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Cheerful campaign tempts tourists bound for California; ‘Let’s play’

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Set to ELO’s ‘Mr Blue Sky,’ the new commercial is part of Visit California’s $32.8m global campaign and first rebrand in over 10 years.

Visit California, a nonprofit organization focused on boosting the state’s travel industry, has today unveiled a joyful campaign, ‘Let’s Play.’

The commercial is part of ‘The Ultimate Playground,’ which marks Visit California’s first rebrand in over a decade. With a $32.8m media budget, the integrated campaign is set to captivate audiences in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, Mexico and China.

Central to the endeavor is a 30-second commercial featuring a star in the form of a colorful beach ball – a Californian invention from 1938. The lively ball bounces between California’s iconic destinations, from the towering sequoias of Northern California to the sun-kissed beaches of SoCal. Its soundtrack is none other than ELO’s ‘Mr Blue Sky,’ which is often considered the happiest song of all time.

“California’s DNA as a famously playful place is globally recognized,” says Caroline Beteta, president and chief executive of Visit California. “With sunny weather year-round and endless options for entertainment, California is the ultimate playground for visitors from across the globe. This new campaign beautifully captures this distinction and invites the world to come express their individual form of play in California.”

The campaign was ideated and developed by The Shipyard, whose executive creative director Kerry Krasts explained: “Play is a critical part of human existence and can be transformational, especially when combined with travel. California is blessed with the biggest and best playground anyone could ask for and the beach ball represents California’s playful spirit and the contagious nature of fun and joy that you feel when you are here.”

Visit California’s rebrand is informed by research, which revealed that California, along with its “you do you” ethos, inspires people to play. A study by the US National Institute for Play (NIFP) revealed that 43% of UK travelers believe holidays are the only time to truly engage in play. Another 66% express a desire for more play in their lives, with 89% considering fun a necessity during challenging times. A majority (83%) actively seek experiences that bring joy and happiness.

Effective today, the work lives across linear, connected TV, streaming platforms, digital media, podcasts, social media and out-of-home channels.

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Who Is The Actress In The Visit California 'What If' Commercial?

Let's face it. California is probably one of the best states in the entire U.S. There is so much to do, and it's all nearby. The demographic of the state makes both residents and visitors wonder, "what if?" As in, "what if I wanted to go to the beach and snowboarding on the same day?" Or "what if I want to visit a mountain top in the morning and then ride dune buggies in the afternoon?" You don't have to make these difficult decisions in California. That's precisely the idea behind the  Visit California "What If" commercial .

The commercial follows a young actress throughout the Golden State as she points out all the incredible attractions it has to offer. The actress jumps from town to town, showcasing all the fun activities that are possible. From the bottom of Death Valley to the top of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, this commercial proves you don't have to ask yourself these "what if" questions when you're visiting California. The commercial makes viewers wish they were the actress, even when swimming with mermaids at the Hotel del Coronado in San Diego.

So who is the actress in the Visit California 'What If' commercial?

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Believe it or not, the actress in the ad isn't even from California! If you haven't figured it out by now, it's none other than Noëlle Renée Bercy from New Orleans. She got started in acting after successfully auditioning for the New Orleans Center of Creative Arts . Since then, she has appeared in a handful of TV series, including "King's Bachelor's Pad" and "Cloak & Dagger ," as well as short films such as 2020's "Signs" and "The Priest ,"  per IMDb .

Now she's showing the rest of the world how Californians like to live in the new Visit California 'What If' commercial. This is an excellent role for her, as her high-energy personality perfectly represents the go-go-go mindset that most Californians have. Every city she visits increases her excitement, which should be a testament to how much California has to offer. Whatever you want to do in the state, Noëlle makes the viewer feel like they are missing out.

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Following debut of new “Am I Dreaming?” commercial during Super Bowl Pregame, Visit California unveils new digital DREAM Theater, 2022 Visitor’s Guide

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (Feb. 14, 2022) – For travelers longing for their next dream vacation, Visit California just made trip planning a whole lot easier.

Following the destination’s “ Am I Dreaming? ” commercial debut in the Super Bowl Pregame Show Sunday, Visit California unveiled two new planning resources today: an online DREAM Theater and the 2022 edition of the California Visitor’s Guide: The Best of California. “From off-the-beaten path experiences to revisiting tried-and-true favorites, California presents infinite possibilities for travelers looking to get out and explore,” said Caroline Beteta, president and CEO of Visit California. “With these two new essential tools, travelers can journey beyond daydreaming in 2022 and book their stays for the greatest of all trips, a getaway to the Golden State.” DREAM Theater Found at VisitCalifornia.com/dreaming , the DREAM Theater is an immersive portal greeting users with an idyllic California vista. From there, the experience entices users to explore California’s iconic attractions and thrilling adventures. Visitors can customize their journey by selecting key themes: Beaches, Culinary, Family Attractions, Outdoors and Arts & Culture. Within each category, users will discover places to visit, build itineraries, plan road trips and uncover fun facts about California. With scrolling imagery of the state’s unique landscapes as the backdrop, the DREAM Theater envelops the user in an engaging digital experience that incorporates video, photography, podcasts and motion design, bringing the dreamy destination to life. 2022 California Visitor’s Guide: The Best of California Featuring chef, author and entrepreneur Ayesha Curry on its cover, the 2022 California Visitor’s Guide: The Best of California is the ultimate resource for anyone looking to explore the Golden State. California’s most iconic destinations and attractions are included in the 196-page guide in ways certain to surprise readers. Throughout the free publication, insiders share their favorite neighborhoods, hotels, restaurants, festivals, boutiques, parks and more; for example:

• In “Exploring California’s Cities,” a team of experts and locals identify a collection of memorable but lesser-known things to do in San Diego, Orange County, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
• “Kid-Friendly Hidden Gems,” features familiar theme parks – including Disneyland Resort, Universal Studios Hollywood and LEGOLAND California – and directs travelers to occasionally overlooked areas within each.
• Abundance and variety are also on display in the cover story, which features an exclusive interview with Curry where she offers personalized advice on how best to explore the Golden State, including road trip suggestions, culinary advice and how her California “dream day” would unfold.

“I think what’s beautiful about California is that it’s just a melting pot of so many cultures and people and interests,” Curry said. “I just love that you can find everything here.” As always, the California Visitor’s Guide: The Best of California includes detailed information about the state’s 12 travel regions, including maps, listings and scores of travel tips from passionate locals. The 500,000-circulation guide launches today and is available at California Welcome Centers, regional tourist offices and other locations statewide, as well as online at visitcalifornia.com/travel-guides . About “Am I Dreaming?” Visit California’s newest spot, “Am I Dreaming?” takes viewers on a whimsical, star-studded ride through the Golden State’s vast attractions and offerings.  Set to Queen mega-hit “Don’t Stop Me Now,” the journey depicts the endless possibility of adventure, exploration and good times to be had in California. The spot debuted during Super Bowl Pregame, kicking off a three-month campaign. View the ad at YouTube.com/VisitCalifornia . ABOUT VISIT CALIFORNIA Visit California is a nonprofit organization with a mission to develop and maintain marketing programs – in partnership with the state’s travel industry – that keep California top-of-mind as a premier travel destination. For more information about Visit California and for a free California Official State Visitor's Guide, go to visitcalifornia.com . For story ideas, media information, downloadable images, video and more, go to media.visitcalifornia.com . Media Contacts: Kristen Bonilla, [email protected] Michael Wojtowicz, [email protected]

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As I have discussed in this column, ad nauseam, commercial real estate transactions are simply leases or purchases. We differ from our residential brethren, in that a large percentage of our transaction volume is leases.

Specifically, some agents ply their entire trade negotiating leases either in renewal, direct or sublease fashion. These professionals are known as “tenant rep” brokers because the majority of their work is on the occupant side of the table.

Notably, as interest rates have risen over the past year and a half, we’ve witnessed a reduction in sales, to the benefit of leases. Fortunately, a commercial occupant has a choice! Also, present in the industrial arena this year is a plethora of sublease business: an occupant no longer needs the space from which they operate and must locate a surrogate to fulfill their obligation.

Today, I’ll illuminate the Top 10 reasons these deals — sales and leases — fail to consummate.

Financing issues: Difficulties in securing financing or unexpected changes in lending terms can jeopardize a deal. Issues such as insufficient funds, a spike in interest rates, or stringent lending requirements can lead to deal termination.

Due diligence concerns: Discoveries made during the due diligence process – that free look period occupants have to study a property – such as environmental issues, zoning violations, or property defects, can cause buyers to walk away from the deal or renegotiate terms.

Title problems: Title defects, unresolved liens, or disputes over property ownership can delay or derail a commercial real estate transaction.

Appraisal shortfalls: If the property appraises for less than the agreed-upon purchase price, buyers may struggle to secure financing or may seek to renegotiate the deal terms.

Environmental issues: Environmental contamination or concerns about potential liabilities related to hazardous materials on the property can complicate or prevent a sale or lease from closing.

Legal challenges: Legal disputes, such as zoning violations, boundary squabbles, or recorded lease agreements, can delay or derail a commercial real estate transaction.

Market volatility: Changes in market conditions, such as uncertainty, shifts in supply and demand, fluctuations in interest rates, or economic downturns, can impact deal viability and cause parties to reconsider their positions.

Renegotiation attempts: One party may attempt to renegotiate deal terms after an agreement has been reached, leading to a stand off and potential deal collapse if both parties cannot come to a satisfactory resolution. We’ll typically see this after an occupant has completed their due diligence and found an issue.

Contingencies: Contingencies outlined in the purchase agreement, such as the sale of another property or obtaining necessary permits, may not be met within the specified timeframe, leading to a cratered deal.

Buyer or seller gets cold feet: Sometimes, one party may simply have a change of heart or lose confidence in the deal for personal or business reasons, leading to deal cancellation. We once had a buy requirement pause because he contracted Covid-19. This caused him to re-think his entire life and business.

Not among the Top 10 but certainly a thing is sometimes you just don’t see it coming! But boom, there it is. The death of a principal, collapse of the financial system (2008, a pandemic in 2020), or a company is sold during your negotiations. Yes! We’ve seen all of these.

Allen C. Buchanan, SIOR, is a principal with Lee & Associates Commercial Real Estate Services in Orange. He can be reached at [email protected] or 714.564.7104.

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It turns out that jet-setting on the company dime has eternal appeal. Business trips can conjure up images of fancy first-class tickets to major cities or staying at a Hilton in a small town about 20 minutes from the airport. Either way, it seems that the pandemic didn’t kill the corporate travel bug.

The brakes on business trips were first pulled when COVID-19 hit, as lockdowns and international travel restrictions were implemented. Zoom took off while planes stalled, as the video-conferencing company went from 10 million daily meeting participants in December 2019 to 300 million a few months later in April 2020.

As the lockdown lifted, some itched to vacation again (surging to the point that the term “revenge travel” was coined), but corporate travel was slow to get its feet off the ground. Its sluggish return made some question if business trips were at the end of an era. Perhaps Zoom and remote work meant that there was no longer a need to leave the house, much less the country, to really connect with others. 

“Businesses aren’t going to support nonessential travel if the work being proposed can be done virtually,” Brian Bloom, Korn Ferry’s vice president of global benefits and mobility operations, said in 2021 . And while bosses were looking to cut costs by eliminating travel, workers weren’t looking to risk their health either. In 2021, only one-quarter of those over 55 were comfortable traveling for work even after being vaccinated, according to an IBM survey of 15,000 global participants.

But years later, it seems as if corporate demand hasn’t died off, it just was dozing off for a bit. And the airlines confirmed as much. Alaska Air reported a return to pre-pandemic levels of business travel, as sales for corporate accounts soared by 22% in the first quarter. Delta and United each reported 14% increases in first-quarter revenue, with a United executive noting that the company notched nine of its top 10 corporate booking days in its history this year. That’s coming off of the rebound in 2023 , as air travel rose to 94% of 2019 levels, according to the International Air Transport Association.

Of course, that doesn’t mean that business travel isn’t still going through growing pains . A 2023 report from Deloitte found that while recovery is occurring, the trend “likely faces a limited upside” in part due to the cost of flying and sustainability mandates. 

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It seems as if the mindset is slowly gaining traction, as a 2023 study from Global Business Travel Association projected spending on business travel will surpass pre-pandemic levels of $1.4 trillion this year and balloon to nearly $1.8 trillion by 2027. After Omicron and other surges, global business travel began to find its footing again in 2022, according to the trade group.

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NBA fans are over the 'What A Pro Wants' commercial, but maybe that's what AT&T wanted

An ad for AT&T titled "What A Pro Wants" is being dubbed by some as "the worst commercial in history" after airing excessively, but maybe that is what the phone and internet provider wanted.

NBA fans tuning into playoff basketball may have noticed the particular commercial featuring Oklahoma City Thunder players Chet Holmgren and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander looping ad nauseam during commercial breaks. In the commercial, the point guard and power forward sing their rendition of Christina Aguilera's "What A Girl Wants," but subbing "pro" for "girl."

"And I'm thanking you for knowing exactly what a pro wants, what a pro needs, whatever makes me happy sets me free," the NBA players sing in unison.

Despite criticism online, the 30-second commercial continues to be aired and lodged into people's brains. One X user even suggested that the NBA playoffs ratings are down because of the ad. But a advertising expert says it could be part of the brand's strategy.

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Brian Wieser, a strategic financial analyst of global advertising and technology, told USA TODAY that AT&T may have paid to air the commercial frequently to "irritate the heck out of people."

"Irritation is a good strategy," according to Wieser. "It causes you to remember the brand and take an action. Sometimes people take action more out of hate than love."

Replaying the commercial would also effectively cut costs because the company wouldn't have to create an entirely new ad or divide up its production budget, Wieser said.

USA TODAY contacted AT&T but did not receive a response.

Social media unites on not loving the 'What A Pro Wants' ad

The commercial's frequency prompted viewers to criticize it, including David Ubben, a national college football writer for The Athletic. Ubben shared a post April 28 on X saying, "I'm ready to call it: Aided in part by being forcefed to hoops fans for months, the Chet/SGA 'What a pro wants' is the worst commercial in history."

"I don't know what it sought to accomplish but if the goal was to leave me equal parts confused and annoyed each time: Well done," Ubben's post continued. "... If you told me either of those guys had ever heard that song before this ad was pitched to them, I would be floored."

The Dan Patrick Show , which is streamed on Peacock and Fox Sports Radio, posted a clip on X of the former ESPN personality and his co-hosts talking about the commercial. The caption for the X post said, "By now we know 'What a pro wants.' But what DP and the Danettes want is for this commercial to be put to bed."

X user @IanKarmel posted on April 29 that he doesn't "even know what the 'What a Pro Wants' commercial is advertising."

Legion Hoops, a popular basketball news account on X, shared a post April 23 saying, "Trying to think of the worst moment of my life… oh wait, I remember: it’s watching this Shai-Chet 'What a pro wants' commercial."

Terrence Oglesby, a basketball analyst for the Charlotte Hornets, shared an X post on Monday saying, "Hey @ATT I’ll pay a subscription to never see this 'what a pro wants' commercial again in my life."

At least some X users might be enjoying the ad, with one posting the lyrics sung by Holmgren and Alexander.

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High school sports | cif-ss baseball playoffs: first-round scores, updated schedule for all divisions, the scores from the baseball playoff games thursday and friday and the schedule for the second round tuesday.

First round, Friday

Corona 1, El Dorado 0

Mater Dei 5, Damien 0

Aquinas 7, Pacifica/GG 2

Notre Dame/SO 16, Torrance 1

Huntington Beach 9, Santiago/Corona 2

Villa Park 6, Bishop Amat 1

Gahr 5, Fullerton 2

Santa Margarita 7, Tesoro 9

Orange Lutheran 6, Sierra Canyon 1

Vista Murrieta 12, Millikan 2

Foothill 7, South Hills 5

La Mirada 4, Oaks Christian 3

San Dimas 2, West Ranch 2

Cypress 5, Calabasas 2

Bonita 15, JSerra 2

Harvard-Westlake 7, Norco 2

Second round, Tuesday, 3:15 p.m.

Corona at Mater Dei

Aquinas at Notre Dame/SO

Huntington Beach at Villa Park

Gahr at Santa Margarita

Orange Lutheran at Vista Murrieta

La Mirada at Foothill

Cypress at San Dimas

Harvard-Westlake at Bonita

First round, Thursday

Westlake 10, Mira Costa 1

West Torrance 6, Yucaipa 3

Yorba Linda 17, Ocean View 2

Arcadia 3, Long Beach Poly 0

Hart 5, Simi Valley 4 (14 innings)

Newport Harbor 1, Capistrano Valley Christian 0

Palos Verdes 8, San Marcos 3

Arlington 4, Woodbridge 2

Maranatha 4, Royal 0

Ayala 6, La Serna 1

Canyon/A 5, Temecula Valley 1

Quartz Hill 13, Charter Oak 1

Valencia/V 7, Aliso Niguel 1

Moorpark 7, Crescenta Valley 1

Citrus Valley 11, Warren 0

Crean Lutheran 9, Paloma Valley 8

Westlake at West Torrance

Arcadia at Yorba Linda

Hart at Newport Harbor

Arlington at Palos Verdes

Maranatha at Ayala

CanyonA at Quartz Hill

Moorpark at Valencia/V

Citrus Valley at Crean Lutheran

Centennial/Corona 2, Lakewood 1

Arrowhead Christian 11, Tahquitz 7

South Torrance 3, Northwood 1

El Modena 9, Dana Hills 3

Fountain Valley 4, Trabuco Hills 3

El Segundo 11, Long Beach Wilson 7

Corona del Mar 6, Burbank 0

St. John Bosco 14, Grace 0

Chaminade 3, Chaparral 2

Mission Viejo 3, Santa Barbara 0

La Salle 8, El Rancho 0

Los Alamitos 5, Walnut 0

La Habra 2, Redlands East Valley 1

Beckman 1, Temescal Canyon 0

Newbury Park 12, Flintridge Prep 2

Summit 2, Linfield Christian 1

Centennial/Corona at Arrowhead Christian

El Modena at South Torrance

Fountain Valley at El Segundo

Corona del Mar at St. John Bosco

Chaminade at Mission Viejo

La Salle at Los Alamitos

Beckman at La Habra

Summit at Newbury Park

Thursday, first round

Camarillo 9, Dos Pueblos 0

Murrieta Valley 3, Elsinore 0

Cerritos 13, Hesperia Christian 0

Los Osos 14, Apple Valley 6

Oak Hills 18, Barstow 1

San Marino 5, Citrus Hill 0

Roosevelt 8, Don Lugo 0

Culver City 3, Castaic 2

Tustin 3, Estancia 0

Palm Desert 3, Valley View 0

Rio Mesa 10, Highland 0

Ontario Christian 8, Burroughs/B 0

La Quinta/LQ 12, Heritage 3

Paraclete 4, Sultana 1

St. Francis 8, Windward 3

San Juan Hills 1, Cajon 0

Camarillo at Murrieta Valley

Los Osos at Cerritos

San Marino at Oak Hills

Culver City at Roosevelt

Tustin at Palm Desert

Rio Mesa at Ontario Christian

La Quinta/LQ at Paraclete

San Juan Hills at St. Francis

Santa Monica 5, Nogales 0

Ganesha 8, Murrieta Mesa 5

Adelanto 9, Marshall 3

Segerstrom 1, South Pasadena 0

Whittier Christian 4, St. Anthony 3

Pacifica/Oxnard 3, Santa Paula 1

Calvary Chapel/SA 6, Saugus 2

Monrovia 6, Pasadena Poly 1

Lakeside 9, Anaheim 3

Chino 5, Ramona 0

Montebello 3, Katella 1

Bloomington 4, Hemet 3

Chino Hills 3, Bellflower 1

Ganesha at Santa Monica

Adelanto at Trinity Classic Academy

Riverside Poly at Segerstrom

Pacifica/Oxnard at Whittier Christian

Calvary Chapel/SA at Monrovia

Lakeside at Chino

Montebello at Liberty

Bloomington at Chino Hills

Costa Mesa 5, Garden Grove 4

West Covina 5, Los Amigos 3

Brentwood 4, University 1

Village Christian 8, Milken Community 1

Diamond Bar 10, Savanna 5

St. Paul 3, Lancaster 1

Alhambra 13, de Toledo 0

Grand Terrace 4, Hillcrest 3

Schurr 8, Century 7

Salesian 6, Arroyo 3

St. Bonaventure 3, Mayfair 2

Rancho Mirage 4, Orange Vista 3

Santa Fe 7, Garey 4

Rialto 4, Colony 3

Colony 13, Carpinteria 0

Costa Mesa at West Covina

Village Christian at Brentwood

St. Paul at Diamond Bar

Alhambra at Grand Terrace

Salesian at Schurr

Rancho Mirage at St. Bonaventure

Santa Fe at Viewpoint

Colony at Rialto

Buena Park 12, Thacher 0

Hueneme 7, St. Bernard 0

Rancho Christian 11, Vasquez 1

Banning 10, AB Miller 9

South El Monte 4, Paramount 3

Artesia 7, Eisenhower 5

Mary Star 3, Foothill Tech 2

Oakwood 11, Temecula Prep 4

Cornerstone Christian/W 6, Littlerock 2

Santa Ana 6, Cantwell Sacred Heart 1

Desert Christian/L at Sierra Vista

Leuzinger 6, Channel Islands 4

Jurupa Valley 5, Carter 1

Chaffey 7, Nuview Bridge 4

Silverado 14, Indio 2

Oxford Academy 7, Western Christian 1

Buena Park at Hueneme

Banning at Rancho Christian

South El Monte at Artesia

Oakwood at Mary Star

Cornerstone Christian/W at Santa Ana

Leuzinger at Desert Christian/L

Jurupa Valley at Chaffey

Silverado at Oxford Academy

Pacifica Christian/Newport Beach 6, Academy Academic Excellence 4

United Christian Academy 8, Mountain View 2

San Jacinto Valley 6, Redlands Adventist 2

New Roads 6, Bolsa Grande 4

Coachella Valley 9, Cobalt 0

Don Bosco Tech 13, Gorman Charter 3

Rancho Alamitos 9, Coastal Christian 1

San Bernardino 30, Noli Indian 0

Arroyo Valley 27, Calvary Baptist 3

Valley Christian/SM 12, Yucca Valley 3

Beverly Hills 6, Environmental Charter 3

Edgewood 28, Palm Valley 5

Santa Clarita Christian 3, Loma Linda Academy 0

Cal Lutheran 3, Rolling Hills Prep 2

Academic Career Exploration 9, Cate 0

Azusa 10, Santa Rosa Academy 0

Pacifica Christian/Newport Beach at United Christian Academy

New Roads at San Jacinto Valley

Rancho Alamitos at San Bernardino

Valley Christian/SM at Arroyo Valley

Edgewood at Beverly Hills

Cal Lutheran at Santa Clarita Christian

Academy Career Exploration at Azusa

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