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Jet2holidays launches peaks booking ad campaign
Jet2holidays rolled out its national ad campaign for the peaks booking season
It highlights the ongoing messaging of ‘Contact your local independent travel agent’.
Three different adverts were created to target young couples, couples and families.
Each has been developed to showcase the full customer journey for each audience.
The new adverts will be supported by digital, radio and social media campaigns.
The new ad campaign features some of Jet2holidays’ most popular hotels.
They include PortBlue Club Pollentia Resort & Spa and HM Tropical – Playa de Palma.
The new ‘Nothing beats a Jet2holiday’ TV ads are 30 second spots.
I follows with ten second versions starting in January.
Each peak booking ad is accompanied by the signature track, ‘Hold My Hand’ by Jess Glynne.
Jet2holidays is also offering agency partners the chance to win a place on a luxury FAM trip next year.
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