Campaign India Team
Jul 04, 2008

Moot question: whose Cannes is it, anyway?

Who doesn’t want to be part of a winning team? (Especially after the victory).We all do.I remember some years ago when I went on my first visit to Cannes, a bunch of us from different agencies were all at the one place that was a tradition for Indians to stay in: Touring Hotel . A bit poky with no ACs (no fans either), but brilliantly located, close to all the action. And what the heck, we were hardly ever there in the rooms.

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