Diners invests to fill market gap in premium sector

<p>HONG KONG: Diners Club Card has launched its first Asian ad campaign in </p><p>10 years, to coincide with a brand repositioning. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The card is being positioned as a gateway to life experiences, aimed at </p><p>its premium market. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The new campaign, worth more than HKdollars 10 million, has been created </p><p>by Euro RSCG Hong Kong. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The TV and print creative emphasises that Diners Club customers are </p><p>people who enjoy entire experiences. One execution juxtaposes a man </p><p>waiting for a meal of truffles in a restaurant with the effort that went </p><p>into locating them in a forest in France. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Euro RSCG executive partner Julie Ng said: "Everyone is talking about </p><p>promotions and offers, and going to the mass market. We realised that </p><p>there was a big gap in the market. Diners Club saw it as an opportunity </p><p>to go after a premium audience." </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

HONG KONG: Diners Club Card has launched its first Asian ad campaign in

10 years, to coincide with a brand repositioning.



The card is being positioned as a gateway to life experiences, aimed at

its premium market.



The new campaign, worth more than HKdollars 10 million, has been created

by Euro RSCG Hong Kong.



The TV and print creative emphasises that Diners Club customers are

people who enjoy entire experiences. One execution juxtaposes a man

waiting for a meal of truffles in a restaurant with the effort that went

into locating them in a forest in France.



Euro RSCG executive partner Julie Ng said: "Everyone is talking about

promotions and offers, and going to the mass market. We realised that

there was a big gap in the market. Diners Club saw it as an opportunity

to go after a premium audience."