-Tourism advertising is back? Apparently so.
Los Cabos began its phased reopening on June 15 with enhanced safety protocols and a Laughlin Constable “#LosCabosRules” campaign for Los Cabos Tourism. The spot (above) is the first tourism ad we’ve seen where the first words to appear on screen are “Stay at Home.”
The campaign will run across digital, social, preroll, native, print and OOH in Dallas/Fort Worth, Los Angeles, Phoenix, New York and San Francisco.
“We all know the rules. Stay home, avoid crowds, work remotely—the list goes on. We also know travelers are eager to be able to safely return to Los Cabos,” Laughlin Constable CCO John Maxham said in a statement. “So, we reimagined how those rules could apply to highlight the resilient spirit of the region and the adventure that awaits when people return.”
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