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Londoners Get a Taste of Canada with a Pop-Up Poutinerie

03/11/2017
Advertising Agency
London, UK
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#CoolNotCold launches to tempt British travellers to the Americas in Winter
Air Canada is launching #CoolNotCold, a campaign created to inspire Londoners to travel to ‘cool not cold’ destinations in the Americas this winter. 

The campaign is designed to position Air Canada as a truly global airline - one that doesn’t just fly to Canada, but offers a superior gateway to the Americas. With its modern fleet, network of flight connections through the Toronto hub and ranking as North America’s leading airline, Air Canada is looking to bring its message to the world stage. 

Through its network JWT London, working on its first campaign for the airline, and JWT Toronto collaborated closely to help Air Canada realise this global ambition by bringing together a deep understanding of local Canadian sentiment and on-the-ground London expertise, knowledge and creativity, building an innovative brand and cultural experience. 



Andrew Edmonds, Air Canada Manager Business Travel Sales – UK, said: “The #CoolNotCold campaign is part of Air Canada’s new push to challenge what UK travellers think about the Americas in winter. We want to encourage everyone to explore what these fantastic destinations have to offer all year round.” 

Lucas Peon, the Executive Creative Director at J. Walter Thompson London, said: “It was vital that we show just how much fun there is to be had in Canada. #CoolnotCold allows us to do this in a clever but also sensorily inspiring way.” 



The integrated marketing campaign spans digital out-of-home, programmatic display, press inserts, digital lightboxes and banners and most excitingly, a pop-up Poutinerie in London’s Shoreditch from 3rd – 11th November. 

Giving guests a taste of 10 destinations they can fly to with the airline, the Air Canada Poutinerie offers worldly twists on the iconic Canadian dish Poutine, with all proceeds going to the Great Ormond Street Hospital. The 10 dishes include Miami’s South Beach Pollo made up of corndusted fries, white cheese, pulled chicken and avocado and Halifax Downstream Poutine combining chips, Canadian lobster, cheese curds and shellfish gravy. 
In addition to enjoying the delicious Poutine, guests can virtually take off on an Air Canada flight through a virtual reality on-board experience at the Poutinerie and enter an Instagram and Twitter competition to win Air Canada flights. Two Economy Class return flights are on offer every day to any destination Air Canada flies to within its network of over 200 #CoolNotCold destinations on six continents. All guests need to do is post a picture of their Poutine from the pop-up on Instagram or Twitter with the hashtag #CoolNotCold, tagging @aircanada.

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