Nouillorc, Nouillorc, it’s a hell of a town
French travel Web site Voyages-SNCF has unveiled some fun new ads that encourage railway vacations within France by reimagining major global tourist cities as sleepy villages in the French countryside. Here we have “Losse-en-Gelaisse.” Other ads feature “Nouillorc,” “Quancoune” and “St. Gapour.” That last one is a bit tricky. There are also videos and much more at the company’s microsite.
—Posted by Tim Nudd
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