The nominees have been short listed by an anonymous panel of independent judges, whose identities will be revealed during the awards ceremony.
The Gatwick meet and greet parking company has been nominated for the award as a result of their outstanding web site – it is easy to use for customers, full of quick links and frequently asked questions, as well as honest, no hidden extras quotations and secure booking facilities. The website is also supported by above and below the line web activity, including blogs and social media, actively reporting on the travel news industry for both business and public interest.
The category sees influential players in the travel industry, up against arguably Gatwick’s leading meet and greet airport parking provider. Fellow nominees are household names - Trip Advisor, Holiday Extra and Aito.
The winner will be announced at the awards presentation, now in its 10th year, at the Doubletree by Hilton, in London’s Hyde Park, on 12th September.
Note to Editors:
- www.help-me-park.co.uk was established in the September 2005, creating the next level of meet and greet car parking at Gatwick Airport and is a member of the Airport Valet Parking Contractors Association
- Priding themselves on their quality and customer service, Help-Me-Park offer customers an unrivalled, and unique, quality guarantee ‘no waiting – money back guarantee’
- All cars are parked in safe and secure car parks that hold the coveted ParkMark award, awarded by the British Parking Association, in conjunction with the Association of Chief Police Officers
- Help Me Park holds the renowned Buy with Confidence accreditation from Trading Standards
- Help-Me-Park is licensed to operate on the Gatwick Airport terminal forecourts as a member of the prestigious Gatwick Airport Approved Operator Scheme
- Help Me Park employs experienced, mature drivers, all of whom are fully insured
- Help Me Park operates 365 days a year, 24 hours a day – as such passengers travelling from Gatwick Airport can depart, or arrive, on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day and other such public holidays, including Easter.
