The ad agency behind the campaign has been fired.
A tourism campaign for the Philippines has been widely ridiculed after a video included footage from other countries.
DDB Philippines, the ad agency behind the video, has apologized and blamed a failure in quality control for the fiasco. It is not as if the country is short on beautiful destinations, pictured is Kayangan Lake in Coron, Philippines.that it was a Filipino blogger called Sass Rogando Sasot who was among the first people to point out that parts of the video showed countries that were not the Philippines.
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