Kenny Lim
Jul 15, 2010

Japan Tourism Authority appoints McCann and UM in for tourism drive in Australia

MELBOURNE – The Japan Tourism Authority has named McCann Erickson and UM in Melbourne and Tokyo as its communications partner agencies for the launch of an upcoming campaign.

Japan Tourism Authority appoints McCann and UM in for tourism drive in Australia

The campaign, to be launched in October, would aim to heighten Japan's appeal as a tourist destination to Australians.

The tourism drive would carry a strong digital component to familiarise Australians with Japan's cultural attractions and the opportunities for a unique vacation experience.

Both IPG agencies will partner to showcase various facets of Japan tourism including its cutting-edge fashion and food, to its leading destinations and ski resorts.

On the account win, UM Melbourne managing director Peter Butler, said: "Strong digital strategy and clear experiential concepts to impress consumers were the keys to this win."

He added: "While there is a good level of awareness of Japan among Australian travellers, the campaign later this year will heighten people's interest in a Japan holiday and accelerate visitor numbers."

 

Source:
Campaign Asia

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