Transit & outdoor · 4 countries
Advertise where people are on their way.
462 screens in airports, train stations, on ferries and on street panels in 4 countries. Your ad plays while they wait for a flight or a train, or walk through the city.
462 screens in 4 countries: airports, train stations, ferries, street panels and billboards.
IllustrationWhat it is
Your ad on the screens along the way.
We sell advertising on 462 screens in airports, train stations, on ferries and on street panels in 4 countries. You pick the countries and the kind of location, we put your ad in their loop.
The screens
462 screens in 4 countries.
Your ad
A spot of 15 to 30 seconds in the loop, next to travel information.
Your locations
Choose the countries and the kind of location. Your plan names every location before you book.
Your creative
Send a finished ad, or our creative professionals make it from your photos and logo.
Why it works
On the way, people have time to look.
- 01
Waiting is part of every trip.
At the gate, on the platform, on the ferry: people wait, and the screen is in front of them.
- 02
Travellers decide on the go.
Where to eat, where to stay, how to get around. Your ad meets them while they plan the next step.
- 03
Seen in passing, seen again.
Street panels stand on the routes people take every day. Your ad meets them on the way to work and back.
Why it works
One impression does nothing. Three months in the room does.
What do you sell?
Your customers are on the move.
Travellers, commuters and people in town. Find your category and see who you reach.
Travel and hospitality
Who buys it here: Travellers
Hotels, airlines, car rental and travel insurance.
The moment: At the gate or on the platform.
Reach themBrand campaigns
Who buys it here: Everyone passing by
Product launches, campaigns and big announcements.
The moment: On the routes they take every day.
Reach themFinance and telecoms
Who buys it here: Commuters and business travellers
Banks, cards, mobile plans and roaming.
The moment: With time to wait and a phone in hand.
Reach themEvents and culture
Who buys it here: People in town
Concerts, exhibitions, trade fairs and festivals.
The moment: When they arrive and plan their stay.
Reach themLocal businesses
Who buys it here: Locals passing by
Shops, restaurants and services near the station or the panel.
The moment: On their daily route.
Reach themSelling something else?
If your customers travel or commute, they pass these screens. Tell us what you sell and we check the fit.
Book a free 30-minute call
Choose where
Locations in 4 countries, country by country.
Every country with its screens and its kinds of location. Name the countries and the kind of location, and your plan names every location before you book.
Screens by country
| Germanyairports 162 · train stations 60 · street panels 18 · billboards 5 | 245 screens |
|---|---|
| Italystreet panels 131 · ferries 6 · train stations 1 | 138 screens |
| United Statesstreet panels 67 | 67 screens |
| Austriastreet panels 12 | 12 screens |
Fair questions.
In which countries?
In 4 countries. The list above shows every country with its screens and its kinds of location: airports, train stations, ferries, street panels and billboards.
Who sees my ad?
The travellers and passers-by at the locations you book. Your plan names every location before you book.
Can I pick single locations?
Name the countries and the kind of location, and we come back with the locations that match. Your plan names every location before you book.
How long can my ad be?
15 to 30 seconds, depending on the location. Your plan gives the length for every location you book.
What does a campaign cost?
It depends on how many locations you book, how often your ad plays and for how long. Tell us your audience and budget on a call and we come back with a concrete plan and price.
Who makes the ad?
Your choice. Send a finished ad that matches our creative specs, or our network of creative professionals produces it from your photos and logo.
How do I know my ad ran?
Every play is logged with the screen, the date and the time, to the second. You get that proof of play with your report.