Traditionally, Hong Kong and Singapore have battled it out for recognition as the advertising capital of Asia-Pacific. But with the rise of China and India - not to mention the emerging markets of Southeast Asia - will this two-way fight quickly come to resemble a playground scuffle as the real competitors enter the boxing ring?
While the Singapore Government continues to entice media agencies with start-up funding (and Hong Kong follows suit, albeit with a much smaller pot), the reality is that advertising will always go where the big marketing budgets are - and that’s less easy to predict. So what do you think?
By 2020, which city will be Asia-Pacific’s top advertising hub?
* Bangkok
* Beijing
* Hong Kong
* Kuala Lumpur
* Mumbai
* New Delhi
* Shanghai
* Seoul
* Singapore
* Sydney
* Tokyo
* Other
Click here to vote on the Media homepage.
While the Singapore Government continues to entice media agencies with start-up funding (and Hong Kong follows suit, albeit with a much smaller pot), the reality is that advertising will always go where the big marketing budgets are - and that’s less easy to predict. So what do you think?
By 2020, which city will be Asia-Pacific’s top advertising hub?
* Bangkok
* Beijing
* Hong Kong
* Kuala Lumpur
* Mumbai
* New Delhi
* Shanghai
* Seoul
* Singapore
* Sydney
* Tokyo
* Other
Click here to vote on the Media homepage.
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