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San Francisco, CA (openPR) 28 September 2010

Viator.com, the leading resource for finding and booking more than 5,500 trip activities and experiences at the best prices today hui announced the promotion of three executives. Frohlinger Ken was appointed vice president in charge of business development support; Gillease Kelly was appointed vice president, marketing support, and Scott McNeely has been promoted to Vice President responsible for the product. In addition, each of the new Vice-President, has been named the management team Viator.

â? Ken, Kelly and Scott all had a significant influence on Viator? The success in recent years, and each plays an important and active role in the overall management of our business, â? ? “Said Barrie Seidenberg, CEO and president of Viator, Inc. â? Your expertise and enthusiasm and commitment to their colleagues and Viator? S gain to growth and global expansion to benefit our business and our leadership team management team.â p>? ??? Frohlinger Ken – Vice President, Business Development

Ken Frohlinger, 45, is responsible for Viator? Business development including corporate statutes? s expanding global network of more than 1,000 distribution partners active monitoring of business relationships with leading companies such as Priceline, British Airways and AAA. Viator? S distribution partnerships give travelers a wide variety of tours and activities, so that access companies, hotel companies and partner organizations a source of additional revenue. Frohlinger joined Viator in 2006, brings over 15 years of travel industry knowledge, the team learned roles during the cruise, hotel, travel and technology. Prior to joining Viator, was director Frohlinger Countries – America Flairview Travel HotelClub.com 2002 to 2006, acquired by Cendant Corporation in 2005. He has previously held positions with Atina, a joint venture between Amadeus and Fourth Dimension Software, from 2000 to 2002 and from 1994 to 1999 Renaissance Cruises. He received his bachelor? A master’s degree in economics from the University of Wisconsin and a Graduate Certificate in Electronic Commerce at the University of Maryland University College.

Kelly – Vice President, Marketing

Gillease Kelly, 33, who joined Viator in 2005, actively managed the company’s articles of association? s in-house marketing efforts of search and surveillance capabilities for all Viator? s marketing initiatives in print, television and e-mail and affiliate marketing and other online channels. Prior to joining Viator, Gillease a senior marketing manager with the media group at Yahoo in 2005, where she’s efforts resulted in house search engine marketing for games, sports and finance and online marketing has has contributed to other research projects. Gillease was previously with Hotwire responsible corporate statutes? Research initiatives Engine Marketing until February 2005. After being acquired by IAC companyâ s -???? InterActive Corp. in 2003, she worked on marketing projects for Hotels.com, Expedia and other companies IAC. Gillease began his career in the Internet in 2000 with Ask.com as a member of its editorial staff. A loudspeaker industry often Gillease also a regular contributor to Search Engine Land is? S â? In the house? SEMcast column and hosts a podcast search engine marketing to geekcast.fm. She received dual bachelor’s degree? S degree in English and economics with a minor in Russian Literature at the University of California at Berkeley.

– Vice President, Product

Scott McNeely, 40, who joined Viator in 2005, oversees the company statutes? The global strategy and leads product management and product marketing functions. With over 12 years experience in product development, McNeelyâ? S focus on creating useful, intuitive experiences for consumers travel to the site and the flagship Viator.com companyâ? S growing portfolio of mobile platforms. Prior to joining Viator, McNeely was online editor of Lonely Planet World 1999 to 2005, where he was product development and corporate statutes? S-line, mobile and business-to-business channels. He previously held executive positions at Fodor’s Travel Publications, part of Random House Inc., 1992 to 1997. McNeely is a frequent speaker on industry topics of search engine optimization and social media in the travel industry. He has received his bachelor? S at the University of California at Berkeley and Trinity College, Dublin.

For the latest updates and news about special promotions, offers, competitions and suggestions, travelers can visit the Viator Travel Blog (http://travelblog.viator.com) and Twitter (http:/ / twitter.com / ViatorTravel) and Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/ViatorTours).

About Viator

Viator is the leading online resource for travel experiences, providing access to more than 5,500 tours, attractions and activities in 450-dispatch more than 75 countries. Viator – the Latin word for traveler – offers travelers a one-stop shop for planning, research and distribution of books and helpful resources, such as over 170,000 traveler reviews and photos, star ratings, Tours and Viator Travel Blog. Viator Travel expert took internal respect and trust of local actors to improve the quality, value and service, all backed by a guarantee from Viator to ensure cheap. Founded in 1995, Viator sells its products directly to consumers at www.viator.com and through its global network of more than 1,000 partners, major hotels and airlines, online travel agencies, city-specific websites and more comprehensive yet. With its collection of pages of company and subsidiaries, including sites operated seven European languages, Viator welcomes more than 2.5 million visitors per month. Viator is headquartered in San Francisco with regional offices in Sydney, London and Las Vegas.

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