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No matter how exciting an experiential marketing stunt is, it can often be an extremely hard task to cut through the noise in a busy location and gain the attention of passers-by for more than a split second.

With virtual reality well on course to be one of the biggest experiential marketing trends of this year, it seems like every day a new brand is launching their own VR campaign.

Rock climbing can be a tough but addictive sport. Whether it’s taking on a challenging indoor wall or scaling a cliff side, it’s unquestionably a physical and mental challenge.

Live brand experiences provide the chance to bring your products straight to your customers.

Tim Horton’s customers were given quite the fright when a fellow customer appeared to be levitating from her chair in a restaurant in Quebec.

As part of McDonald’s endeavour to spread smiles throughout 24 cities on 24th March, the fast food giant installed a “Joy Maze” in Bucharest.

We may have had Jessie J on a boom bus in London, but for McDonald’s’ ambitious global day of Joy campaign (24th March), Warsaw had a jingle bench! 

As part of a drive to rejuvenate its “I’m lovin’ it” tagline, McDonalds launched a heartfelt campaign around Super Bowl and Valentines’ Day.

It’s the apartment of some people’s dreams; complete with a spacious bedroom with fitted wardrobes, a bright and airy bathroom, a beautiful city view.

A small neighbourhood woke up to a big surprise in Tim Hortons’ latest experiential marketing campaign.

Celebrating its 50th birthday in style – retro style, that is - Tim Hortons, the ultimate purveyor of coffee and donuts in Canada and the US.

McDonald’s came up with a fun way to surprise its drive-thru customers in Austria with this experiential stunt.