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New travel series ‘introspective, soothing and immersive viewing’

JOHANNESBURG, 17 October 2023 – Slow down, watch, listen and relax. That’s the advice Flight Centre has for would-be travellers with a new “Slow TV” travel video series recently launched on YouTube.

View the series on YouTube https://youtu.be/ax_IvAI30T4

From a panoramic helicopter flight or gondola ride over the Swiss Alps to the serene sights and sounds of beaches in Bali or Hawaii, Flight Centre’s Relax (Slow TV) series tempts viewers to become travellers with tranquil, real-time vignettes of some of the world’s most stunning spots.

Flight Centre General Manager Antoinette Turner said the world of travel is filled with so many incredible experiences, slow TV is really the only way of conveying just how amazing many places are to eyes and ears.

“The slow TV phenomenon is the perfect platform for customers who want an escape from the hectic pace of life and seek an introspective, soothing and immersive viewing experience,” said Turner.

“As part of Flight Centre’s vision to sustainably open up the world for those who want to see it, this video series invites would-be travellers to embrace a more mindful approach to how they experience travel.”

“Every year we’re seeing more travellers seeking authentic experiences, becoming increasingly curious, exploring different landscapes and engaging with cultures more deeply.”

“Seeing and hearing the world in real-time video really is the next best thing to being there. Our Relax (Slow TV) series is the closest we can get to try-before-you-buy in travel.”

People can tune in to Flight Centre’s Relax (Slow TV) series on YouTube or stop by their closest Flight Centre store to catch it on digital screens.

-ENDS-

Contact:  Big Ambitions | Kim Taylor | kim@bigambitions.co.za or 076 825 5508

FLIGHT CENTRE TRAVEL GROUP SOUTH AFRICA 

Flight Centre Travel Group (FCTG) SA is part of Flight Centre Travel Group, an Australia-based international travel company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, with a market cap of AU$4.25 billion and a current share price of AU$19.38 as of 17 October 2023. FCTG with three leading brands: Flight Centre, Corporate Traveller and FCM, of which Corporate Traveller and FCM are proud level 1 BBBEE Contributors. FCTG SA is wholly owned and has been recognised as one of Deloitte’s Best Companies to Work for in South Africa for over a decade.

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