How easyJet targeted spontaneous travellers with a cafe

EasyJet, the budget airline, opened a Dutch-inspired pop-up café offering local cuisine sprinkles on bread to promote spontaneous travel.

The three-day pop-up offered sprinkle manicures, as well as a chance to add some colour to beards, upon stepping through a plane door entrance. Visitors also enjoyed a light show.

Mary Newcombe, marketing manager at easyJet, explained that the pop-up supported the brand's marketing strategy by giving people a taste of a different culture and inspire them to visit the destination.

Newcombe added that the pop-up targeted "generation easyJet", people who are curious, open to new experiences and more likely to take a spontaneous trip abroad.

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