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Share Ranking of the Best Videos in Tourism Destination Regions
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Going Home
18
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Points
Country: Taiwan (ROC)
Producer: Lienchiang County Bureau of Transportation and Tourism
Client: Lienchiang County Bureau of Transportation and Tourism
"Going Home" is a music video that celebrates Matsu’s slow-paced island life. Shot across Nangan, Beigan, Dongju, and Xiju islands, it tells the story of a granddaughter returning home to visit her grandmother, encountering familiar faces and landscapes along the journey. The narrative embodies longing for home, gratitude for loved ones, and the spiritual sanctuary that Matsu represents, inviting viewers to reflect on the people and places that quietly provide them with strength and energy.
Producer: Lienchiang County Bureau of Transportation and Tourism
Client: Lienchiang County Bureau of Transportation and Tourism
"Going Home" is a music video that celebrates Matsu’s slow-paced island life. Shot across Nangan, Beigan, Dongju, and Xiju islands, it tells the story of a granddaughter returning home to visit her grandmother, encountering familiar faces and landscapes along the journey. The narrative embodies longing for home, gratitude for loved ones, and the spiritual sanctuary that Matsu represents, inviting viewers to reflect on the people and places that quietly provide them with strength and energy.
2
Alive in Green
12
Points
Points
Country: Portugal
Producer: Lobby Films and Advertising
Client: Turismo do Centro de Portugal
Following the wildfires that struck the Center of Portugal, Alive in Green delivers a powerful statement: the territory remains alive. Through an impactful and affirmative narrative, the film declares that green may burn, but it does not die — it returns. A story of resilience, regeneration, and a landscape that insists on coming back to life.
Producer: Lobby Films and Advertising
Client: Turismo do Centro de Portugal
Following the wildfires that struck the Center of Portugal, Alive in Green delivers a powerful statement: the territory remains alive. Through an impactful and affirmative narrative, the film declares that green may burn, but it does not die — it returns. A story of resilience, regeneration, and a landscape that insists on coming back to life.
2
Swiss Sounds by Thylacine
12
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Points
Country: Switzerland
Producer: Thylacine & Cécile Chabert
Client: Switzerland Tourism
Swiss Sounds is a collaboration between French electronic artist Thylacine, Travel Switzerland, and Switzerland Tourism. Over 16 days, Thylacine travelled across Switzerland using 23 trains, 3 cable cars, 2 boats, and 1 bus, creating a music track from the authentic sounds of Swiss transport and landscapes. Filmed in summer and winter, the project highlights the country’s diverse scenery and the rhythm of travel itself.
Producer: Thylacine & Cécile Chabert
Client: Switzerland Tourism
Swiss Sounds is a collaboration between French electronic artist Thylacine, Travel Switzerland, and Switzerland Tourism. Over 16 days, Thylacine travelled across Switzerland using 23 trains, 3 cable cars, 2 boats, and 1 bus, creating a music track from the authentic sounds of Swiss transport and landscapes. Filmed in summer and winter, the project highlights the country’s diverse scenery and the rhythm of travel itself.
3
An Island That Colors the Space Within the Heart. Bon Voyage by Ferry – A Voyage Weaving the Islands of Amami
9
Points
Points
Country: Japan
Producer: 81 Plus
Client: Amami Kaiun Co., Ltd., Marix Line Co., Ltd., Maruei Ferry Co., Ltd.
The film quietly announces the beginning of the journey with the words: “To come here, I needed a little courage, a little luck, and a little margin.” The ferry time to Kakeromajima—an unexplored island south of Amami Ōshima—is portrayed as an “interval” that shifts the mind from everyday to extraordinary. Upon arrival, emerald-green seas, forests that evoke the earth’s vitality, and stories still alive between sea and woods overlap and speak to the viewer.
Producer: 81 Plus
Client: Amami Kaiun Co., Ltd., Marix Line Co., Ltd., Maruei Ferry Co., Ltd.
The film quietly announces the beginning of the journey with the words: “To come here, I needed a little courage, a little luck, and a little margin.” The ferry time to Kakeromajima—an unexplored island south of Amami Ōshima—is portrayed as an “interval” that shifts the mind from everyday to extraordinary. Upon arrival, emerald-green seas, forests that evoke the earth’s vitality, and stories still alive between sea and woods overlap and speak to the viewer.
3
Mysterious Shizuoka Heritage
9
Points
Points
Country: Japan
Producer: Yousuke Ashizawa
Client: Shizuoka Prefecture
To capture the target audience with breathtaking views unique to Japan (Shizuoka) and a sense of the “mysterious,” we appointed an international director with a global perspective and produced a video that highlights the “mystique” of Shizuoka’s cultural assets as seen from overseas.
Producer: Yousuke Ashizawa
Client: Shizuoka Prefecture
To capture the target audience with breathtaking views unique to Japan (Shizuoka) and a sense of the “mysterious,” we appointed an international director with a global perspective and produced a video that highlights the “mystique” of Shizuoka’s cultural assets as seen from overseas.
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Here it is never too much
4
Points
Points
Country: Portugal
Producer: Lightbox Film&Adverstising / Luís Ismael
Client: ENTIDADE REGIONAL DE TURISMO DO CENTRO DE PORTUGAL
Three avatars. One perfect mission. One unpredictable destination. In the Center of Portugal, technology meets emotion, and experience becomes freedom. A place where body, mind and spirit turn human. Center of Portugal. Here, it is never too much.
Producer: Lightbox Film&Adverstising / Luís Ismael
Client: ENTIDADE REGIONAL DE TURISMO DO CENTRO DE PORTUGAL
Three avatars. One perfect mission. One unpredictable destination. In the Center of Portugal, technology meets emotion, and experience becomes freedom. A place where body, mind and spirit turn human. Center of Portugal. Here, it is never too much.