The pictures and scenery do look great. Seems slightly strange though since there are many other places in Australia that have bigger audiences. I suppose this is just the event though, it will obviously be sold all over Australia.
Jaguar XE To Be Launched In Cairns!
I can see why they chose Cairns as the launch site with its incredible scenery.
If anyone decides to sneak in or look in from the outside:The Australian importer is so impressed with the region, venues and goods and service providers that it will not hesitate to bring another model to be showcased in the tropics again.
About $1.6 million of 23 XEs have been put through their paces on the region’s roads since Monday, continuing until next week.
This came from a Cairns news source: http://www.cairnspost.com.au/lifestyle/jaguar-chooses-cairns-to-launch-its-crucial-new-xe-luxury-car/story-fnjpuwet-1227490507160Lunches are being hosted at the Salt House in Cairns and Nu Nu Restaurant at Palm Cove, while dinner and overnight accommodation is at Sea Temple Port Douglas.
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Good choice since brands have to choose the right associations to send the right message and project the right image, JLR has yet to let me down.
Most likely branding the XE as a luxurious car for the carefree lifestyle. Have you seen pictures of the Sea Temple Port Douglas and the Salt House? Both locations look amazing yet it has a relaxed beach feeling.
I've heard of Cairns before, but I don't know much about it. What is the vibe of the city? What does the rest of Australia think about it?
Makes sense then.Most likely branding the XE as a luxurious car for the carefree lifestyle. Have you seen pictures of the Sea Temple Port Douglas and the Salt House? Both locations look amazing yet it has a relaxed beach feeling.
But that also has me wondering where else they're going to use to build another association to the product.
I mean it largely depends on the region we are talking about.
Cairns is quite pretty and it is pretty much on the tropic of Capricorn from memory so it gets extremely hot and muggy. This time of year is good, the weather is fine. From maybe November on it is ferociously hot and sweltering, but the deadly box jellyfish and occasional crocodile keep you out of the water.
There is a lot of luxury there, but also a large contingent of indigenous Australians with quite a bit of squalor and social problems as well.
So ultimately as nice as Cairns is, you have to be careful of the water (Box Jellyfish, kill you in minutes), wading (stonefish, kill you in a lot longer but excruciating pain), sunbaking (crocodiles), bushwalking (taipans, one of the most venomous snakes in the world, then death adders - very venomous and quite lazy, wait for you to step on them before expressing their displeasure), parks (itinerants), and forests (drop bears).
I was joking about the last one, the rest are real.
There is a lot of luxury there, but also a large contingent of indigenous Australians with quite a bit of squalor and social problems as well.
So ultimately as nice as Cairns is, you have to be careful of the water (Box Jellyfish, kill you in minutes), wading (stonefish, kill you in a lot longer but excruciating pain), sunbaking (crocodiles), bushwalking (taipans, one of the most venomous snakes in the world, then death adders - very venomous and quite lazy, wait for you to step on them before expressing their displeasure), parks (itinerants), and forests (drop bears).
I was joking about the last one, the rest are real.
Sounds like a place you need to go with your own bubble to live in. LolCairns is quite pretty and it is pretty much on the tropic of Capricorn from memory so it gets extremely hot and muggy. This time of year is good, the weather is fine. From maybe November on it is ferociously hot and sweltering, but the deadly box jellyfish and occasional crocodile keep you out of the water.
There is a lot of luxury there, but also a large contingent of indigenous Australians with quite a bit of squalor and social problems as well.
So ultimately as nice as Cairns is, you have to be careful of the water (Box Jellyfish, kill you in minutes), wading (stonefish, kill you in a lot longer but excruciating pain), sunbaking (crocodiles), bushwalking (taipans, one of the most venomous snakes in the world, then death adders - very venomous and quite lazy, wait for you to step on them before expressing their displeasure), parks (itinerants), and forests (drop bears).
I was joking about the last one, the rest are real.
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