Eurostar Goes 'Further,' Launches New Site, App To Showcase Exciting Travel

The new Eurostar Group, a merger of Eurostar and Thalys, is kicking off a new campaign.

The work, accompanied by a new site, app and loyalty program, signal the company's ambition: to carry 30 million passengers a year by 2030.

The campaign, "Together We Go Further," was created by adam&eveDDB and DDB Paris.

The spot, in English and French, runs on television and in cinemas in the five countries that comprise the Eurostar network: France, Belgium, the Netherlands, the U.K. and Germany.

In a 60-second ad created in collaboration with Riff Raff and The Mill, two women meet on the Eurostar and together experience an exciting adventure. It runs across its European destinations: London, Amsterdam, Paris, Brussels, Cologne and Lille.

Out-of-home and digital ads are also part of the media mix. Ten local artists from the cities Eurostar serves were commissioned to create visuals that brought each destination to life.

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Gwendoline Cazenave, CEO of Eurostar, said the company is "writing a new page in the history of high-speed rail travel in Europe. Our ambition is clear: more Europe for a unique and sustainable travel experience.

Eurostar also launched its new Club Eurostar, a joint loyalty program for MyThalysWorld and Club Eurostar members, which lets them earn points more quickly.

The program has four levels: Classique (0 to 499 points), Avantage (500 to 2899 points), Carte Blanche (2900 to 4999 points) and Etoile (over 5000 points). Members earn 1 point for each euro/U.S. dollar spent, and 1.2 points for each GBP spent.

The high-speed bullet train debuted 30 years ago. The new Eurostar symbol, a star inspired by the North Star. An animated graphic, the Spark, acts as a compass and is utilized throughout the campaign.

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