Airport Advertising
Expanded retail and dining network boosts London Gatwick Airport commercial performance in 2024
A series of new and upgraded stores and restaurants helped drive a +16.2% surge in London Gatwick Airport retail income to £241.3 million (US$312 million) in 2024, the airport company has reported. The growth outpaced a +5.7% increase in passenger traffic to 43.2 million.
Registration is now open for the Australian Airports Association Retail & Commercial Forum, which takes place on 21-23 July in Sydney.
Net retail revenue per passenger reached €3.35, a slight improvement on €3.30 in the previous year.
The multi-terminal advertising campaign at Heathrow Airport supports the debut and fashion collaboration with emerging London designer Ancuta Sarca.
The opening marks PPG’s only standalone lounge at the travel hub, with access available for a nominal fee or complimentary with designated credit cards.
Groupe ADP Chief Customer Officer Mathieu Daubert talks about the airport company’s ambitions to extend its Extime retail and hospitality concept two years on from launch.
Al Waha pledges to become a leader in travel retail and secure a greater share of passenger spending. The PIF-owned fund intends to drive growth in Saudi Arabia’s travel retail market by enhancing the traveller experience.
The promotion in key passenger traffic areas using digital and static advertising assets is a collaboration with Times OOH, which holds exclusive media rights for the airport.
Groupe ADP is seeking to extend the reach of its Extime retail and hospitality concept with its latest retail and dining investments, an enhanced focus on hospitality and developing its community of ‘Extimers’ to drive service levels.
Vienna Airport today reported financial results for 2024, with the Retail & Properties division posting a +10% rise in revenue year-on-year to €203 million.
Western Sydney Airport will house around 80 digital advertising assets across the airport including large-format outdoor digital signage and in-terminal advertising screens.
Spend per passenger at the group’s retail and hospitality outlets (under the Extime Paris brand) grew +4.9% year-on-year to €32.10, and reached an impressive high of €87.60 in the renovated CDG Terminal 1.
This agreement reinforces the partnership between JCDecaux ATA Saudi and DACO, extending the management of advertising operations at the three airports, in place since 2010.
