This is a creatively designed billboard by DDB Canada for Pacific Blue Cross travel insurance. The billboard makes use of a familiar image that all of us might have seen during our journeys.
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As in every insurance ads, it also tries to awake the insecurity feeling of the target audience.
The warning reads- You are now entering a high-cost medical zone.
Use caution.
Or buy travel insurance at 1 800 USE-BLUE
I think that this billboard is a result of meticulous thinking from the creative minds at DDB.
CREDITS
Advertising Agency: DDB Canada
Creative Directors: Dean Lee, Cosmo Campbell
Associate Creative Director: Daryl Gardiner
Copywriter: Jeff Galbraith
Art Director: Daryl Gardiner
Account Manager: Scott Barr
Print Producer: Amanda Dring
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