Destination & adventure
Ex-Wallabies Rugby Captain Michael Lynagh and his wife Isabella take us on a tour of The Vineyard City of Adelaide. Produced and hyper-targeted at hardcore Rugby fans by distribution-and-data geniuses Story9, the campaign is designed to drive fans to the special invitational match being played next year between the British and Irish Lions and a combined Australian and New-Zealand side, at the iconic Adelaide Oval.
Client: Singapore Airlines x Adelaide South Australia
Credits: Story9
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A series of social media shorts for Australia’s Northern Territory with travel vlogger and influencer Christianne Risman.
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National Geographic teamed up with Brand USA, the US tourism board and Hilton Hotels to create a custom content series to showcase National Parks, Forests and Monuments across the US.
A trip across California with National Geographic Photographer Max Lowe, discovering the cities, parks and wild places of California.
How regeneration, responsible tourism and culture exchange are transforming communities around the world.
More than 250,000 lakes give life to Canada’s most populous province. These are their voices.
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