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We plan airport advertising in the Netherlands, from departures and lounges to arrivals and baggage reclaim. Pick a gateway below, or send the brief and we'll come back with the airports and formats that fit.
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Tell us where you want to reach travellers and what your campaign needs to achieve. We'll help identify the right airports, media formats and passenger touchpoints to build your campaign around.
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Across 31 airport gateways in 16 countries, brands can access airport media throughout the passenger journey, from departures and lounges to gates, arrivals and baggage reclaim. Campaigns are planned around target markets, passenger profiles, routes and dwell time, bringing the right airports, placements and formats together around one clear brief.
Business, leisure and international travellers in a high value environment built around global movement.
Every Gateway. One Global Network.
Premium airport advertising across 33 gateways in 16 countries, from departures and lounges to arrivals and baggage reclaim. Filter by market to see the airports and media opportunities available there.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The right airport depends on the audience and markets you want to reach. Major international hubs such as Dubai International, Singapore Changi, Hong Kong International, Paris Charles de Gaulle, Frankfurt, Tokyo Haneda and Sydney Airport offer access to large and diverse traveller audiences. For more focused campaigns, airport selection can be shaped around passenger profiles, flight routes, terminal traffic and business or leisure travel patterns.
The busiest airport is not always the most relevant choice. Airport selection can consider passenger profiles, flight routes, business and leisure travel, international connections, terminal usage, seasonality and target markets. These factors help identify where your airport advertising budget can be focused around the audience you want to reach.
Airport media can cover multiple stages of the passenger journey, including check in, security, departure halls, lounges, gates, baggage reclaim and arrivals. Availability differs by airport and terminal, so placements can be selected around passenger flow, dwell time and the role each location needs to play in the campaign.
Formats can include digital screens, large format displays, lightboxes, baggage reclaim media, jet bridges, lounge advertising and other terminal media. Some international airports also offer large scale installations and bespoke opportunities. Exact formats, dimensions and creative requirements depend on the airport and available inventory.
Yes. International airport advertising can be coordinated across multiple markets through one campaign plan. Media availability, bookings, artwork specifications, approvals, production requirements and launch schedules can be managed across the selected airports while accounting for local requirements in each country.
Lead times depend on the airport, format, campaign period and production requirements. High demand airports and prominent placements may require earlier booking, particularly around major travel periods and events. Starting early also provides more time for availability checks, artwork approvals, production and any airport specific requirements.
