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One hell of a VisitScotland campaign launches
POSTED 11 Sep 2006 . BY Sarah Todd
Dancers from the Scottish Ballet have helped to launch VisitScotland’s annual £300,000 Autumn Gold marketing campaign, aimed at attracting additional visitors to Scotland from September to November.

This year’s campaign is themed around heaven and hell and will include television and cinema advertising and direct mailers alongside a new website.

Chief executive of VisitScotland Philip Riddle said: “Autumn is a special time of year in Scotland and through our marketing, we aim to really capture a sense of what makes it so special.

“Hell is the vibrancy of the autumnal reds, golds, browns and yellows and it is the adventure packed weekend out in the Scottish countryside. While heaven is the natural beauty of this time of year – being pampered at a spa or during a luxury holiday break.”

Autumn Gold is one of VisitScotland’s most successful campaigns and, in 2005 alone, was estimated to bring an additional £22m to the Scottish economy.

According to VisitScotland, tourism employs 200,000 people in 20,000 businesses within the country. The industry generates £4.3bn revenue a year, around 5 per cent of Scotland’s GDP. Details: www.visitscotland.com/autumn

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NEWS
One hell of a VisitScotland campaign launches
POSTED 11 Sep 2006 . BY Sarah Todd
Dancers from the Scottish Ballet have helped to launch VisitScotland’s annual £300,000 Autumn Gold marketing campaign, aimed at attracting additional visitors to Scotland from September to November.

This year’s campaign is themed around heaven and hell and will include television and cinema advertising and direct mailers alongside a new website.

Chief executive of VisitScotland Philip Riddle said: “Autumn is a special time of year in Scotland and through our marketing, we aim to really capture a sense of what makes it so special.

“Hell is the vibrancy of the autumnal reds, golds, browns and yellows and it is the adventure packed weekend out in the Scottish countryside. While heaven is the natural beauty of this time of year – being pampered at a spa or during a luxury holiday break.”

Autumn Gold is one of VisitScotland’s most successful campaigns and, in 2005 alone, was estimated to bring an additional £22m to the Scottish economy.

According to VisitScotland, tourism employs 200,000 people in 20,000 businesses within the country. The industry generates £4.3bn revenue a year, around 5 per cent of Scotland’s GDP. Details: www.visitscotland.com/autumn

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Second Chaos Karts launches in Dubai
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Vietnam Van Gogh exhibition uses VIOSO-powered immersive installations
Twenty-five cameras, nine servers, 70 projectors and a range of AV technologies are being used to bring the art of Van Gogh to life in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Use of cinematography techniques significantly increases engagement with VR
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