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Anita Davis
Apr 3, 2009

CAAS hires Qais for digital campaign

SINGAPORE - The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) has charged Qais Consulting with developing a digital campaign targeting Australia, China, India and Indonesia.

CAAS hires Qais for digital campaign
The award follows a multi-agency tender to promote ViaSingapore.com.

According to Qais, the campaign will include a contest, online media and social marketing components and is slated to launch in June.

Qais has worked extensively with CAAS to develop web campaigns in the past. The agency was also responsible for revamping Changi International Airport’s website, building ViaSingapore.com and creating a microsite for the airport’s Terminal 3.
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