Latebreaks plan to generate additional income for the airport by offering advertising space to both local companies and tourist attractions. It is estimated that around 1 million plus will pass through the airport next year year, either as passengers, as relatives and friends picking up or dropping off travellers, as local people who enjoy watching the planes taking off and landing, and as business people using the commercial areas of the airport.

Managing Director of Latebreaks, Ernie Rogers said: "There is currently a huge untapped potential audience for businesses, hotels and local tourist attractions. We're proud of this area and we want people to shout about what is on offer here."

Managing Director of Bournemouth Airport Glyn Jones said: "We chose Latebreaks because of their knowledge of the local area, their close working relationship with local companies and organisations in the destinations the airport services such as Dublin, Jersey, the Algarve and since the arrival of Thomsonfly and Easy Jet more destinations have been announced. They are also well experienced in the future technologies required such as website design, digital media, and public information kiosks, but most of all they know how to blend these new medias with traditional products such as with their www.bournemouth.com website and the Bournemouth.com guide." plus a variety of hotel guides to destinations such as Dublin and Jersey.

To further support their marketing and advertising Latebreaks have a call centre in Poole handling worldwide enquiries for hotels, villas and apartment in a variety of destinations via their network of more than 100 website portals attracting approx 2 million visitors a month.

Anyone wanting to know more about promoting their organisation at Bournemouth Airport, should contact Ernie Rogers or Donna Timms on 01202 567007. or visit their website: www.airport-advertising.com

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