Christchurch Int Airport 2012 Upgrade

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The Project:

The Problem

Christchurch International Airport Ltd (CIAL) wanted to attract more international tourists through their Gateway to the South Island and the website was limited to content managing English content.

CIAL wanted to freshen the design and keep their industry leading position.

The solution

The content management system (CMS) was upgraded to the latest version of Umbraco and multi-language support was introduced for an unlimited number of languages.

The design was freshened with the main change being repositioning of the navigation from vertical to horizontal. This gives more room in the page for their content providing greater overall content flexibility.

The result

The upgraded CMS gives more flexibility and they're able to change the website architecture and content to keep it aligned with their business strategy quickly and easily.

CIAL have now published their key content in Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, and German supporting these incoming travellers in their native languages on-line.

The freshened design places them in an attractive market-leading position. So far this year we have reduced the home page bounce rate by 50% and have increased page views by 15%.

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