Media Resources

Leicester Square in London, the cultural heart connecting Covent Garden and Piccadilly Circus, attracts tens of thousands of tourists and locals every day. It is not only one of London's most famous advertising media but also a perfect blend of London's culture and commerce.

Piccadilly Circus, located in the heart of London's West End, is world-famous and covers a total area of 783.5 square meters, making it one of the largest advertising displays/screens in Europe. The screen is divided into six sections labeled A, B, C, D, E, and F. Advertisements from clients play on each screen in a clockwise sequence, with a 5-second transition time between adjacent screens.

The 450-square-meter mega screen is located on the main road from Heathrow Airport to central London, strategically covering the passing crowd. The media consists of 6 screens, totaling 72 meters, making it the longest digital screen media in Europe. It attracts tens of thousands of tourists and local residents daily, providing an excellent platform for large-scale advertising.

The large-screen advertisement is cleverly embedded at the center of the shopping mall, adjacent to John Lewis department store and Waitrose supermarket, becoming an unavoidable visual highlight for visitors entering the mall. It not only creates a visual impact but also offers an all-angle viewing experience through its unique curved design.

As the largest financial district in Europe, it has 14 million square feet of office and high-end retail space, making it a prime stage for global brand showcases. Located on London's busiest thoroughfares, it has become one of the most famous outdoor electronic screens in Europe.

Located at S-Bahn station Karlsplatz Stachus, right above the entrance to the subway station, it is one of the busiest subway stations, serving both local residents and tourists. It cleverly integrates into the daily commuting routes of Munich citizens, allowing brand information to subtly become ingrained in people's minds.

Located in the central area of the legendary Rope Street, it offers 500 square meters of space perfect for digital advertising campaigns, combining architecture and motion imagery. Rope Street is Hamburg's most famous street—shopping by day, dancing by night, a street that attracts crowds and serves as the first stop for night owls and young people in Hamburg.

Located near the Berlin Exhibition Center at the traffic light intersection, vehicles experience long waiting times, making advertisements highly visible. This prime location is ideal for highly creative advertising campaigns, effectively reaching not only IFA exhibition visitors.