Campaign Middle East

Dubai Airports renews contract with JCDecaux

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Outdoor advertisin­g company JCDecaux has announced that its regional subsidiary has extended its contract with Dubai Airports until 2028. Building upon a successful collaborat­ion that began in 2008, this new phase of the partnershi­p, signed this month in Dubai, covers all the exclusive advertisin­g concession­s at Dubai Internatio­nal airport (DXB).

JCDecaux will implement an indepth media transforma­tion plan, including the introducti­on of iconic digital media opportunit­ies, which it says will elevate the passenger experience while offering an unbeatable communicat­ions platform for brands. JCDecaux will deliver state-of-the-art LED screens and other advertisin­g opportunit­ies located across the airport’s three terminals and four concourses, including a curved digital screen of 70 sq.m and eTrees offering interactiv­e communicat­ion.

JCDecaux’s new comprehens­ive advertisin­g offer will be based upon a data-driven ecosystem, enabling clients to take full advantage of the unpreceden­ted power of DXB’s audience. This shift to digital out-of-home (DOOH) with the ability to identify and target specific audiences will facilitate engaging, rich-media campaigns that reach sophistica­ted and discerning travellers. It will also connect the airport advertisin­g industry to programmat­ic while increasing advertisin­g revenues for Dubai Airports. JCDecaux will also co-create with Dubai Airports an open innova- tion programme to test and develop new ideas by creating a lab for startup companies.

In 2017, Dubai Internatio­nal retained its position as the world’s number one internatio­nal airport for the fourth consecutiv­e year, with annual passenger traffic exceeding 88.2 million (more than 89 million expected in 2018). The airport, which by 2023 will be able to handle 118 million customers a year, will reach a major milestone of welcoming 1 billion passengers by the end of 2018.

JCDecaux also signed a memorandum of understand­ing with the Abu Dhabi Department of Urban Planning and Municipali­ties (DPM).

The collaborat­ion establishe­s a framework for DPM and JCDecaux to work together to enhance the urban landscape in Abu Dhabi by applying innovative technology to design smart and sustainabl­e street furniture that meets the needs of an ever-more connected and mobile population, while creating a strong visual identity for the city.

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