Tourism Tasmania Invites Aussies To Become Winter People In Latest Campaign
Want to really piss off your kids in the school holidays? Ditch the Gold Coast and take them to Tassie.
Want to really piss off your kids in the school holidays? Ditch the Gold Coast and take them to Tassie.
Fans of left-wing politics and dramatic but cold landscapes are in for a treat with this new series.
Tourism Tasmania continuing with its "Come Down For Air" campaign. Which is better than "Come Down For Apples".
Look, we can debate B&T's fashion credentials to the cows come home, but we're not too sure on this.
Tourism Tasmania relaunches its "Off-Season" campaign sadly sans the tagline "come freeze your arse off".
Arguably if there was one state that doesn't have a PR problem we'd have to say it was the goodly state of Tasmania.
A partnership between Virgin Australia and Tourism Tasmania encouraging Aussies to embrace their wild winter wanderlust ...
There's no better time to visit Tasmania than right now. Unless you detest the cold and flannelette as evening wear.
Nothing says "please come to our state" quite like an entirely monochromatic ad campaign with no signs of enjoyment.
Tourism Tasmania wants you to pop down and jump into the (freezing) water this Winter!
Tourism Tasmania now offering long Johns to visitors, as Adelaide Tourism considers something similar but with Prozac.
BMF manages to turn "you'll freeze your arse off" into something more compelling for Tourism Tasmania's winter campaign.
Starcom wins Tourism Tasmania amid reports 'Boonie' is not being considered as the face of next campaign.
You have to look closely to get the innuendo here. That's why B&T's shining a light on it with the glare of 1000 suns!
Air now added to Tasmania's list of attractions alongside apples, Ricky Ponting and extinct animals.
B&T recently spent a wonderful five nights in Tasmania. It's just a shame we went for 14.
BMF and Clems forced to investigate where the office apples are sourced after snaring the Tourism Tasmania business.
Are you Tourism Tasmania's incumbent creative agency? Well, B&T suggests you need to send some flowers and pronto.