Peugeot and its marketing agency Wand launched an outstanding promotion campaign in the UK, with genuinely unique prize, supporting showcase of the new Peugeot 3008 Crossover. Its tagline ‘so much technology you’d expect it to fly’ puzzles from the very beginning. But these are not just words—the winner will get a chance to venture into space. Such ‘hi-tech prize’ is a special training and flight preparation plus 100 km trip above the Earth’s surface. In addition to that, photos and videos of the experience will be provided, too. Or an alternative—cash prize of £30,000. For all that the entrants have to do is just take part in a ‘spot the 3008’ competition.

PepsiCo‘s Mountain Dew is celebrating its heritage by relaunching some of its most popular flavours for this summer in the U.S. as part of the Back by Popular DEWmand campaign. The brand is bringing back its three popular varieties—Mountain Dew Pitch Black, Mountain Dew Supernova and Mountain Dew Typhoon,—which are available to purchase for limited time starting May 16, and kicks off online and offline activities to celebrate its whole portfolio of vibrant flavours with support of its fans.

In 2011, the BMW Group, one of the most successful manufacturers of automobiles and motorcycles in the world, is celebrating 40 years of its cultural involvement at the Venice Biennale. The success of the BMW Group has always been built on long-term thinking and responsible action, as well as on its support of wide range of cultural events. Among them the most famous are: the BMW Guggenheim Lab, the Nationalgalerie Prize and the Hungarian Pavilion.