Iceland Roasts Mark Zuckerberg In Witty New Tourism Campaign, As The Tech Billionaire Even Threatens A Visit
Mark Zuckerberg mercilessly roasted in tourism spot. Even better, no one on the creative team has yet gone "missing".
Mark Zuckerberg mercilessly roasted in tourism spot. Even better, no one on the creative team has yet gone "missing".
In presumably bad news for Bali's Kerobokan prison population, a new campaign is encouraging Aussies to holiday at home.
As a warning, it is currently cyclone season in Fiji. So arguably not the best destination for people sporting toupees.
Zac and Jess' fifth instalment for Dubai Tourism is here! And here's you thinking they were getting samey by the fourth.
Destination NSW unveils a stunning new piece of work that sadly doesn't feature Gladys Berejiklian surfing.
Lockdown got you pining for a holiday? This tourism ad's for you. Equally, if you want to throw someone into a volcano.
New Zealand takes a break from gloating about its football team and loveable Prime Minister to launch this campaign.
Tourism Australia urges Aussies to take an epic holiday. So that apparently rules out Adelaide and Launceston.
Kiwis targeted in new Tourism Australia campaign. And mercifully no sign of the pavlova, Russell Crowe or Crowded House.
Samoa Tourism namedropping Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson in new campaign. There was also similarities in the awful acting.
Hamish Blake and Zoe Foster-Blake officially replace Celeste Barber for feeling like they're in every bloody ad on TV.
Tourism Australia unveils $5M ad blitz. And that's despite COVID handing it pretty much 100% of the market anyway.
If COVID's had a silver lining, it's proving a real moneymaker for anyone flogging a rundown, seaside dump on Airbnb.
Victoria unveils new tourism campaign that sadly doesn't have Dan Andrews in a "Where the bloody hell are ya? T-shirt.
Nebraska is trying to shake off its boring "nothing to do" image. Definitely some lessons there for our own Adelaide.
We love anything to do with Sweden- Roxette, Björn Borg, IKEA, pickled herrings, Volvos & a thriving adult film scene.