Travel Lifestyle Brand Ads

Away’s 'Travel Changed Me' Film Captures the Power of Exploration

'Travel Changed Me' isn’t just the title of Away’s latest campaign; it’s a vivid expression of how transformative travel can be. In this cinematic 90-second film, the travel lifestyle brand taps into the raw, sensory power of discovery, reminding us that some journeys change more than your location.

Shot on 35mm film in the heart of Thailand by Jordan Hemingway and FKA twigs, the piece follows a woman drifting through Bangkok, suitcase in hand, as she immerses herself in the city’s sights, sounds, and soul. From bustling streets to serene waterways, every moment builds to a quiet revelation: she’s no longer the same.

This campaign, created with American Haiku and tied to HBO’s 'White Lotus' Season 3, positions Away as a portal to self-discovery.

Image Credit: Away

Immersive Travel Experiences
Immersive travel experiences capture the emotional and sensory aspects of exploring new destinations, offering opportunities to revolutionize how brands engage with globetrotters.
Cinematic Brand Storytelling
Cinematic brand storytelling leverages the power of film to create emotionally resonant narratives, opening new avenues for brands to connect deeply with audiences.
Transformative Travel Narratives
Transformative travel narratives highlight personal growth and self-discovery through exploration, influencing how tourism brands market lifestyle changes.

Where This Applies

Travel and Tourism
The travel and tourism industry can innovate by offering personalized journeys that emphasize personal transformation and self-discovery.
Film and Entertainment
Film and entertainment industries explore new content creation strategies by blending brand narratives with engaging, cinematic experiences.
Marketing and Advertising
Marketing and advertising industries can evolve by crafting storytelling campaigns that connect emotionally with audiences, utilizing authentic destination imagery.
SCORE
4.2 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Asia
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 43%
Activity 37%
Freshness 45%