Bahamas Tourism Board

Hump Day : Dreaming of a Bahamavention


I am working right now in like 100 different things and have the TV playing in the background. I know I am witnessing a successful ad campaign when every single time I hear ... Bahamavention... I stop whatever I am doing to see what crazy lunatic ad the ad company Fallon/Minneapolis has cooked up for the Bahamas Tourism Board campaign.

Not everybody is happy with the campaign. Me? I think it's pure advertising genius. It will certainly win them an award next year.

Now, If I could only get a Bahamavention of my own ... le sigh!


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