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OOh Wan Chai

There is no place that screams cultural convergence like Wan Chai. As land develops in Wan Chai, newer, more modern buildings were constructed while older, Chinese style buildings remained. Because of this, a distinctive “old” and “new” zone of Wan Chai can be found. Different types of restaurants, shops and people can be found amongst these two zones. The government has tried to put effort to modernise some older buildings while trying to retain the unique culture. The area that shares a name with the district it belongs to has a population of 53,598.

The OOH billboards in Wan Chai are in the newer, business areas of Wan Chai near the main street Gloucester Road. The harbourfront area has a few popularly visited areas such as The Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts (HKAPA), Blue House, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), Lee Tung Street, and Golden Bauhinia Square. The Wan Chai population has a median age of 43.9 and median income of $15,000.

OOH advertising

OOH type OOH by district

Location Media Type Event advertising Digital OOH

OOH Admiralty OOH Causeway Bay OOH Central OOH Fortress Hill OOH Kowloon Bay OOH Kwun Tong OOH Mid-Levels OOH North Point OOH Sha Tin OOH Sheung Wan OOH Tsim Sha Tsui OOh Wan Chai OOH Mong Kok OOH Macao OOH Sai Kung OOH Tsuen Wan

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Heung Hoi Mansion

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Heung Hoi Mansion

Heung Hoi Mansion Outdoor Advertising The localisation of the billboard is on Heung Hoi Mansion, 28-32 O’Brien Road in Wan Chai. Just around the MTR Exit A4, the billboard faces O’Brien Road and grasps the attention of everyone walking on the pedestrian footbridge. Without being insanely large, the billboard is refreshing for the working class on their...

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Neich Tower

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Neich Tower

OOH (Out of Home) is a key media for anchoring your brand locally, increase your brand awareness or drive traffic in your stores. The localisation here is at Neich Tower, a magnificent billboard in a clutter-free environment that offers clear and long exposure to all heavy and slow traffic on Gloucester Road in both directions. Dimensions : 38,1m W x 7,8m H

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Tramcar and Bus Shelter

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Tramcar and Bus Shelter

Tramways are a living form of Hong Kong’s history. Trams are the first public transport in Hong Kong and have been in service for 117 years since 1904. While Hong Kong may give the impression of a modernised business city, a lot of its rich culture is hidden in plain sight, take the following heritage icons as an example. Pottinger Street (aka Stone Slab...

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