Reach local Travel Buffs on the public digital screens that they see every day.

Traditional out-of-home advertising has always allowed you to reach your customers as they go about their business in public — on billboards, at transit hubs, and at sporting events, for example. Digital out-of-home offers the same opportunity to reach your audience when you have their undivided attention, and it’s offered on screens both large (think highway screens) and small (like digital screens at gas pumps).

What are the advantages? Digital out-of-home advertising is available at lower rates than traditional out-of-home media, and with a more dynamic and easily implemented format. And, digital out- of-home advertising avoids many of the obstacles that can be challenging in the online marketing world, like less desirable page placements and ad blockers. The best part? Addy makes purchasing digital-out-of-home advertising easy and affordable.

Travel Buffs have a passion for exploring the world, and a large portion of their disposable income goes towards travel. You will find them devouring all kinds of information devoted to travel, and when they're jet-setting they make an effort to immerse themselves in the culture of the places they visit.

Depending on what types of screens are available in the area you choose, your ad will display in the following kinds of locations:

• Billboards of various sizes in high-traffic areas
• Taxi tops and in-ride screens in taxis, Lyfts, and Ubers
• On in-bus entertainment screens
• At airports on kiosk screens in lounges, concourses, and at baggage-claim areas
• At train, bus, and subway station kiosks
• On entertainment screens in gyms at focal points near equipment, juice bars, etc.
• On the screens of fitness equipment at gyms, including treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, and steppers
• On entertainment screens in high-visibility areas of salons, barbershops, and nail salons
• On digital screens at liquor stores
• On digital screens in hotel lobbies
• On screens at high-visibility points in bars and casual dining establishments