Bishopp announced as Hobart Airport’s OOH partner

By AdNews | 17 October 2023
 

Bishopp has been named Hobart airport’s OOH advertising services provider.

The multi-year agreement represents Bishopp’s first entry into the Tasmanian market and provides exclusive access to Hobart Airport’s in-terminal and external advertising assets.

The company will be making a multi-stage investment to improve asset presentation and provide a premium asset offering across the airport terminal and surrounds.

Hobart Airport chief financial and commercial officer, Kate Gillies, said that Hobart is one of Australia’s fastest growing airports, serving over 2.5 million people annually, and forecast to facilitate more than 3.5m passengers by 2030.

“Airport advertising is a key platform for brands to capture the attention of millions of travellers each year from interstate and overseas,” Gillies said.

"Bishopp will install state-of-the-art LED screens as part of the airport’s terminal upgrade, and upgrade billboards in the airport precinct and fronting the Tasman Highway, for a total of over 60 advertising assets."

Bishopp CEO, Brad Bishopp, said the OOH company is excited to expand into Tasmania and look forward to a long-term partnership with Hobart Airport.

"This expansion is a huge step for Bishopp. We look forward to working alongside the airport to provide more opportunity for Tasmanian businesses to be seen by national and international audiences," he said.

“Part of what makes Bishopp unique is our involvement in the local community. Our goal is to create memorable advertising experiences that will leave lasting impressions on travellers while also benefiting local business owners.

“We are invested in helping local businesses grow and as such, are playing a proactive role in partnering with local community organisations to promote the local region and Tasmanian tourism.”

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