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Ollidays communication
Ollidays is a media barter company, offering advertisers in a range of industries (mainly in the tourism sector) the opportunity to swap goods and services for media space (television, internet and press) for more than 12 years.
Among the major clients we have the biggests hotels in Sardinia.
Barter appeared in Italy in the 90s, but the exchange of advertising goods is a modern form of the ancient practice of barter, which establishes a triangulation between advertiser, advertising dealers and barter companies.
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What they say about us
Aldo Brigaglia
publicist
- Scent of moss in winter.
- Scent of the sea in spring.
- Scent of the helichrysum in summer.
- Scent of myrtle in bloom in autumn.
- Scent of sweet ravioli from Arzachena all year long.
Barbara Serra
journalist
- Being on an island – that barrier of crystal clear water gives me a sense of refuge.
- Aperitif at sunset at the beach bar “La Caletta” in Carloforte.
- Scent of the Mediterranean plants. I can’t describe it, but it makes me serene.
- Food. Pasta with Bottarga, grilled prawns, Panadas from Assemini (fish pies), couscous from Carloforte and obviously Sardinian roasted suckling pig. But after that, diet!
- It is an egalitarian paradise. The Emerald Coast will be incomparable as a place of luxury and exclusivity, but Sardinia is full of beautiful places. You don’t need a stratospheric budget to have an unforgettable holiday.
Beppe Severgnini
journalist
- Who says that Sardinians are small? They are concise.
- In a place surrounded by the sea (and what sea!) they specialize in meat cooking.
- The use of gerund is fascinating (“Kidding are you?”).
- The traditional dances. After three shots of “filu e ferru” (Sardinian grappa), even Milanese (who lives in Milan) dance.
- There is the sea around. People do not end up by chance, but they go there by choice.
Nicola Lecca
writer
- Scent of wild myrtle
- The Dunes of Piscinas
- Sebadas with honey
- Bosa (town)
- The Roman amphitheater in Cagliari