Dariusz Cydejko · Stockholm
Polish city breaks · one destination, several digital encounters
A visual archive of Poland city-break material across travel sites, campaign pages and advertising formats. The examples reveal how a destination message moves between different publishing environments.
The same invitation in different settings
The supplied portfolio includes Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Finnish travel-channel examples. A tall display banner, a comparison-site placement and a landing page each allow a different amount of information. The message has to remain recognisable while the emphasis changes with the format.
A portfolio of material, not an invented scorecard
The images are historical examples from the supplied collection. They are not live booking offers and should not be read as current fares, schedules or availability. The page makes no new claim about conversion, revenue or reach where a matching report has not been supplied.
What I take from the work
Destination communication needs both an attractive idea and a reliable publishing process. The archive is a reminder that version checks, useful copy, links and the relationship between an advertisement and its destination page are part of the creative work.
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Digital communication
I connect campaign messages with the places people meet them: websites, landing pages, newsletters, display advertising and social content. The aim is a coherent experience rather than a collection of disconnected formats.
Polish cuisine 2019
Historical campaign material from the Etraveli period shows food used as a reason to discover Poland. The supplied archive includes landing-page and advertising examples identified as 2019 campaign material.
Campaign archive
A selection of historical destination and airline material from the supplied portfolio. It shows the breadth of travel-marketing settings that informed my work, without presenting every image as a fully documented standalone case study.
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