Momondo-reklame (2019): “Jeg hadede sorte mennesker og brune mennesker. Jeg hadede muslimer.”

Rejsesøgemaskine Momondo blev grundlagt i Danmark i 2006, men har siden 2011 været på udenlandske hænder. Det var dem der lancerede ‘The DNA Journey’-reklamen, der skulle fortælle, at vi alle var verdensborgere. For tiden agiterer de for, at vi skal være ‘mere tolerante’, og eksempelvis stoppe med at ‘hade muslimer’.

Momondo kan afinstalleres, og det betyder på ingen måde at ikke man tvinges til at føje de klimahysteriske. Flybilletter kan eksempelvis bestilles på Flybillet.dk eller Travelmarket. Omtalt på den venstredrejede Huffington Post – This Is Why 61 People − Who Had Never Met Before − Got A Tattoo Together.

“For their latest venture, titled The World Piece, Momondo brings together 61 people from all over the world, to literally draw a line between them in order to create one ever-flowing pattern that links them as one canvas.

Standing in a circle, proudly displaying the intertwined inkwork running across their backs, we see one women admit there was a time she’d have loathed to even look at some of those she stands in the the circle with, let alone stand there undressed and sharing the same ink with them. …

The British grandmother who says, ‘there’s so much that’s pulling us apart at the moment, and we need to reverse that trend. It’s so easy to destroy, and so difficult to build up.’

This particular point about division is what lies at the heart of Momondo’s new global initiative, on the back of the findings in its global study ‘The Value of Traveling 2019: Opening our World’. People all over the world are growing more intolerant, with 49% holding the opinion that people are less accepting of other cultures than they were five years ago.

How to close that divide? Travel, of course, with the old adage about how it broadens the mind as relevant now as it ever was.”