To bridge this gap and foster a deeper connection between tourists, local businesses, and travel aficionados, Travsome embarked on a campaign that would not only promote brand awareness among Sri Lankans but also celebrate cultural exchange in a novel and engaging way.
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Leveraging the universal appeal of music and the rich cultural heritage of Sri Lanka, Travsome decided to involve both foreign tourists and local young adults in a collaborative project. The chosen vessel for this cultural amalgamation was the beloved Sri Lankan song “Yanna Rata Wate” by Desmond De Silva, renowned for its travel themes and evocative imagery of the island’s heritage sites. The campaign aimed to teach tourists this quintessentially Sri Lankan song, allowing them to immerse themselves fully in the local culture and, in turn, share this experience with the local community through a heartfelt performance.
Travsome's innovative approach to promoting brand awareness through a music-driven campaign not only amplified its presence among local travel enthusiasts and businesses but also showcased the profound impact of integrating tourists into the cultural fabric of Sri Lanka. This case study exemplifies how leveraging cultural heritage and the arts can transcend traditional marketing strategies, creating deeply resonant and widely celebrated campaigns that foster a sense of community and shared experiences.
Travsome's campaign utilized cultural immersion and musical collaboration, offering tours across Sri Lanka where tourists learned about and participated in a song significant to the local culture. This journey ended in a collaborative performance, captured on video and shared across Travsome's social media platforms.
Travsome's campaign exemplifies how leveraging cultural heritage and arts can create impactful marketing that goes beyond traditional strategies, resonating deeply with audiences and enhancing brand awareness through meaningful cultural experiences.
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