Tag: hotel activation
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B-to-C Events
Experiential Marketing Trend of the Week: Hotel Takeovers
Identifying the right venue for the right experience is among an event prof’s top challenges, but upscale-leaning brands have been solving for the pain point by checking into hotels to host pop-up experiences that offer atmosphere, built-in amenities and plenty of space to spread out. From rooftop retail cabanas to self-care suites, here’s how marketers […]
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B-to-C Events
FX and Nobu Partner on Experiences to Give Consumers a Taste of the World of ‘Shōgun’
FX and Nobu collaborated on several experiences inspired by “Shōgun” at five Nobu locations across the U.S. Guests at Nobu Hotels traveled back in time to Japan’s late Sengoku period through pop-up lobby installations showcasing costumes and designs seen in the historical drama.
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B-to-C Events
Kimpton Rowan Merges Hospitality and High-end Retail with a Curated Showroom in Palm Springs
Palm Springs, CA, has no shortage of luxury resorts boasting spectacular views, perfectly-manicured grounds, lavish spas and a lively dining scene. So with myriad hotels to compete with and new post-pandemic lifestyles to consider, Kimpton Rowan Palm Springs transformed its property into a destination within a destination at the intersection of hospitality and high-end retail. […]
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B-to-C Events
How Showtime Transformed Luxury Hotel Suites into Experiential Tributes to Three First Ladies
When it comes to activating in the crowded entertainment space, it takes a particularly remarkable experience to cut through the clamor and resonate with an audience that is constantly inundated with content. And to promote its anthology drama “The First Lady,” which follows the personal and political lives of Eleanor Roosevelt, Betty Ford and Michelle […]
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B-to-C Events
Balcony 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.




