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Stanley House Studios expands travel division

Sydney-based marketing agency, Stanley House Studios, has grown its travel division with two new wins, welcoming Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park and Amora Hotels.

The agency's 12-person team is already rolling out integrated campaigns for both hotels, encompassing digital, PR, influencer engagement, and content production.

Director of Stanley House Studios, David Wasserman, said: "We’ve always had a deep love for travel and great hospitality, it's in our DNA."

"The travel division has been steadily evolving behind the scenes, and this marks a full circle moment for us. We’re thrilled to be working with premium hotel brands like Sheraton and Amora as we reestablish our footprint in this space."
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