We plan street furniture across Central, Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong. Shelters and six-sheets sit at eye level on the walk between the station, the shop and the office. People are close enough to read a line of copy. Every face we propose names the street and which side of the road it faces. Tell us the dates and the budget, and we will send a site list within 48 hours.
Which streets need shelters in Hong Kong?
People are close enough to read a line between the station and the shop. Every face we propose in Central names the street.
Reach pedestrians, commuters, shoppers and motorists through advertising integrated into Hong Kong's streets.
Street furniture advertising in Hong Kong gives brands access to bus shelters, tram shelters, digital panels and prominent street-level sites across major commercial and residential districts.
OOH Global helps brands select locations around audience movement, campaign objectives and the areas that matter most.
Street furniture gives brands a practical way to build visibility at street level, from bus and tram shelters to digital panels across Hong Kong's busiest districts.
Street furniture works best when the locations reflect where your audience spends time.
Central and Admiralty can reach professionals and business audiences. Causeway Bay provides access to shoppers and leisure audiences. Wan Chai combines commercial, residential and entertainment activity.
OOH Global considers these factors when planning street furniture advertising in Hong Kong.
We help with location planning, shelter selection, current media availability, campaign scheduling, creative specifications, media booking and campaign execution. This allows each campaign to focus on the streets and districts most relevant to its audience.
Hong Kong coverage across Central, Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui
800+
Outdoor moments planned, booked and delivered.
20+
20+ years of outdoor advertising experience.
Backed by local market planning and end-to-end campaign delivery
We help your brand go big, without overpaying or waiting weeks for quotes. From quoting, planning, booking, municipal approvals, production and installation, we handle it all under one roof.
Hong Kong offers a range of street furniture formats suited to different campaign objectives, locations and creative requirements.
Images below are for illustrative purposes only. They are not specific to one location.
Lamppost banners along Hong Kong's city arteries and retail streets deliver rhythmic pedestrian-scale reach through Central, Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui.
Lamppost advertising in Hong Kong works as a run. The same brand every few metres along a retail street or event route builds a rhythm down the whole corridor.
Freestanding backlit MUPIs in the CBDs and retail districts of Central, Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui carry eye-level creative on the busiest walking routes in Hong Kong.
MUPI advertising in Hong Kong is read at walking pace. Eye-level, backlit and on the pavement, it carries retail and city-centre messages that need to be seen up close.
Backlit and digital bus shelters on Hong Kong's high-frequency city routes anchor always-on brand presence at pedestrian eye level.
Bus shelter advertising in Hong Kong combines a wait at the stop with the same commute every day. That repeat is why shelters are the frequency engine of a city plan, in print or on a digital unit.
Explore additional solutions for every campaign objective.
Where street furniture is booked
Open a country brief for street furniture pricing, sample sites, and market notes.
Costs depend on the location, number of shelters, format, campaign duration and whether the campaign uses static, digital or domination formats. Contact our team for current availability and a tailored quote.
1-3 months is a useful planning period for many campaigns, with shorter and longer bookings available depending on the site. Longer campaigns can support repeated local visibility, while shorter activity may suit product launches, events and promotions.
Yes. International brands can advertise across eligible street furniture networks in Hong Kong. Creatives must meet the requirements of the selected media owner and applicable advertising regulations.
Effectiveness can be measured through estimated reach, frequency, impressions and available audience data. Brands can also track outcomes such as website visits, QR code scans, store visits, enquiries and sales activity during the campaign period.
Yes, for Hong Kong street furniture advertising, relevant approvals may involve the Transport Department (TD) for bus-stop/shelter locations, Highways Department (HyD) for roadside infrastructure, and the Buildings Department (BD) where signboard/building works apply. If the furniture or advertising structure occupies Government land, permission from the Lands Department (LandsD) may also be required.
Popular areas for street-furniture advertising in Hong Kong include Central, Admiralty, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok, due to their high pedestrian, commuter and retail traffic. Other strong locations include North Point, Quarry Bay, Sha Tin and Tsuen Wan.
Tell us the markets, the audience and the objective. Our specialists will build the plan and manage the campaign from briefing through to delivery.
Tell us the markets, the audience and the objective. Our specialist will come back with recommended formats, availability and next steps within 48 hours.
Share a brief and a specialist will come back with recommended formats, availability and next steps within 48 hours.
