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Firms choose to recycle or tweak past TV campaigns . . .
Many leading travel companies are opting to ‘recycle’ or ‘evolve’ existing TV ads for their turn-of- year campaigns while spreading marketing spend over a longer timeframe.
Tui, First Choice, Jet2holidays, Shearings, P&O Cruises, Haven and ITC are running commercials that are either the same or edited versions of existing ads, or evolve a marketing concept. First Choice is bringing back its opinion-splitting
ad from last Christmas. UK & Ireland chief marketing officer atie clister said te o aoosie ad droe bookings, adding: “Love it or hate it, it worked.” Tui plans three 20-second versions of its “big
feelings” ad, which launched in October as part of a ultiillionound nineont caain e first ad goes live on Christmas Day. oas oos ain turnofyear actiity ill e its
continued sonsorsi of annel s Secret Life of 5 Year Olds on Holiday, which has a Christmas special on December 27. The operator has not revealed if a TV ad is planned. Jet2holidays will continue its existing TV ads over
te turn of year soesan said ur caain is an eolution of te oular Hold y Hand concet e know how well it captures the spirit of our airline and package holiday business.” ruises ad aain features coedian o
Brydon. It goes live on Christmas Day, supported by a cinema, radio, print and digital campaign. Sales and aretin iceresident le elaereite said it “captures the excitement of exploring the world with P&O Cruises”. Shearings said its “well-received” 2018 TV ad will run
aain fro January , aced u, for te first tie, y a print brochure of holidays recommended by customers, as it focuses on peer-to-peer recommendations. irin tlantic as udated its eart te eryday advert to launch its seat sale, which starts on Saturday.
3 STORIES HOT Travel companies adopt different strategies for turn-of-year activity. By Juliet Dennis
. . . while Kuoni returns with an ad promoting travel agents
Kuoni has returned to TV advertising after a year away and put agents at the heart of its multimillion-pound turn-of-year campaign.
Other travel companies to invest in new TV adverts for
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Talk as its backing track, will run on ITV, Channel 4 and Sky, as well as video on demand (VOD), until February 11. aretin director ean Harey said e are one of te
only operators to have called out to the public to go to a travel aency, and tis sould ae a alo effect for oter aents e are ain aents essential to our ole caain Harey said it as te ost ee eer sent on a ad
To support the campaign, Kuoni will distribute 2.2 million sales booklets via agents this month, as well as via national newspapers and to John Lewis customers in January. He added that as the new year spike in bookings was not as marked as it used to be, Kuoni, which has 48 stores and 11 partner stores, has set aside money for marketing activity later in 2019. , eanile, is runnin its firsteer ad in
te , it te tee of te orlds ost eautiful eriences e ad deuts on January on , annel ,
Channel 5 and Sky, as well as VOD, and is inspired by its ship Bellissima, ic ill launc in te in arc and reland anain director ntonio aradiso said “The campaign marks the start of our next phase of expansion.” o ne arner eisure Hotels ads ill air fro oin
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20 December 2018
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