CASE STUDY
Travel Agents and Services

CASE STUDY Travel Agents and Services

Visit Ulverston case study

Read the SMS case study to find out how TextmMagic helped the tourist site schedule events, respond to inquiries and inform the public about unexpected changes.

Visit Ulverston logo
  • Lindal-in-Furness, Cumbria
  • United Kingdom
  • Founded in 2013
  • 2 Employees
  • Travel Agents and Services
  • Visit website
We searched far and wide for a reliable SMS to email integration that we could afford. Textmagic have hit the nail on the head with their simple and accessible solution.
Neil Fleming
Neil Fleming Managing Director

About Visit Ulverston

Visit Ulverston is the official tourist information website for the town of Ulverston, next to the English Lake District. Ulverston has a busy programme of indoor and outdoor events, and hosts a wide range of festivals. The website, marketing and events co-ordination for the town is managed by a voluntary committee.

The Business Challenge

Ulverston is a vibrant festival town on the edge of the English Lake District. It is famous for festivals, and many special events that bring in large volumes of visitors from outside the area. It was important to find a way of keeping the town's official tourist information website up-to-date with the very latest news, and to keep participants informed of any significant or late-breaking changes.

How Textmagic Helped

We chose Telemagic because it offered two way SMS to email to SMS services. We were able to integrate the service with the town's official tourist information website, visitulverston.com. which is based on Wordpress. Setting up the service was simplicity itself, and very cost effective.

The Results

We are now able to update the Visit Ulverston website almost instantly whenever an unexpected situation arises during a festival or event. We can also send out texts from emails quickly to designated groups of officials. This service gives us additional assurance that we can operate events safely, by having the ability to respond more quickly and consistently to incidents as they arise, and inform the public of changes. All we need is a phone with SMS, and we're in business.

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