Campaign India Team
Jun 17, 2011

Hyderabad airport a favored advertising destination for premium brands

See some of the creatives from the RGIA here

Hyderabad airport a favored advertising destination for premium brands

Tata Motors of India which owns Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), a British  automotive business, has recently advertised a large-sized media at  the Hyderabad Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA). The campaign’s objective is to promote the launch of luxury vehicles: BMW,  Daimler, Audi among others to target high net worth individuals (HNI)  belonging to the SEC A+.  The display is 10ft in height and 18ft in  length and is hard to miss because of the length.

View the creatives here (click to enlarge)
 

 

  

The proposal to display the brand at the airport was put forth by the  outdoor firm, Laqshya Media which holds the ad rights at the RGIA.  The brand’s creatives can be seen on the six backlit mullion units addressing the departing passengers, 'Checkin hall is a composite departure area allowing the advertisers complete access to all the departing passengers and the six dominant media units create a lasting impression on both the domestic and international travellers'.

The campaign carries exquisite images of the luxury vehicles, XF Diesel Jaguar.  The first Indian  factory to assemble JLR opened in  the last week of May.

Shashi Sinha, senior vice-president, Laqshya, says: “The campaign is on in the check-in hall at the airport which is common for both domestic and international.  JLR enjoys the benefitting media location, connect dominance and the very premium media environment, which together magnifies its luxury quotient.”

 Indrajit Sen, chief executive officer, Laqshya, adds: "Hyderabad  Airport provides a rare brand and media synergy which is much needed by the premium brands, but is hard to come by."

 Other brands that have recently advertised at the Hyderabad Airport include Audi, Jos Alukkas (jewellery brand from South), Videocon among others.

Source:
Campaign India

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