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Preview: Gut and DiDi Turn Availability into the Perfect Exit
Goal: To showcase the availability and speed of DiDi's services in everyday situations
Claim: You Ask. You Go.
Media: Television, digital, and outdoor advertising throughout Argentina
Summary: The campaign 'You Ask. You Go.' by DiDi, created with Gut Buenos Aires, highlights the availability of drivers and quick response times through humorous everyday scenarios. It uses relatable situations where the arrival of a DiDi notification presents an opportunity to leave situations just when needed. Featuring short, agile commercials, the campaign aims to communicate the convenience of DiDi in a light-hearted and engaging manner.
Renfe Recovers Its Historic ‘Cookie’ to Present the Renewal of Its Ticket Sales System
Goal: Present the renewal of ticket sales system
Summary: Renfe is reviving its historic 'cookie' to present the renewal of its ticket sales system, engaging users with digital forms of personality expression.
Auckland Transport and Thompson Spencer celebrate CRL opening
Source: https://stoppress.co.nz/campaigns/auckland-transport-and-thompson-spencer-celebrate-crl-opening/
Goal: To celebrate the opening of the City Rail Link and promote community connectivity.
Claim: All aboard
Media: large-format dynamic digital billboards
Summary: Auckland Transport and Thompson Spencer launched the 'All aboard' campaign to celebrate the opening of the City Rail Link on September 13. The campaign showcased 10 groups of Aucklanders over 10 days, highlighting the communities connected by the new rail network and emphasizing the impact of the infrastructure on daily life in Auckland.
Colonia Express shakes things up and demands ANP to purchase the current pontoon or a new one
Goal: To operate the Montevideo – Buenos Aires route by demanding infrastructure support
Summary: Colonia Express is urging the National Ports Administration (ANP) to enforce the Port Law to provide the necessary port infrastructure for their operations on the Montevideo – Buenos Aires route. Despite being ready for over a year, the company is facing delays and financial losses, initiating a petition campaign to advocate for their operational rights.
Find my Tokyo.
Source: https://www.advertimes.com/20260821/article554525/
Goal: Promote the attractions of Tokyo.
Media: Television, Web, Social Media (Facebook, Instagram)
Summary: Tokyo Metro is launching a new commercial titled 'Akasaka: The Beginning of a Sophisticated Life' for their 'Find my Tokyo.' campaign, which will start airing in the Kanto region on August 21. The ad features actress Kasumi Arimura exploring the luxurious Akasaka area, experiencing unique local offerings such as traditional sweets and zen meditation, highlighting a sophisticated lifestyle. The commercial's background music is a new song by singer-songwriter Aimyon, further enhancing the narrative of contemporary adult life in Akasaka.
Why carry half a wardrobe when you can order Uber?
Source: https://www.media-marketing.com/vijesti/zasto-nositi-pola-ormara-kada-mozete-naruciti-uber/
Goal: To highlight the convenience of using Uber over traditional routines.
Claim: oder aber Uber
Media: Television, digital, DOOH, social media
Summary: Uber and Serviceplan launched the campaign 'oder aber Uber', presenting humorous documentaries about everyday habits that often skip the convenience of using Uber. Featuring scenarios around dressing for the weather and typical outings, the campaign encourages people to rethink their movement choices, emphasizing that Uber is a viable alternative.
CrossCountry ‘Take us on your journey’ by McCann Birmingham
Source: https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/crosscountry-take-us-journey-mccann-birmingham/1966695
Goal: Show the importance of friendship and support
Claim: Take us on your journey
Summary: Train operator CrossCountry is continuing its 'Take us on your journey' brand platform, highlighting the lengths friends will go to for one another.
Just Half a Day After the Kumamoto Earthquake, JAL Could Operate Emergency Flights the Next Day Thanks to 15 Years of Preparedness
Source: https://www.advertimes.com/20260810/article553685/
Goal: To provide rapid transportation in response to a natural disaster.
Claim: Quick provision of transportation as a lifeline.
Media: Social Media, Website
Summary: Following the Kumamoto earthquake on July 28, Japan Airlines (JAL) announced emergency flights between Fukuoka and Kagoshima the next morning, just half a day after the disaster, to assist people who were stranded or needed to check on family. With the ground transportation system heavily disrupted, JAL decided to operate extra flights to continue supporting travel needs. The response was possible due to the preparedness measures in place for disaster situations.
Auckland Transport maps out City Rail Link campaign
Source: https://stoppress.co.nz/campaigns/auckland-transport-maps-out-city-rail-link-campaign/
Goal: Increase awareness and understanding of the City Rail Link's impact on travel in Auckland
Claim: Bringing you closer
Media: billboards, bus shelters, mall hoardings, digital, social, video, and a fully wrapped bus
Summary: Auckland Transport has launched 'The map moment', a campaign aimed at increasing awareness and understanding of the City Rail Link, highlighting its transformative impact on travel and connectivity in Auckland through a reimagined rail network map.
Why is the final day of Doctor Yellow not disclosed? JR West Japan’s farewell method to prevent a ‘rush’ while saying ‘come to see it.’
Source: https://www.advertimes.com/20260707/article549867/
Goal: To inform and prepare users for the retirement of the Doctor Yellow T5 while preventing overwhelming crowds.
Claim: Come to see it
Summary: JR West Japan announced on June 22 that the Doctor Yellow T5 shinkansen inspection train will retire, ceasing regular operations in January 2027, with special events leading up to it. The specific final operation date will not be disclosed to minimize crowding, as the T5 has been a rare and beloved presence among rail fans. This strategy aims to distribute the attendance of those wanting to catch a final glimpse of the T5.
