An adult and a child ride a carousel horse and cheer while another child watches, from the case study '100 Years of Joy'

100 years of joy

About the project

Film, music, and PR became important tools in the campaign to strengthen Liseberg's position as the leading Swedish amusement destination during its 100th anniversary.

services

PR

client

Liseberg

Man with his arms in the air on a roller coaster
A couple in hippie clothes ride a log flume at dusk
Man with his arms in the air on a roller coaster
A couple in hippie clothes ride a log flume at dusk

A collaboration with the musician Björn Olsson resulted in the specially written song “Liseberg”, which set the tone for the entire anniversary year and received media attention.

PR activities, such as a “takeover” of the ferry to Gröna Lund, helped to create talking points across the entire country.

The campaign's major impact on TV, radio, and press increased awareness of Liseberg and its history throughout Sweden.



Diploma

  • Stockholm Media Awards, Campaign of the Year

  • Publishingpriset, B2C “100 years of joy together”

  • Publishingpriset, Advertisements promoting businesses “The Trojan boat”

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