02 Dec 2005
CREATIVE - Jim Thornton, executive creative director, Leo Burnett London
02 Dec 2005
TRAVELOCITY.CO.UK
Campaign: Hello world
Client: Travelocity.co.uk
Agency: Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy
Principal authors: Dominic Hall, Andy Nairn
Media used: TV, print, outdoor, PR, radio, ambient, viral, press
CASE SUMMARY Travelocity.co.uk started 2004 as a little-known brand, overshadowed...
02 Dec 2005
HIDDEN TREASURERS OF CUMBRIA
Campaign: Hidden Treasures of Cumbria
Client: Cumbria Tourist Board
Agency: Alcazar
Principal authors: Annett Pecher, Lesley Deer
Media Print, interactive, direct mail, press
CASE SUMMARY Cumbria is home to one of Britain's most popular tourism destinations -
the Lake...
02 Dec 2005
ARRIVA BUSES
Campaign: Going your way
Client: Arriva plc
Agency: Cogent Elliott
Principal authors: Mike Rayner, Nicola Simpson
Media used: Print, outdoor, radio, cinema, press
CASE SUMMARY The aim of this campaign was simple: increase the number of passengers
for Arriva, the bus operator, in the...
02 Dec 2005
FIRST CHOICE
Campaign: Get me out of here: how sponsorship cuts through the jungle on
to the high street
Client: First Choice
Agency: Walker Media
Principal authors: Phil Georgiadis, Marie Robinson, Shabaz Shariff
With contribution from: Oliver Croom-Johnson, SPP
Media used: TV
CASE SUMMARY First...
02 Dec 2005
LANCASHIRE SHORT BREAKS CAMPAIGN
Campaign: The Midas touch: turning a box of old coupons into £8.267 million!
Client: Lancashire Tourism Partnership
Agency: Radford Advertising Marketing
Principal author: Claire Longfield, Radford Advertising Marketing; Tony
Openshaw, Lancashire Tourism Partnership;...
30 Nov 2005
| by by Staff
LONDON - Virgin Trains is to mount its first viral campaign to promote its leisure fares to young people in a humorous way.
30 Nov 2005
Virgin Trains is to mount its first viral campaign to promote its leisure fares to young people in a humorous way.
30 Nov 2005
| by Nicola Clark in Marrakech
A third of high-street travel agents could be forced to close in the next 10 years because of increasing competition from online rivals, according to a leading industry figure.
30 Nov 2005
Thomson is to relaunch its website next March as part of an increase in spend for the year. Activity will include an ad and direct campaign focusing on its specialist holidays.