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Vizzy Holi-Delay helps to bring a little cheer to holiday travel

By Cristine Struble

DETROIT, MI - NOVEMBER 21: Travelers walk through the Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport on November 21, 2021 in Detroit, Michigan. Major airlines are facing numerous problems during the holiday travel season, including staffing shortages, COVID-19, and a skyrocketing number of people traveling for the holidays. (Photo by Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images)
DETROIT, MI - NOVEMBER 21: Travelers walk through the Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport on November 21, 2021 in Detroit, Michigan. Major airlines are facing numerous problems during the holiday travel season, including staffing shortages, COVID-19, and a skyrocketing number of people traveling for the holidays. (Photo by Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images) /
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While the old song about through the woods to grandma’s house might seem idyllic, the reality is that airport travel can be far from the friendly skies. With Vizzy Holi-Delay, the beverage brand is hoping to spread a little holiday cheer when the clock doesn’t seem to move fast enough.

As more people look to take a flight this holiday season, some people seem to have missed the memo on holiday cheer. From the cramped space to the waiting, patience is an extra travel fee that some people have not chosen to purchase. Add to that situation a flight delay, few people are singing loud for all to hear.

Carol Krienik, associate marketing manager for Vizzy Hard Seltzer, said “When you’re traveling for the holidays, there’s nothing worse than seeing your flight has been delayed so, we wanted Vizzy to step in and make an annoying situation, a little bit more positive*”

Did you know that December 21 to December 23 tend to be the three busiest travel days of the year? To help bring a little more “happy” to the holiday travel season, Vizzy will be giving away a free Vizzy. Simply visit www.vizzyholidelaydrinks.com to enter. Winners will receive a $8 prepaid card.

As Krienik said, “Whether it’s enjoyed at the airport or when you finally reunite with friends and family, we hope Vizzy brings some fun and flavor to your drinking this season.”

And, for travelers going through Denver International Airport and Midway Airport, the brand will be offering a few refreshing samples for travelers over 21. According to the brand, Denver International Airport at Concourse C near Gate C29 and Midway Airport at Concourse A near Gate A7 will bring a little Vizzy Holi-Delay help to hopefully have travelers ditch the stress and capture the merry.

This holiday season find a way to bring a little happy during holiday travel, holiday shopping and anytime. Travel delays are often out of people’s control, but people can choose how they react. Why not bring a smile to the situation and maybe the merry that is shared will come back tenfold.

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