Traveler audience in hotels
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Reach Travelers
at the Decision Moment

Travelers are one of the strongest audiences in the network because they are away from routine, actively spending, and moving through the building multiple times a day. We can reach them through hotel wraps and hotel screens, depending on the property and the market.

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2,900+
Hotel Locations
2
Formats: Wraps + Screens
66%
Ordered Delivery During Stay
$1.16
Per Guest Reached
Inventory Lanes

Two Ways to Reach Travelers

Travelers can be reached in more than one way across the hotel environment. Some campaigns are built around high-impact wraps. Others use elevator screens. The point is that the audience is reachable across a broad hotel footprint, not through a single execution only.

Format One
Wraps
Wraps give brands the highest-impact way to own the elevator environment. They are built for dominance, repetition, and full visual control inside the stay.
2,930Wyndham hotel locations in the wrap footprint
21Wyndham brands represented
$9,70512-week full wrap rate per elevator set
$7,07012-week door-wrap rate per elevator set
Format Two
Screens
Screens add a more flexible digital layer to the traveler story. They work when the goal is repeated in-building visibility without needing a full wrap-led execution.
43Hotel screens in the current hotel screen footprint
18Hotel properties in the current screen footprint
90.6K4-week one-spot reach across hotel screens
1.01M4-week one-spot impressions across hotel screens
The Environment

Where Travelers See the Message

This is what the traveler moment actually looks like: elevator screens and wrap executions placed directly inside premium hotel environments, where the guest sees the brand as part of the stay.

Vertical Impression hotel elevator screen
Hotel environment creative placed directly in the guest journey.
Vertical Impression elevator environment
Digital elevator screens create a clean, eye-level moment for brand messaging.
Vertical Impression elevator wrap example
Wrap executions extend that same traveler moment with full visual ownership.
Traveler Behavior

The Signals That Matter

The inventory matters, but the behavior is what makes this audience valuable. Travelers are already spending, already moving through the property, and already open to new brands while away from routine.

66%
Ordered delivery during a hotel stay
Two in three hotel guests have already used delivery on property. The demand is there before media even starts.
4×
Daily elevator rides per guest
That gives campaigns repeated exposure across the full stay, not a single glance on the street.
2.4×
Above the attention threshold
Elevator media clears the memory threshold the deck cites for long-term encoding.
7+ days
Memory after exposure
That retention window makes hotel media useful even after the guest has left the property.
Efficiency

Very Low Cost Per Guest Reached

One of the strongest parts of the hotel story is how inexpensive the audience can be relative to the quality of the moment. In the hotel deck math, the wrap format worked out to just $1.16 per guest reached.

Per Guest Reached
$1.16
A very low cost for an audience that is on property, actively spending, and seeing the message repeatedly throughout the stay.
What Drives Efficiency
4×
Multiple daily rides, a captive setting, and a traveler who is already making local decisions all work together to keep the media efficient.
Planning Principles

What Makes the Traveler Audience Valuable

This audience works because the environment and the moment line up. The traveler is on property, moving through the building, and making real decisions about where to spend next.

Travelers are actively spending
Food, transportation, entertainment, retail, and convenience purchases all become more immediate during a stay. This is a live spending window, not passive awareness only.
The ad shows up inside the stay
Hotel wraps and hotel screens place the message in the building itself, which is a stronger context than asking the traveler to remember something they saw outside the property.
Frequency is built in
Guests move through the elevator repeatedly. That repeated exposure is what turns a hotel media buy from a novelty into a memory and response driver.
Travel Audience Planning

Put the Brand in Front of
Travelers Before They Decide

If the audience is hotel guests, tournament travelers, or out-of-market visitors, we can build the buy around wraps, screens, or a combined hotel strategy depending on the market and objective.

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