
Markets / Thailand TH
Thailand Bangkok’s skyline, working for your brand.
7.8M
daily impressions
140+
premium boards on rate card
650
tuk-tuks under contract
220+
campaigns delivered
01 Why Thailand
Thailand is where AURUM was born — nine years, 220-plus campaigns and the deepest billboard inventory in the Kingdom. We know which Sukhumvit board jams for five hours at 6 p.m., which BTS station your players actually use, and exactly who signs the permit.
Traffic is your media multiplier
Bangkok’s legendary congestion means 90-minute average commutes — and dwell time other markets can only dream about.
37M+ tourists a year
A constantly refreshing audience flowing through the exact corridors our boards and fleets cover.
Permits are a contact sport
Nine years of relationships with city halls, property groups and the BTS mean we book inventory that never reaches the open market.
02 Formats in Thailand
Every surface, accounted for.

Billboards across the expressway grid
Static mega boards and digital spectaculars on Rama IX, Sukhumvit, Silom and the airport link corridor.
- 48-sheet to 400 m² units
- Static, backlit & digital
- Average dwell: 25+ min

Tuk-tuk street armies
650 wrapped tuk-tuks running GPS-verified loops through Siam, Sukhumvit, Khaosan and the riverside until last call.
- Fleets of 20–650 units
- Nightlife & tourist circuits
- Live GPS dashboard

BTS, MRT & station takeovers
Full exterior wraps on the Skytrain and Metro, plus total domination of interchange stations like Asok and Siam.
- 1.2M daily BTS ridership
- Full & half train wraps
- Pillar + screen + gate domination
03 Case in point

Owning Asok — Bangkok’s busiest interchange
To launch RoyalSpin in Thailand we took over BTS Asok: every pillar, screen and gate wrapped, flanked by 40 expressway boards and a 120-unit tuk-tuk fleet circling the station for six weeks straight.
+186%
branded search volume
41M
verified impressions
6 wks
brief to live
04 Coverage
Same team. Same standards.
One media plan can cover both markets — negotiated, produced and reported by the same fourteen people.
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