Our creative team
A travel and tourism marketing agency built on deep industry experience and a collaborative approach
Hospitality marketing requires a rare triple discipline: the strategic vision to build an iconic brand, the editorial mastery to inspire human desire, and the technical precision to dominate search algorithms. Peregryn was founded to unite these core pillars under a single strategic agency. We bring together decades of experience in brand identity design, editorial, and advanced search engineering to command market distinction and secure lasting direct revenue.
Joe
Joe is a senior brand developer, content and SEO strategist with more than two decades of hands-on experience building, positioning and scaling brands from the ground up. He specialises in crafting distinctive brand identities and high-yield digital marketing campaigns, combining creativity with technical search visibility. His passion for conversion architecture, long-term asset profitability and strong creative vision gives him a uniquely commercial and strategic approach to digital growth.
Sarah
Sarah is a leading travel journalist, hotel digital marketing strategist and former editor. She has worked with world-leading hotel brands, supporting branding and digital marketing needs, while contributing to premier publications including The Times and The Telegraph. She directs brand narrative, content strategy and digital PR across the agency, turning property heritage, design and guest experiences into compelling stories and newsroom-grade content that build media coverage and guest trust.
The team
Beyond our founders, our agency brings together dedicated creative specialists who share our love to travel. Together, we operate a lean, highly specialised studio model. We look after every stage of your brand lifecycle under a single, unified vision. Whether defining a brand identity for a new resort launch, refreshing a heritage estate, or engineering a multi-channel acquisition campaign, our integrated approach guarantees total alignment.
