This radio spot imagines the world of the near future. It's a world that is so highly regulated, legislated and politically correct that doing even the simplest things (which we take for granted today) have become incredibly complicated and devoid of fun. In this execution, a young person on holiday overseas has to jump through a lot of hoops, submit to a battery of tests and get a team of lawyers involved, all just to try and 'get lucky' with someone they met while travelling. The spot concludes with a message from Flight Centre Youth & Adventure, reminding young people to travel now, before it's not fun anymore.

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MV: The year is 2034, you're on holiday, and you are about to get lucky.

Your respective legal teams were notified of your mutually agreed intent to take matters to the next level.

You submitted your skin, blood, urine, spleen and earwax samples and completed all the necessary psych evaluations.

After three days of tough negotiations, the lawyers finally agreed on the exact nature of your imminent physical relations.

Yes, it's on.

You've just received final approval from your parents, work supervisors and the old lady above you from Apartment 6B.

The three legally required sex witnesses are on standby:

Your sister, Ben from Accounting and the used car salesman who was summoned for witness duty.

It's their job to make sure that you wear your protective sex hats at all times, stick to the agenda and, of course, intervene if one of you says the safeword.

Which is 'vanilla'.

You, my friend, are so close.

The nurse has done the pre-coital health checks, the witnesses are ready with their disciplinary tasers.

When your parents give you an encouraging thumbs up and wink from the observation deck, that’s the signal, it's time to get freaky.

The future's coming.

So travel before it's not fun anymore, with Flight Centre Youth & Adventure.