Virgin Atlantic campaign launches with agent giveaway
A multi million pound global advertising campaign is being launched in Australia by Virgin Atlantic.
The advertisement kicks off the airline’s new marketing campaign in Australia with the slogan "Flying in the Face of Ordinary" which is designed to capture Virgin Atlantic’s pioneering spirit.
To celebrate the launch of the campaign Virgin Atlantic is giving away a trip to Hong Kong and Macau to an agent and a friend.
Margy Vary, marketing manager of Virgin Atlantic, said: "It’s a challenging market for the travel industry with the online space growing more competitive.
"Agents have to work even harder than before and it’s important to celebrate them and the value they add to this industry."
To enter the competition agents can log into the Virgin Atlantic dedicated trade website www.vsflyinghub.com.
Entries close August 31.
For a sneak peak of Virgin Atlantic’s new advert visit www.virginatlantic.com/FITFOO
Ian Jarrett
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