Exterior and interior advertising placements on hotels and hospitality properties, particularly in prime tourism, business and entertainment districts. This format covers building exteriors and interior media surfaces such as lobbies, elevators and amenity spaces; it does not include in-room screens.
Visitors, business travellers, convention attendees and the local traffic that moves through hospitality and entertainment districts.
Hotels sit where a city concentrates arrivals, events and nightlife. Their exteriors face the street and skyline; their interiors meet guests, visitors and event traffic the moment they arrive. Both put a brand in front of people who are new to the city, out, and looking around.