
Tunga
HospitalityThe client
Tunga
Tunga International Hotel is a full-service hotel. The social work covers three sides of it: rooms and housekeeping, the food and beverage floor, and event catering with the buffet line set up. Enquiries come in by phone, so the booking numbers sit on the artwork itself.
- 01How they came inA hotel selling rooms, restaurants and event catering to three different audiences off one feed.
- 02What we took onThe ongoing social feed. Design and content, working from photography shot inside the property.
- 03How it runsOne quiet system across all three. Warm low light, an italic serif for the line, gold accents, the mark top left or top right, and a booking number in a gold pill at the bottom of anything meant to generate an enquiry.
- 04Where it standsThirty seven pieces in the set, covering rooms, catering and the split-frame day-and-night posts, so the feed reads as one property rather than three separate businesses.
The work
144 pieces we made for Tunga
107 menu design · 25 carousels · 11 social media design · 1 event posters
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Social assets37
RegionIndia
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What does MarketinCrew do for Tunga?
The ongoing social feed: design and content across rooms, catering and the restaurant floor.
Why are phone numbers on the artwork?
Because that is how the enquiries arrive. Any post asking for a booking or an event carries the number in a gold pill.
How do three businesses share one feed?
One visual system. Same light, same type, same gold, so a room post and a catering post still read as the same hotel.
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Social media design
Thirty seven posts across rooms, catering and the food and beverage floor. Warm low light, an italic serif line, gold detailing, and the booking number set in a gold pill on anything asking for an enquiry. Split-frame posts pair a daytime moment with a night one.