Tag: Klook
Japan – Klook has partnered with PlayStation to launch a curated travel experience in Hokkaido, bringing to life the setting of the upcoming ‘Ghost of Yōtei’ game for PlayStation 5. The collaboration extends the game’s world—set in 1600s rural Japan—into the real landscapes of Hokkaido that inspired...
The initiative, called ‘Jelajah Hong Kong,’ is HKTB’s first campaign focused on Muslim travelers. It is designed to address faith-based needs such as access to halal food, prayer facilities, and privacy considerations—factors that can influence travel planning for Muslim visitors.
Travel and experience platform Klook has unveiled a travelling ‘Joy Dispenser’ in an offline activation with The Secret Little Agency (TSLA).
Hong Kong – Klook has teamed up with Grey Hong Kong to launch its latest campaign, spotlighting the joy of instinctive, unplanned travel — told through the whimsical lens of a goose on the loose. Titled ‘Go Wild with Travel (Klook 我要放飛)’, the campaign reframes travel for Hongkongers as a spontaneous...
Travel platform Klook is inspiring travellers to unveil their best selves through its latest global brand campaign.
Travel platform Klook is riding the April Fools’ tide with its ‘announcement’ of unconventional experiences.
With a strong track record of supporting travel innovators and scaling global businesses, Vitruvian’s partnership reinforces Klook’s ambition to expand its reach, and solidify its position as a category leader.
he Department of Tourism (DOT) has launched its flagship tourism program, the ‘Philippine Experience Program’ (PEP) on Klook Philippines’ platform through a partnership.
Klook, a travel services and experiences platform, is promoting travel security in its latest campaign for its insurance arm Klook Protect with creative agency The Secret Little Agency (TSLA).
United Overseas Bank (UOB) has collaborated with Disney Cruise Line to reward its cardholders booking on the ‘Disney Adventure’ cruise.
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