Airport Advertising
Interbus specializes in managing advertising means located in indoors and outdoors airport areas. In 2009 we signed an agreement with Athens International Airport “El. Venizelos” that granted our company the exclusive right to manage the airport’s advertising means, while since 2017 we hold the exclusive rights to manage the advertising means in 14 regional Greek airports (Thessaloniki, Mykonos, Santorini, Rhodes, Chania, Kavala, Aktion, Corfu, Kefalonia, Zakynthos, Mitilini, Samos, Kos, Skiathos).
Interbus’ advertising means in Greek airports include lightboxes, king size wall panels, digital display screens, specially designed promotion points and bespoke promotional constructions.
Interbus offers a wide range of enticing advertising options in the Greek airports for all kinds of enterprises, using various advertising means placed on areas of high visibility by a large audience, as well as striking promotional constructions.
Advertising in Public Transportation Modes
Interbus’ advertising campaigns are addressed to millions of consumers who use daily the public transportation modes.
Of course, the promotional material placed on public transportation modes is not viewed only by the passengers, but also by all those using their own transportation as well as those on foot. Metro, urban railway, tram, trolley, city and interurban buses convey the advertisers’ message all over the city.
Interbus focuses on managing out of home advertising means. By establishing binding and successful collaborations with the regulatory authorities of the public transportation modes in Athens, Thessaloniki and many other Greek cities we provide bespoke advertising campaigns to both public buses and track based modes.
Track Based
Interbus designs and implements successful advertising campaigns in the metro, the urban railway and the tram, as well as in selected track based means stations.
Buses
Interbus has both the experience and the technical know-how to undertake successfully advertising campaigns in all public buses in Athens, Thessaloniki and the rest of Greece.
