Zurich targets business travellers with experiential campaign
Sarah Crawley-Boevey, brandrepublic.com, Wednesday, 12 August 2009, 2:30pm,
LONDON - Zurich, the financial services company, has today started running experiential activity at Heathrow and Frankfurt airports to support the launch of its new global security alert application for Blackberry users.
The campaign will promote Nomadz, which is available exclusively on Blackberry Smartphones and provides timely and relevant medical, health and security alert information to prevent business travellers running into unavoidable problems.
The alerts are based on a wide range of governmental and key travel advisory sources and data unique to Zurich.
The experiential campaign, which will offer consumers a 60-day trial of the system, will give passers-by the chance to experience an animated version of the Nomadz service run on surrounding screens. It is being handled by Publicis Worldwide.
Zurich already has a series of HelpPoints stands in Heathrow and Frankfurt airports which opened in November 2008 to promote the company's wider services, and this short-term campaign will be an extension of that.
The HelpPoint stands have proved a success to date, with staff responding to 120,000 requests for assistance from customers.
This article was first published on brandrepublic.com
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