How are advertising signs planned in different countries?

(Baonghean.vn) - In some countries, creating outdoor advertising billboards is always a complex competition. However, each country has different regulations to ensure the interests of businesses and urban civilization.

1. France

In France, businesses must adhere to minimum and maximum size regulations, and cannot be as “grandiose” as they like. However, they are allowed to choose their own colors for their billboards.

2. America

Meanwhile, US law is concerned with content errors such as whether the product's external advertising reflects the quality inside. False advertising will damage the reputation of other products. As for size and color, businesses can choose whatever they want.

3. Australia

In Australia, billboards must comply with some basic regulations such as not advertising in historical sites, nature reserves, wildlife areas, residential areas (except residential areas mixed with office areas), areas requiring landscape protection, or national parks, not obscuring traffic signs... All advertising regulations are only intended to ensure safety for road users as well as people in the area.

4. China

In China, each province, each region, each street, and even each residential area has its own regulations on the installation of billboards. However, all these types of billboards must comply with general regulations such as: being consistent with the nation's customs and traditions, not posting offensive or ridiculous images, and having billboards installed in the correct size and at the correct location.

5. South Korea

In Korea, when installing advertising signs, businesses, companies, and stores must ensure factors such as good customs and business culture. In some model shopping streets, signs must comply with regulations on size, and the color and font must ensure the brand elements of the business.

6. Japan

Billboards in Japan are usually not too large and are hung neatly. To install advertisements, businesses must comply with the regulations of each area and not use offensive images. Many areas in Japan also have their own regulations on advertising themes, depending on the goods and services of the entire area. However, the government still allows freedom and innovation with impressive images that are hard to find anywhere else in the world.

7. You

In the UK, private homes usually do not hang any signs permanently. Businesses or shops that want to hang signs must apply for permission with specific designs on size, content and color right from the time of construction or renovation, and if they want to change the content, size or color later, they must ask permission from the municipal authority. In the photo: A very orderly advertising sign on a street in Birmingham, England.

8. Hong Kong

Neon advertising signs installed at camera and electronics stores on Sai Yeung Choi Street in Hong Kong. Not only are they attached to the storefronts and hung high up, many billboards are also hung in the middle of the street.

9. Thailand

In Thai cities, billboards come in a variety of shapes and designs. This rich and varied form of expression can "surround" consumers in shopping malls.

10. Malaysia

Outdoor advertising signs in Malaysia are also very neat and orderly. In particular, because there are many different languages, in addition to Malay, English is also used as an official language in this country.

Kim Ngoc

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