For the next four years, the International Air Travel Association (IATA) predicts an average annual growth of 6% in air traffic. This growth should be driven by the positive outlook for the world economy and the continued deregulation of the airline industry, which should make traveling by air even more accessible to the general public (lower prices).

Airport advertising:
With a 30% share of the world airport advertising market and a portfolio of 163 concessions in international airports, including Charles-de-Gaulle and Orly in Paris, Heathrow and Gatwick in London, JFK and La Guardia in New York, Frankfurt and Shanghai airports, JCDecaux is the number one player worldwide in this market.

In the Middle East and Africa, JCDecaux manages exclusively the advertising for Dubai International Airport through the joint venture JCDecaux Dicon in the United Arab Emirates. It is also the exclusive advertising concessionaire for Sharjah International Airport, the 3rd busiest airport in the same country. Please visit our product catalogue here.

On the other hand, JCDecaux Algeria handles the advertising at Algiers Airport and 18 other airports in Algeria.

Transport advertising:
JCDecaux manages advertising concessions in 300 railway transit systems such as the metros in Hong Kong, Singapore, Santiago in Chile, Barcelona, Rome, Bilbao, Vienna and Milan. The list of concessions also includes the Heathrow Express in London, the Eurostar and Eurotunnel terminals along with tramways, buses and trains in Germany, Australia, Austria, Italy, Spain, Hungary and Norway.

In the Middle East and Africa, q.media Decaux manages exclusively the advertising on a fleet of 1,450 buses and 800 taxis in Doha. On the other hand, JCDecaux Algeria has the exclusivity of advertising on 1,400 Tahkout buses in Algiers.