The “Nothing Is More Important” campaign produced by Deutsch will launch with two 30 second spots titled “Kindergarten” and “Driving Range,” directed by Jared Hess.
NEW YORK – Booking.com launched “Nothing Is More Important,” its new U.S. campaign illustrating the ease and hassle-free accommodation planning that Booking.com provides for today’s time-pressed, overworked, and under-vacationed travelers.
“In the U.S., people are sadly taking fewer and fewer vacations each year, which means the idea of a vacation is at a premium, so nothing is more important than getting it right,” said Paul Smailes, Booking.com’s U.S. Marketing Director. “At Booking.com we are always exploring new ways to help travelers book their well-deserved vacation in the U.S. or abroad in the easiest manner possible. Our new campaign seeks to exemplify this belief in a tongue-in-cheek tone and show the variety of ways we help travelers find the perfect place for them.”
The “Nothing Is More Important” campaign produced by Deutsch will launch with two 30 second spots titled “Kindergarten” and “Driving Range,” directed by Jared Hess, airing across the U.S. on major networks, cable, and digital channels, with additional spots projected to launch later in the year.
“Booking.com’s new campaign pokes fun at how important people’s vacations are in a lighthearted, relatable way. Our jobs might be hard, but the good news is, when you use Booking.com, you can rest assured that your vacation accommodations will be exactly what you wanted,” said Dan Kelleher, Chief Creative Officer of Deutsch’s New York office. “Pushing off this truth, the new campaign aims to amplify that importance and position Booking.com as the best choice for such an important decision.”
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