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        	  Etienne Haro directs one of the finest 
			  restaurants; Paul Hamilton swims with sharks; Yousef Ali Bin Zayed 
			  helped spark a vibrant rebirth of the arts and cultural heritage; 
			  Waheed Abdul Hameed is a master of the fiery flavors that define 
			  authentic indigenous cuisine. They are all among the unscripted, 
			  non-actor stars of Emirates Airline's new advertising campaign to 
			  air on major television and online outlets. 
			  The campaign – ‘Meet Dubai’ – follows Emirates’ 
			  successful print campaign in such major outlets as The New York 
			  Times, Newsweek, Time, The Wall Street Journal and others and is 
			  designed to capture the unique and varied experience of living in 
			  Dubai from the perspectives of real people from many parts of the 
			  world who now call it home. 
			  Kevin Sacre, from the British soap opera “Hollyoaks” 
			  and a former member of the Royal Shakespeare Company, is the only 
			  professional actor in the series of ads, serving as tour guide for 
			  his personal discovery tour of one of the most fascinating places 
			  in the Middle East. 
			  The fourteen 120, 60 and 30-second spots, 
			  directed by four-time Emmy winner Michael Noval and filmed in 
			  documentary, unrehearsed spontaneous style, represent Emirates’ 
			  single largest ad campaign investment to date. 
			  They encompass much of what makes Dubai 
			  unique, including the souks and textile markets, trendy art 
			  galleries and fashion, restaurants, resorts and one-of-a-kind 
			  attractions like the Dubai Mall’s fabulous aquarium and the only 
			  indoor ski area in the Middle East. 
			  The ads, which started on Sunday, will air 
			  on television outlets including CNN, CNBC, BBC World, Discovery 
			  Channel, Travel Channel, Google, Yahoo, ESPN and others. 
						“Some may question our launching this massive 
			  ad campaign at a time of economic turmoil around the world but 
			  Emirates is confident that there is nothing more important than 
			  investing to win new customers. We believe it will surprise 
			  viewers and bust certain myths about Dubai,” said Boutros Boutros, 
			  Emirates Divisional Senior Vice President, Corporate 
			  Communications. “The ‘Meet Dubai’ campaign is a refreshing 
			  approach to advertising and, we believe, totally captures the 
			  essence of one of the most exciting cities in the world. People – 
			  our customers and our colleagues – are what makes Emirates 
			  successful, and likewise the unique story of our hub destination, 
			  Dubai, is best told through the people who call it home.”
  
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