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R/FanTheories is a place for theories based on fictional pieces of media such as, but not limited to, TV shows, movies, and games. Rule 3 - Theories must be about creative works VisitScotland and Disney officially joined forces in March to jointly promote the film and the destination across the world, marking the first time Disney has worked with a country’s tourism organization on such a scale.It's okay to dislike a theory but it's not okay to dislike a person because they don't agree with you, so please treat people with respect.įor more information, please read our in-depth policy on this rule.Įvidence makes for a good theory, this will be judged at the discretion of the mods. Not only will this have a significant short-term impact, there is a legacy for the future with families being inspired to come to Scotland for years to come.” “The fact that we are seeing growth in visitor numbers from America means that this couldn’t be a better time to promote Scotland in conjunction with the largest entertainment company in the world. “Tourism is worth $17 billion to Scotland, employs 270,000 people and is one of the industries bucking the economic downturn - with visitor figures increasing by 9% last year,” said Alex Salmond, First Minister, Scotland. This will be complemented by activity on Facebook and Twitter. VisitScotland is working with more than 20 partners across Scotland - from Historic Scotland to Scottish Archery - to further promote the country.Īs part of the new campaign there will also be a worldwide prize-draw to win a luxurious four-day trip to Scotland, which will encourage viewers to visit the new VisitScotland devoted website The Library of Scotland website is designed to inspire, inform and convert web visitors into visitors to Scotland. Other marketing activity will feature every part of Scotland based on six key themes, including ancient Scotland, myths and legends, castles, landscapes and forests, clans and culture and wildlife and nature.
The film is about changing your fate and I believe it will change the fate of Scottish tourism in a significant and positive way.” This is one of the biggest opportunities we have ever had and Brave will be shown in 72 countries across the world. “With the advert going live coast to coast, the hard-work can really begin by converting moviegoers and fans of Brave into visitors to Scotland. “The launch of the new advert represents a pivotal moment in our campaign with Disney,” said Mike Cantlay, Chairman of VisitScotland. Carradale-born Piper Lorne MacDougall plays on the ad - as he does on the soundtrack of the film. World-famous Scottish landmarks such as the Ring of Brodgar in Orkney, Castle Kilchurn on Loch Awe and Eilean Donan Castle feature in the advert. VisitScotland and Disney have worked together on the ad to showcase the country that inspired the filmmakers with images from the film interwoven with real life scenes from Scotland.
The new 30-second ad, which is voiced by Neil Oliver, will be broadcast on some of the world’s largest networks and in cinemas before the film, taking creative inspiration from the theme “Scotland. The number of American visitors increased by 15% last year and it is Scotland’s biggest overseas market, with more than 400,000 visitors spending $484 million every year. The timing of the campaign is crucial, with this market showing encouraging signs of recovery. The campaign will see the airing of VisitScotland’s first TV commercial in North America in ten years - thanks to a major funding boost by the Scottish Government.
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