With the holidays departures, summer is a key period for all the airlines companies.

To distinguish itself from the competition, easyJet had a strong offer we needed to convey: Europe from 35€.

The goals we pursued with this national campaign were varied. It was obviously about recruiting and converting clients at short term but also to emerge from the cloud (everyone has an ""unbeatable offer"") with a meaningful and surprising communication in order to increase the brand consideration and brand preference.

To promote our travel invitation, incarnated in the brand's promise Europe from 35€, we created the first double destination guide collection.

A limited edition of 5 double guides mixing completly opposed destinations (Naples / Berlin, Athens / London, Scotland / Canary Islands, Croatia / Denmark, Southern Italy / Netherlands) that we produced with Lonely Planet and sold at the price of one in the best selling bookstores in France (Relay Stores, Fnac and Amazon) to invite people to travel twice as much during their summer holidays.

French people are the ones who travel the most in Europe with an average of 4 trips per year (against 3.5 in the UK or Germany) according to the study ""Multi National Travel Trends - Connecting the Digital Dots"" led by the Expedia group in 2017.

That makes them a really important target to convert for easyJet.

To increase our brand consideration and convey our invitation of travel, we decided to address directly these travelers thanks to an ultra affinity and useful media that will follow them into their suitcases: a travel guide.

This essential travel companion always had a special place in French's hearts with 6 million guides sold each year in France (source: GfK Consumer Panel 2018 on the book market).

We then partnered with Lonely Planet, the world's leading travel guide, to create the world's first double destination guide collection.

To convey our travel invitation, we built a strong and integrated media plan.

At its center, our product itself: the collection of 5 double destination guides, produced with Lonely Planet and sold in Relay stores, Fnac and Amazon.

And around them, a OOH and DOOH campaign all over France, press inserts in daily newspapers in the largest cities of the country, display (tactical banners) and a dedicated social media animation.

Thanks to this integrated campaign we succeeded in reaching all of our objectives.

In terms of business, we observed an average increase of our seat occupency rate by 2% and an increase of double destination bookings by 12% vs summer 2017.

In terms of communication, more than 36 million contacts were reached by the campaign, generating over 66 700 interactions on social networks.

But in the end, the enthousiasm from people proved that we introduced a new way of planning (double) holidays.