Stockholm, the Capital of Scandinavia, has the most inhabitants, the most companies and the largest concentration of knowledge and culture compared to the other Scandinavian countries. Stockholm Arlanda Airport is Sweden’s largest international airport and serves as the world’s gateway to Scandinavia, Sweden and Stockholm.
Communicate effectively with airport advertising
Airport advertising is an effective media channel for reaching the hundreds of thousands of passengers who pass through Stockholm Arlanda every week. The airport environment signals exclusiveness, excitement and expectations, making the recipients' senses highly open to messages and communication.
As an advertiser you gain access to large, exclusive formats and opportunities for creative solutions to make your communication effective.
Almost 40 per cent business travellers
At Stockholm Arlanda Airport, you reach international business travellers, decision makers and other affluent target groups. Of the 19 million passengers who travelled to or from the airport in 2011, about 40 per cent were business travellers.
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Facts about Stockholm Arlanda and Stockholm
- 19 million passengers flew to and from Stockholm Arlanda Airport in 2010.
- About 80 airlines and 179 destinations in Sweden, Europe and the rest of the world.
- Every day, 50,000 passengers travel through Stockholm Arlanda.
- Every day, about 800 aircraft take off and land at the airport.
- Stockholm Arlanda is comparable to a medium-sized Swedish city, with 16,000 people working at 250 different companies and organisations.
- Stockholm has the largest hospitality industry in Scandinavia.
- The Stockholm Stock Exchange is the largest in Scandinavia.
- The Ports of Stockholm are the largest meeting place on the Baltic Sea.
- Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and its local authority is the largest in the country. The Swedish Parliament and government, foreign embassies and the Swedish royal family are all located within the city’s geographic boundaries.
- Some 800,000 people live in Stockholm, and some 525,000 people work there daily in roughly 36,000 places of work.
- Close to a quarter of the country’s companies are located in Stockholm.
