SCMP wins light up The Spark Awards 2017

August 24, 2017
SCMP Updates
At a glittering gala dinner for Marketing Magazine’s The Spark Awards on August 10, the SCMP Marketing Solutions team picked up two prestigious prizes. The first - Gold in the Best Media Campaign Experiential category - was for The Pit Stop Challenge. This innovative event for Singapore Airlines and the Singapore F1 Grand Prix gave the Hong Kong public a chance to experience a slice of race action by changing the tyres on an F1 car. The second, Silver in the Best Custom Event category, celebrated the 2016 staging of Swire Properties Starstreet Gourmet & Wine Walk.

This annual event has become a memorable promotion of the Star Street precinct as a dining destination through an SCMP campaign combining creative solutions and an integrated media strategy applied across engaging online and offline platforms. Contact us to find out more about our award-winning solutions.
About South China Morning Post Publishers Limited

South China Morning Post Publishers is a diversified media company whose principal operations include newspaper, magazines and custom publishing; interactive products and marketing services.

Our core business focus is publishing, and we create, distribute and syndicate high-quality content focusing on Greater China and the Asian region, across both print and digital platforms.

Our publishing operation focuses on five main areas: News, Recruitment and Education Business; Magazines; and Advertising and Marketing Solutions and Contract Printing. Within each of these divisions, we provide a portfolio of high quality products and services to both a local Hong Kong audience, as well as to a wider audience across Asia and the world. Aside from generating world class news and infotainment content, we provide complete marketing solutions for our advertisers, from custom publishing, offering high quality magazines and brochures, as well as developing and managing events, 360 degree marketing campaigns.

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