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Get the Oont on TataCLiQ.com, It’s a #SureThing
MUMBAI: TataCLiQ.com, Tata group’s unique phygital ecommerce marketplace today unveiled its advertising campaign titled ‘#SureThing’. The digital campaign centered on a camel as its unlikely protagonist, stems from the fact that everything one buys on TataCLiQ.com is a C.A.M.E.L i.e. Certified Authentic Merchandise Everybody Loves. A delightful, witty, quirky take on online shopping, the campaign focuses on TataCLiQ.com’s USP of being the #SureThing in shopping. The camel acts as a surrogate for the authentic, exclusive products and brands sold at TataCLiQ.com – be it apparel, electronics or footwear. The campaign is in line with the TataCLiQ.com phygital philosophy i.e. will be driven across the online world, mobiles and partner brand stores.
Divided into three announcer films i.e. bubble wrap, photographer and testing, the videos highlight the care and effort taken by the TataCLiQ.com crew in curating, checking and getting the camels ready for consumers. The main film depicts a range of products from different categories in a consumer’s life thus bringing alive the benefit of buying a C.A.M.E.L from TataCLiQ.com. Further amplified with a sticky sound tattoo, “Get the Oont”, the catchy jingle boosts the memorability and creative message across the films thus maintaining brand recall across executions. The camel stamp adds a simple yet effective semiotic cue that reiterates the genuineness and authenticity of the brands and experience offered by TataCLiQ.com. Targeted at consumers who are unsure and tired of sifting through endless listing of products of unknown brands, doubtful about their quality and authenticity, the creative campaign aims to deliver the brand message of curated, genuine brand forward shopping experience.
“In a category cluttered with product forward, sales, discount advertising or high end fashion and lifestyle imagery that is indistinguishable from one brand to the other, we chose to tell a quirky tale using camels and associating them with the guarantee of finding authentic and genuine products at TataCLiQ.com. The incongruity of camels in the place of products – being groomed, packed and shipped, delivered and actually put in use by shoppers makes for strong visual disruption and extremely clutter breaking story telling. As a digital-first brand, the digital medium is home turf, and appeal to digital natives, paramount. We believe our C.A.M.E.Ls will find favor in whichever medium they roam, and whichever topic they talk about. In the immediate future we see our C.A.M.E.Ls going #Phygital and conquering the worlds in physical (stores) and digital (online)spaces.” added Prathyusha Agarwal, Head – Marketing, TataCLiQ.com.
TataCLiQ.com understands C.A.M.E.Ls, whatever their breed and is committed to bringing only the best for its customers. And buying a C.A.M.E.L on TataCLiQ.com is easy, because they are “Real Good Brands at Feel Good Prices” that have been carefully curated making shopping with TataCLiQ.com a #SureThing
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Goa Tourism draws strong trade interest at Satte 2026
Minister Rohan Khaunte backs year-round, responsible tourism drive
GOA: Goa Tourism wrapped up its participation at Satte 2026 on a confident note, reporting sustained engagement from domestic and international buyers at the Yashobhoomi Convention Centre.
The three-day travel trade exhibition saw the Goa pavilion attract steady footfall, following its inauguration by Gajendra Singh Shekhawat. Officials said the response reflected growing industry interest in the State’s shift towards regenerative and year-round tourism.
The delegation included Goa Tourism assistant director (tourism) Jayesh Kankonkar; Goa Tourism Development Corporation deputy general manager (marketing) Deepak Narvekar; and Goa Tourism assistant tourist officer Chitra Vengurlekar. The team held a series of B2B meetings with tour operators, travel trade representatives and destination management companies across key source markets.
Discussions centred on experiential travel, spiritual and cultural circuits, hinterland exploration, wellness, adventure tourism and off-season offerings: all aligned with Goa’s regenerative tourism roadmap. About 82 co-exhibitors, including hoteliers and DMCs, participated alongside the official delegation.
Minister for tourism Rohan A Khaunte, said the platform underscored Goa’s ambition to position itself as a progressive and resilient destination. The regenerative model, he argued, balances community interests, environmental safeguards and economic growth. Director of tourism Kedar Naik, described Satte as a crucial industry touchpoint, noting rising interest in Goa’s evolving tourism narrative beyond its beach image.
The pavilion received a participation memento in recognition of its active presence. Officials said the partnerships forged at Satte 2026 would bolster Goa’s competitiveness across domestic and international markets, as the State sharpens its pitch on sustainability, governance and community-led tourism.
