repairs.

Tina Dowd had the honor of picking the lucky winner. Gloria Sadowski of Hunlock Creek, Pa was the winner of the free trip. Her grandson Matthew Sipski a student at St. Aloysius sold her the ticket. “I forgot I even bought a ticket, and when my grandson called and told me I won, I was very shocked. I can’t wait to go somewhere warm,” said Gloria Sadowski.

Sundance has donated to numerous charities and organizations throughout the years. Do you have any favorite charity stories to share? 

-Amanda