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ROBINSON has unveiled its new international brand
campaign, “The ROBINSON EFFECT”, positioning its premium club holidays as
inspiring, holistic experiences. Rather than focusing solely on relaxation, the
campaign emphasises moments that resonate long after a trip ends—shaped by
community, movement and culinary enjoyment in a premium setting. The initiative
went live on 1 December 2025.
Global rollout with a diverse cast
Developed with an international focus from the outset,
the campaign initially launches in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, as well as
the UK and Portugal. Additional markets including Vietnam and South Korea will
follow. This global ambition is reflected in the visual concept: the cast
features international models, ROBINSON team members and influencer Nadine
Berneis. Diversity is presented not as an aesthetic choice, but as a
fundamental element of the brand identity.
Authentic imagery and a modern premium aesthetic
“The ROBINSON EFFECT” builds on genuine storytelling
and a contemporary design language with wave-inspired elements and an original
music composition that underscores the premium feel of the brand. The
production took place at ROBINSON SARIGERME PARK in Turkey, capturing the
atmosphere, lightness and inspirational character central to the club
experience. “By focusing on the emotional shift guests feel in their most
meaningful moments during their stay, this campaign further strengthens
ROBINSON as an international premium club brand,” said Friso Janmaat, Marketing
Director ROBINSON & TUI MAGIC LIFE.
The creative strategy and visual execution were
developed by the Hannover-based agency Kochstrasse, which combined
neuromarketing insights with emotional storytelling to maximise international
brand impact.
Digital-first activation across all touchpoints
Designed as a 360-degree initiative, the campaign
prioritises digital channels. Social platforms such as Meta, TikTok and YouTube
play a central role, supported by programmatic formats, display advertising and
connected TV. Print, out-of-home placements and travel agency window displays
extend the reach, while owned media—including the website, newsletters and
catalogue—ensure a cohesive brand presence.
Story-driven travel: responding to global trends
The campaign addresses major travel and lifestyle
trends identified in the brand tracker. Holistic wellbeing, social connection
and experience-led holidays are strong booking drivers, with many guests
seeking stories and emotional value rather than just accommodation. “The
ROBINSON EFFECT” captures these impulses and translates them into an authentic,
emotionally resonant brand message.
Image
Credit: © TUI Group
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