Gatwick isn't a town, but it's the reason a whole economy exists in this corner of Sussex and Surrey. Around the North and South Terminals you'll find meet-and-greet and park-and-ride operators, airport hotels, car hire firms, chauffeur and transfer companies, freight forwarders and cargo handlers, aircraft engineering and crew training providers, and the cleaning, security and catering firms that keep everything moving. Offices at City Place, around the Art Deco Beehive that was the airport's original terminal, add corporate and professional firms to the mix, with Manor Royal just to the south. The airport's railway station and the M23 spur put the area within easy reach of London, Brighton and beyond, which is exactly why so many firms choose to be here.
The customers are unusual too. Many are travellers from all over the country and abroad who don't know the area, comparing options on a phone at the kerb, in a departure lounge or late at night before an early flight. They want prices, directions, terminal details and a booking confirmation they can trust, and they want them fast. Others are airlines, handling agents and contractors whose buyers will check your accreditations, insurance and experience long before they pick up the phone. Either way, a slow or muddled website costs you the booking or the contract.
Horley, home to NewWebsite, is about 1.7 miles from the airport, so the terminals and the roads around them are familiar territory. There's no office at the airport itself, but Jack is happy to meet at your office, depot or hotel, or anywhere nearby that suits you. Every site is designed and built by hand, with speed, security and a clear route to booking or enquiring at its heart.