Objective of Event: Drive consumer consideration
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B-to-C EventsBalcony Party: Freeform Hosts an Outdoor Screening for the Premiere of ‘Cruel Summer’
The hottest event space is no longer the ballroom, it’s the balcony. For Freeform’s “Cruel Summer” premiere event on April 15, the network booked 80 hotel rooms at the Beverly Hilton hotel and invited talent, executive producers, press and influencers to watch the show on a giant screen from their balconies.
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WestJet’s Charitable Christmas Campaign is Fueled by Holograms and Greenscreens
WestJet’s Christmas campaigns are legendary. Here’s just a taste of what the brand has pulled off over the last eight years: Delivering personalized gifts from “Blue Santa” at baggage claim, completing 12,000 acts of kindness in 90 destinations over the course of 24 hours, and throwing an epic community Christmas party for the residents of […]
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Taco Bell’s Hospitality Play: ‘Food Drops,’ Photo Ops and Exclusive Menu Items
Taco Bell, the largest quick-service Mexican restaurant in the world, sunk its teeth in the hospitality space with a “tacoasis” it built in Palm Springs that immersed 400 superfans and 61 top-tier media outlets from 21 states in its rally cry of “Live Mas.” Taco Bell carefully choregraphed the entire experience (read a deep dive […]
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Land Rover’s 4xFAR Music Festival Serves up 25,000 Mini-adventures in Two Days
The Land Rover Defender is a natural born trailblazer, according to the brand, and for the launch of its all-new 2020 vehicle, it needed an equally trailblazing program that would break the mold of splashy automotive launch events and cater to a broad target audience. Armed with research that 77 percent of live music and […]
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Warner Bros. Builds Buzz for ‘It Chapter 2’ with an Immersive Pop-up Carnival
It’s not often that an event described as “nightmarish” would be deemed a success, but in the case of Warner Bros. and its pop-up carnival in Los Angeles promoting “It Chapter 2,” fear was the final destination. Designed to reignite some of the momentum that may have eroded in the break between the original “It” […]