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Client Name: Pennywell Farm
Pennywell Farm is a multi-award winning visitor attraction boasting achievements such as being voted BBC Holiday Programme Visitor Attraction of the Year several times in recent years and, with our designs, winning both local and national Tourism Website of the Year awards in 2008. Integralvision created their current website wh...
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"I just wanted to say a big thank you to all the team at Integralvision for the new Pennywell website. We are absolutely delighted with both the design and functionality of the site and we have already noticed an increased number of enquiries coming to us directly from the website. It has completely revolutionised the way we sell tickets online and it has been a great way to move the business forward. Right from the start of this project, we felt that Integralvision had a clear understanding of the Pennywell brand and we were very impressed with the enthusiasm and vision of the whole team. We have found you all a pleasure to work with and the on-going support we have received has been second to none."Chris Murray, Managing Director Pennywell Farm Centre
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