Tag: National Geographic
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The Brief Roundup
The Brief: Margarita Caves and Dragon Solstices
This week’s hot takes on hot topics in experiential marketing cover margarita salt caves, museum spectacles and Dragon Solstices.
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B-to-C Events
Nat Geo’s Cinematic ‘Hexadome’ Installation Inspires Repeat Visits at D23
National Geographic has captured many natural wonders of the world and shared them through its breadth of content, and at Disney’s D23 superfan event in Anaheim, CA, attendees got a chance to plant themselves in the middle of it all at the “Hexadome.” To remind fans that Nat Geo offers a diverse collection of content […]
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B-to-C Events
Ideas Roundup: Back-to-School Event Campaigns for Every Age
Back-to-school season is upon us, and smart marketers are accounting for today’s fast-paced culture and shoppable world through campaigns and activations designed to equip, inspire and engage students, parents and educators, alike. Urban Outfitters in July unveiled the Gen Z-focused campaign, “Shift Happens,” touching every point along the college journey, from the Instagram scroll to […]
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B-to-C Events
Experience Design: Inside National Geographic’s Ocean-Inspired Activation at D23
To connect with and inspire Disney fans following its acquisition by Disney, National Geographic created an immersive oceanic-inspired exhibit at D23 Expo: The Ultimate Fan Event, held Aug. 23-25 at the Anaheim Convention Center in California. The annual three-day event offers Disney fans “inside-the-magic” experiences and Disney brand activations. Consumers were transported into the depths […]
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B-to-C Events
Q&A: Nat Geo’s CMO Offers Five Insights on Creating ‘Disruptive’ Experiences That Drive Tune-in
TV show-themed activations abound these days, making it more important than ever for brands to differentiate themselves amid a cluttered category. In order to stand out and drive tune-in, they need to fully immerse consumers in the program’s content and concepts in thoughtful, engaging ways. National Geographic made it happen during its “Valley of the […]




