Cape Town - A Danish travel company wants potential grandmothers to send their children on sexy, baby-making holidays. While this sounds futile or quite odd, Denmark is currently undergoing a baby drought – as fewer Danes are having children.
Danish travel company, Spies, released the raunchy advert that targets mothers who are hoping to have grandchildren one day.
With slim chances of this happening, Spies came up with a brilliant solution - "Send your son and his wife off somewhere sunny and sexy, throw in a few bikinis and skimpy outfits, a few broken condoms and little Sofia, Ida and Frederik will be in granny’s arms in 9-months".
The Telegraph UK reported that this ad which has an underlying message of ‘listen to your mother’ is a follow on to the travel agency’s “Do it For Denmark”, aimed at inspiring Danes to get out of Denmark; see some new and exciting things and have a baby already.
This time round, Spies turns to mothers and says that if they want grandchildren; they should buy their children a ticket to somewhere hot and exotic.
"Send your child on an active holiday and get a grandchild within nine months," the ad persuaded.
The Telegraph reported that in the aging population of Denmark, moms who will not experience what it is like to have a grandchild that is the problem.
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The ad also noted that what is of utmost importance is the destination you travel to.
Somewhere cold, spidery, boring and tourist drenched does not really do much for the pheromones and laws of attraction.
We at Traveller24 think that the sexy beaches of Cape Town, Durban and Plettenberg Bay make for a good romp in the sand. The scenic and majestic mountains of the Wild Coast can get you ripping you backpacks and sweaty clothes off in no time. And getting sandy on Safari in the Northern Kruger is more than enough dirty to get things going.
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