IDEAS: Los Angeles Tourism Launches Its Largest UK and Ireland Campaign
Key Points
- LA Tourism launched its largest consumer advertising campaign in the UK and Ireland, named 'Now Playing'.
- The campaign includes TV ads and various out-of-home placements, supported by social media efforts.
- This initiative marks the first time LA Tourism targets Ireland and Manchester specifically, aiming to attract travelers with new creative content.
Summary
Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board has initiated its largest ever consumer advertising campaign, 'Now Playing', in the UK and Ireland, marking the first time it includes regions like Ireland and Manchester. The campaign, running through October and November and set to return in 2024, uses TV ads, out-of-home placements, and social media, with creative input from Imaginary Forces, to entice travelers to explore LA's offerings.
Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board (LA Tourism) has launched its largest ever consumer advertising campaign in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
The 'Now Playing' campaign - which features advertising in Ireland and Manchester for the first time - will run through October and November, and will return in early 2024.
The campaign includes advertisements on television, which are supported by a range of out of home placements on buses, trams and billboards, along with a full social media campaign. The creative elements have been produced alongside creative agency, Imaginary Forces.
“This is LA Tourism’s biggest ever consumer advertising investment in the UK and Ireland, showing our continued support for these key markets. We are excited to bring our consumer advertising to Ireland and the Manchester area for the first time to target travelers in these important regions, complementing our long-standing trade and PR efforts. We expect the new creative will entice travelers to choose LA for studios and attractions, food, outdoors and wellness, sports, shopping, and arts and culture,” said Francine Sheridan, regional vice president, Europe and ME, LA Tourism.
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