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Agency

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Country:

Germany

"Cheaper flight. More holidays."

Credits

Advertising Agency:

Jung von Matt/ Spree, Berlin, Germany

Creative Directors:

Till Eckel, Christopher Hoene, Johannes Hicks

Art Director:

Benjamin Mohr

Copywriter:

Stefan Sohlau

Photographer:

Hans Starck

Date:

December, 2015

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