Experience Design & Technology Awards Archives - Page 12 of 48 - Event Marketer

January 7, 2021

Dell Technologies Hosts an Event on a Movie Set

For an event focused on the future, Dell chose a venue that had already been built to represent what life might look like in the year 2563: the actual set from the 2019 Robert Rodriguez film “Alita: Battle Angel.” Designers pulled cues from the movie itself—including displaying announcements on large monitors throughout the “city,” as...

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January 7, 2021

Busch Light Has Fans Follow Clues to its Pop-up ‘Schop’

While we don’t think AB engineered an event marketing program just to win our highly coveted Best Outdoor Environment award, you’ve gotta hand it to them for taking the “outdoor environment” part very seriously. The hook? Fans needed to use clues on social media to find a 3,000-square-foot campsite in an extremely out-of-the-way place: the...

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January 7, 2021

Land Shark Cruises Key West with a Hot Tub on Wheels

If merely cruising around Key West doesn’t sound mellow enough for you, meet the LandShark Hot Tub. To tout LandShark as the world’s most laid-back beer, Anheuser-Busch commissioned a drivable, nine-foot-wide hot tub to transport easygoing guests up and down Duval Street (and, later, around other cities). The vehicle might have looked simple, but cool...

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January 7, 2021

Deux Reines Drives Sales with a Stylish, Shoppable Mobile Tour

Online fashion brand Deux Reines wanted to hit the road to connect with shoppers in as stylish a way as possible and a customized Airstream was the obvious choice. The interior was redesigned to include clothing and accessory displays, lounge space, and two dressing rooms that doubled as photo booths. Custom-designed display fixtures included high-end...

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January 7, 2021

The Glenlivet Serves up Unexpected Sampling in a Purple Oasis

With a new product to promote—a 14-year-old single-malt Scotch finished in cognac casks—The Glenlivet introduced a fully decked out Airstream that was a tasting experience-slash-showroom-slash-customization station and called it The Glenlivet Drop Shop. Because the new drink is aimed at a different audience from the traditional single-malt crowd, the environment’s look was intended to break...

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