← All projects

Hotel PR · On-site production of the media events

Let the city become the venue

Conrad Chongqing

Project / seriesConrad Chongqing opening project

Conrad Chongqing
01 / THE BRIEF

Each media event has to stand on its own, and that depends on the route from arrival to every photo point working as one piece. The installations go up early and the floor keeps running. Production has to hold the timetable and still give the cameras something worth shooting.

02 / THE APPROACH

Four photo points — the waterfall installation, the wooden sign, the tea counter at the entrance and the custom installation on the central terrace — were each built to stay in place for ten days. The two events ran on the same routing and the same crew schedule, with photography and post-production delivered alongside.

03 / THE DELIVERY
  • Four media photo points built to stay in place for ten days, including the waterfall court and the central-terrace installation
  • On-site production and routing for two media events
  • Six days of on-site photography and post-production across the two events, three photographers and a shared cloud gallery

RoleBuild and on-site execution of the media photo installations.

RESULTS

40,939,104Total impressions across the two events
44,516Total interactions across the two events
10 daysContinuous life of the waterfall photo installation

SourceRUI MEDIA project report, Conrad Chongqing Media Event Report, pp. 14–16, 26, 74 — impressions and interactions are the combined totals of two events, not split per event, and the report carries no platform screenshots.

Back to all projects ↗Public relations & experiences ↗
A CONVERSATION IS A GOOD BEGINNING

Every story starts with a conversation.

LET’S MAKE SOMETHING MEANINGFUL

Your next chapter.

Tell us about your brand, your project stage and the challenge you would like to address.

Required when submitting here, so we can reply.

Your draft stays in this browser tab until you close it. Choose how to send it; nothing is submitted automatically.

Or email harry@rui.media directly
RUI MEDIA / THE EDIT