BAA searches for promotions shop to revamp kiosks

British Airports Authority is seeking a sales promotion agency to

invigorate its airport kiosks in a bid to lure more blue-chip

advertisers.



The airport operator is in talks about the £1.5m work with a

number of shops, believed to include its direct marketing agency,

Claydon Heeley Jones Mason, and Ubiquitous, which has managed the kiosks

for the past ten years.



The kiosks are located at arrivals halls and congregation points in

BAA's London airports, but will expand later this year to cover the

seven UK airports it operates, which together handle more than 125

million travellers a year.



"We're looking to breathe new life into this advertising medium and move

it beyond a leaflet pick-up point to encompass materials such as CD-ROMs

and magazines," said John Pizzamiglio, head of media at BAA.



"Our airports carry many affluent and business travellers, but a lot of

advertisers don't appreciate the opportunities that exist."



BAA's agency roster in-cludes J Walter Thompson, Delaney Lund Knox

Warren, Carat and Zenith Media.



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