Coca-Cola is sold in all but 2 countries on Earth. Here's what their ads look like around the world. (2024)

This ad appeared in Beijing, China, in 2004. This South Korean ad dates back to 1986. This 1994 billboard in Vietnam reads, "It's so nice to see you again." A giant co*ke poster adorns a building in Bangkok, Thailand, in 2013. This Coca-Cola delivery van shows an ad in Indonesia from 1998. This billboard went up in advance of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Kaliningrad, Russia. This billboard in Warsaw, Poland, which measured 26,000 square feet, drew criticism from locals when it was put up in 2000 because it turned an office building into ad space. A Coca-Cola ad in the Monastiraki neighborhood of Athens, Greece, in 2011. A construction fence in Berlin, Germany, featured a large interactive co*ke ad in 2013. One of the famous trams in Lisbon, Portugal, displays a Coca-Cola ad in 2006. A three-dimensional Coca-Cola ad above a newsstand in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2010. A co*ke billboard hangs behind a Palestinian militant, who shoots rounds in the air during a rally in Ramallah, a Palestinian city just north of Jerusalem, Israel, in 2006. A Coca-Cola billboard from 1977 in Israel. This 2012 billboard from Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, features a decidedly Western activity: a barbecue in the park. Two women in burqas sit below a co*ke billboard in Kabul, Afghanistan, in 2006. A Coca-Cola ad in a cafe in Aswan, Egypt, in 1980.